This is a very simple look with a pale copper shimmery shade on the lid and matte plums and purples in the crease. It is a soft look, but my camera washes it out a bit. (Stating I’m a novice at photography is an understatement!! ) I didn’t want to apply my makeup too heavy for the camera because I was just leaving the house for an appointment.
| Products Used: | |
| Eyebrows: | Anastasia Brow Pencil – Dark Brown |
| Primer: | Nars Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base |
| Base: | Mac Painterly Paint Pot |
| Highlighter: | Mac Manilla Paper |
| Upper Crease: | Mac Tete-A-Tint |
| Crease: | Mac Haux |
| Outer V: | Makeup Forever #39 and Sugerpill Poison Plum |
| Inner Two Thirds: | Mac Aztec Brick |
| Upper Lashline: | Urban Decay Crash |
| Lower Lashline: | Urban Decay Underground |
| Mascara: | Covergirl Lash Blast Volume |
| Lash Primer: | MAC Prep and Prime Lash |
| Foundation: | Everyday Minerals in Toffee |
| Contour: | Everyday Minerals in Bronzed Tan |
| Blush: | NARS Dolce Vita |
Tete-A-Tint is applied on the brow bone up to the brow. My highlighter s applied lightly with Haux defining the crease. I mix MUFE 39 and Poison Plum together to further define my crease, but I don’t completely cover up Haux. Aztec Brick is applied on the lid and blended up and out to the crease and outer-third of the lid. Aztec Brick was part of a Limited Edition MAC quad that I depotted. Any copper color will do. If your copper is too red, mix it with a gold shade.
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Have you tried Anita Grant pigments, she is in the UK.
I haven’t heard of that brand. I will check it out. Thanks!