When you think of the word smokey eye you immediately think black, silver, dark colors. While this is obviously gorgeous it's also very limiting. There are so many different colors you can use to achieve the same effect of a sexy smokey eye without having to reach for the black. Bronzes, browns and golds for example are all great colors that can be used to create the "Victoria Secret" version of the smokey eye. So I thought I'd do a smokey eye video using my Naked 2 palette to show you don't have to reach for the black to pull off a gorgeous smokey eye!
So I mentioned yesterday in my Mac Haul post that I was OBSESSED with my new Sassy Moss Fluidline. It's just the most gorgeous green, gold color ever! It's made to be a liner but I used it all over my lid for an amazing, beautiful pop of color! I actually wore this look to work and didn't feel like I had too much makeup on or looked like I was headed to the club. It just was so beautiful, so much fun and so different than my normal look!
I promised I'd make a video showing my look as I mentioned how obsessed with it I was :) I did, so check it out below! xo Kelly
Mac offers these great eye shadow palettes of 4 different colors that are great for beginners, or people who are unsure which colors to mix. I recently purchased this really pretty one that has yellows and browns, all of which look great alone or mixed with the other colors. I decided to do a look showing of the ways in which you can use these palettes, and using bright spring colors to go with it. Hope you guys enjoy!
I'm obsessed with my Mac Pressed Pigments. I think they're so great, especially if you love really bright or sparkly eyes. I recently purchased a bunch and I've been trying a variety of different looks using them. I tried out this golden copper look and I am absolutely loving it! It's so pretty and not too obnoxiously sparkly that you couldn't wear it to work. I tried to use as few colors as possible so it'd be easy to do. Hope you guys like it!
xo Kelly
Products Used:
Mac Fling Eyebrow Crayon
Mac Soft Ochre Paint Pot
Mac Retrospekt Eye Shadow
Mac Fix Spray
Mac Flicker Pressed pigment
Mac Soba Eye Shadow
Mac Mylar Eye Shadow
Mac Teddy Eye Liner
Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara
Stila Custom Color Self Adjusting Bronzer
Too Faced Sweathearts Perfect Flushed Blush in Peach
Hey guys! So, in my last video for my Mac Haul I was really excited about the Blonde Streak and Black Grape Pressed Pigments I purchased. I decided to do a look using those two colors that was somewhat subtle but still really fun and sparkly. Let me know what you guys think!
xo
Kelly
Makeup Used:
Mac Chilled on Ice Paint Pot Mac Fix Spray
Mac 224 Brush
Mac Kid Eye Shadow
Naked 3 Palette 'Nooner' Shadow
Mac Black Grape Pressed Pigment
Mac Mylar Eye Shadow
Mac Strong Willed Kohl Eyeliner
Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara
Mac BB Cream Foundation
Mac Prep & Prime Highlighter in Rose
Mac Prep & Prime Setting Powder
Too Faced Chocolate Soleil Bronzer
Nars Orgasm Cream Blush
Nars Copacabana Illuminating Highlighting
Mac Hip & Happy Lip Liner
Mac Rose Lily Lipstick
Mac St. Germaine Lipgloss Brushes Used: Mac 242 Brush Mac 224 Brush Mac 217 Brush Mac 286 Brush Mac 219 Brush Sephora 57 Brush
I usually do a smokey eye with purple or black so I decided to experiment with navy. I think navy eye shadow looks great on people with blue or green eyes especially, so if you have either of those try experimenting with this look. I found adding a little gold really complimented the blue and adding some depth to the look.