I love this shade, but creating a look for this blog has been a complete pain. This look is my third or fourth attempt. Unfortunately, the pink duochrome is not camera friendly, but I finally like the end result.
| Products Used: | |
| Eyebrows: | Mac Spiked Brow Crayon and Anastasia Espresso Brow Gel |
| Primer: | Too Faced Shadow Insurance |
| Highlighter: | Mac – Vanilla |
| Inner Corner: | theBalm – Sassy (Nude’tude palette) |
| Lid: | Estee Lauder – Arctic Sky |
| Outer Corner: | Mac – Contrast |
| Crease: | Mac – Contrast |
| Upper Lash Line: | Make Up Forever Khol Pencil (10K) |
| Lower Lash Line: | Mac – Contrast |
| Lower Waterline: | Urban Decay – Asphyxia |
| Mascara: | L’Oreal Voluminous Faux Cils – Black |
| Foundation: | Everyday Minerals – Toffee |
| Get This Look: | |
This is incredibly simple and can be easily tamed to make it more ‘work friendly’. After priming, I wet a flat synthetic brush (Mac 242) using Mac’s Fix+ to apply Arctic Sky to the inner third of my lid and up to my crease. It isn’t necessary to use this shade wet to get a good result, but it helps for photos. Using a flat shader brush (Mac 239), I put Contrast (deep purple-ish blue) onto my outer corner and blending it over to the lid shade. I also ran this shade on my lower lash line. For my crease, I used the thin tip of the Mac 239 to apply a sharp crease. If your shader brush is fluffier at the tip, try using a pencil brush. I very lightly softened the edges of my outer corner and crease color using a skin tone shade a fluffy brush. You can skip the sharp crease to make this look less dramatic.
The inner corner color is a shimmery white and I used a tiny shader brush to apply. The liner is a matte dark purple that goes well with both lid shades.
