In the tutorial actually the lips are glossy beige. Then I just highlighted the cheeks bone, brow bone and nose bridge using MAC FAFI Iridescent Powder in Verve-acious. I decide to forgo blush for this look and just apply bronzer on the hollow of the cheeks. Then, black liner and eyeshadow on waterline and black mascara. Then the same as previous post I blend some pink eyeshadow (Rimmel Brit Cool) on the inner corner of the eyes. So to make the purple more deep I just apply and blend deeper purple shadow (from Rimmel Duo in Brit Cool) just up to the crease and also the lower lasline. Okay, the lady that did the tutorial is a fair Caucasion, so MAC Parfait Amour on her will look deep compared to me.

The taupe will make MAC Parfait Amour more deep. Then I use MAC Parfait Amour (the exact eyeshadow in the tutorial) and apply it to slightly above the crease and blend into the skin and also on the lower lashline. The taupe is applied no further than the crease. I apply Painterly Paint Pot (obviously much better that Revlon Matte Eyeshadow) then follow with sheer and light application of taupe eyeshadow using a fluffy brush (blending brush). So I would just explain important feature. So after I bought MAC eyeshadow in Parfait Amour I decide to redo this look and as you can see, the result is so much different.Įverything else was about the same but I review back the tutorial and I notice something else, which for me is much better. I did a post about purple eyes look ( ) but I was not happy with the finished look due to the purple eyeshadow used lacking in intensity.

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