This bright eye is meant for Freedom Friday. If you want a bolder look, choose a brighter purple for the crease instead of brown.
I only have a few of Sugarpill’s pressed shadows, but I enjoy using them. These matte (semi-matte) shadows blend like a dream.
| Products Used: | |
| Eyebrows: | Anastasia Brow Pencil – Dark Brown |
| Primer: | Nars Smudge Proof Eye Shadow Base |
| Base: | Mac Paint Pot – Painterly |
| Highlighter: | Mac Shroom |
| Upper Crease: | Mac Tete-A-Tint |
| Crease: | Makeup Forever #30 |
| Outer V: | Mac Shadow Lady, Indian Ink |
| Outer Two Third: | Sugarpill Afterparty |
| Inner Two Third: | Sugarpill Midori |
| Inner Corner: | NARS Etrusque |
| Upper Waterline | Mac Eye Kohl – Smolder |
| Upper Lashline: | Urban Decay Zero Pencil |
| Lower Lashline: | Urban Decay Underground |
| Waterline: | MAC Chromagraphic Pencil NC42/NW35 |
| Lash Primer: | MAC Prep and Prime Lash |
| Mascara: | Covergirl Lash Blast Volume |
| Foundation: | Everyday Minerals – Toffee |
| Contour: | Bobbi Brown Bronzing Powder – Deep 4 |
| Blush: | Nars Dolce Vita |
Looking at the picture of the shadow swatches, the colors appear to be a weird combo. I picked MUFE #30 to blend into the crease and outer V because I wanted to tone down the bright lid colors. It also has enough red in it to compliment the green. (A good dupe is Mac’s Brown Script though it has a bit more yellow/orange undertone.)
Sugarpill’s Midori was applied to the inner two-thirds of the lid and blended into Afterparty for the outer two-thirds. These colors are very pigmented and can easily look intense if applied with a heavy hand.
The outer V was deepened by mixing Mac’s Shadow Lady and Indian Ink. You don’t need both of these colors. Any dark purple or plum would work. I mixed these colors on a whim because I didn’t fully plan this eye out ahead of time.
Nars Etrusque was put into the corner of my eye and blended up lightly.
