Today I have a quick makeup post mixing different shades of purples, lavender and blue. I love mixing my shadows together and creating my own custom shades. Sometimes I don't quite know what I will end up with which makes it even more interesting!
To get this look I used:
Eyes:
*Coastal Scents 120 (palette 2 ) -crease colors
*Madison Street Beauty Wisteria- lid color (mixed with purples from the 120 palette)
*NYC liquid eye liner
*Urban Decay Primer Potion
*Maybelline Rocket mascara
Lips:
Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics lip tar in the color Strumpet
Face:
*e.l.f face primer
*MAC Studio Fix pressed powder
*Make Up Forever HD powder
*e.l.f shimmering facial whip
Very beautiful make up!
ReplyDeleteThe colours look great on you!
Have a nice weekend Erica!!!
Thank you Demi :)
DeleteThis is such a beautiful look! You're so good at coming up with gorgeous color combinations!
ReplyDeleteThanks, you have come up with some pretty beautiful combos yourself :)
DeleteYou literally suit every colour combination. Looks stunning! xx
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing Erica, great job!
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So glamorous♥
ReplyDeleteI like your colorful makeup ideas ;)
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very pretty vibrant look! That's the fun part about makeup, we keep trying different things and never know what we will end up with :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing look, such a cool colors! Love your blog, following you now on Bloglovin!
ReplyDeleteThanks Angi :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as always! How do you get your make-up so bright!?
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Hi Casey, thanks :) It helps to start off with bold colors that have good pigmentation. I have a few palettes that don't have such great pigmentation and I can assure you they didn't turn out looking like this! I use a very good eye shadow primer and heavily apply the shadow in layers so that they show up bright for the post. I also take the photos in really good lighting, usually right in front of a window with the background behind me very dark. Its a combo of products and lighting. :)
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