Jun 11, 2010

'Raspberry Punch' Look

'Raspberry Punch' Look

So I started off this look with the Naked Cosmetics Shock Effect Pigment Stack in hand and it totally failed. I am not a fan of these pigments at all...they are borderline useless to me. Let me know if you guys want a full blown review on these because I don't want to just bash the products and hear myself complain.

Anyhow onto the look which I had to resuscitate with Inglot eyeshadows....after I chucked the Naked Pigments out of my way.


Eyes:

PRIME:
I started off with NARS Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base all over my lid up to the brow bone. I also applied MAC Layin' Low Paintpot (matte creamy beige) all over my lid up to my brow bone as my primary base.

COLOR:
On the inner lid I applied MAC Blanc Type Eyeshadow (matte ivory).
Next the middle of the lid I applied Inglot #362 Eyeshadow (matte raspberry pink).
On the outer lid I applied Inglot #371 Eyeshadow (matte vivid blue).
For the crease I used Inglot #388 Eyeshadow (matte purple).
On the brow bone and for the blending I used Smashbox Nude Eyeshadow (matte nude).
For highlight I used MAC Vanilla Eyeshadow (matte ivory).

BROWS:
My brows are filled in with MAC Eyebrow Pencil in Stud.

DEFINE:
I lined my upper lashline with Stila Stay All Day Eyeliner in Black.
I lined my lower waterline with Loreal HIP Cream Eyeliner in Black.
I lined my outer lower lashline with MUFE #22 Aqua Cream (shimmery green).
I used Covergirl Lashblast Mascara for my lashes and added Beautee Sense Princess Lashes for effect.


Lips:

POLISH:
I used NYX Narcissus Lipstick with MAC Fab Frenzy Superglass.


Face:
 
FINISH:
I used MUFE Mat Velvet + Foundation in #70 with MUFE Full Cover Concealer in #12 under my eyes. I set with MAC Blot Powder in Dark. I used MAC Blush Ombre in Ripe Peach for my cheeks.

10 comments:

  1. I love the mix of purple and pink and then green on the lower lashline, very creative :) sorry u didn't like the naked cosmetics stalk; I got Ebony and Ivory sets and love them! I use them quite frequently

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  2. You just saved me some money on those Naked Cosmetics pigments-thank you! Gorgeous look as usual!

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  3. this is pretty & i love your hair! fighting the east coast humidity can be a chore. this looks like a great way to just roll w/ it. plz do a review on the naked cosmetics stack you don't like. it is refreshing to see that someone doesn't like EVERYthiNG! :O)

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  4. Awesome make up and colour combo! I love how bright those colours are :) x

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  5. Beautiful. Love the lipstick

    I gave you a blog award

    http://makeupbykim-porter.com/blog

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  6. Love the look and your hair!

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  7. Hey! Can you confirm that the pinkish color you used in this look is #361 and not 362? I was looking at your post with all of your inglot shadows and the 361 looks peach and the 362 looks like the pink one. I have a friend going to NY and am having her pick up some shadows for me. Thanks for clarifying! And thanks for all the great eyeshadow combinations you do!

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  8. Thanks so much my lovelies!!! I can't believe I didn't respond to this before.

    Thx so much Kim hon! I love awards!

    I'll do a review on the Naked Cosmetics pigments to let you guys know for sure why they leave a bitter taste in my mouth.

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  9. Hey Janet! U r right hon, the pink color is #362 and not the #362 that I posted before. Thx so much for catching this. I fixed it now! :)

    I hope u enjoy the eyeshadows when u get them. Plz let me know how u like them for sure!!!

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  10. TINA!!!! please email me everything about how u get ur hair like this!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE! Im going natural and im at the stage where all i do is wear a bun and im starting to feel depressed. email is hoge06@yahoo.com

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