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Showing posts with label eyebrow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eyebrow. Show all posts

Monday, January 26, 2015

It's all in the Detail



Today's makeup details:

Foundation: Revlon Colourstay
Concealer: MAC Select Cover
Powder: MAC Studio Fix
Contour: Inglot 504 Powder
Blush: MAC Melba & Pink Swoon


Brows: MAC Dipdown 
Eyeshadows: Makeup Geek Bitten, Coco Bear and Corrupt. Inglot 46, 405.
Eyeliner: Inglot 20
Mascara: Rimmel Extra Super Lash


Lipliner: MAC Whirl
Lipstick: MAC Blankety



Jen xx


Friday, September 20, 2013

A Winter Warmth

Here in Ireland, we've gone from a really nice summer into a bitter cold September like the click of a finger, so we never really got a chance to say goodbye to our rare hot summer. With fashion, beauty and makeup we're not fully ready to jump into our big cozy winter coats just yet.
Today on the eyes, I decided to blend out a classic smokey eye with a fun pop of bright colours to bring a bit of life and that last bit of summer into your makeup without being too much.
       

I personally love playing around with colours to change up a neutral eye. On today's eye I blended out a brown and black smokey eye with pink, orange, red and purple to achieve a warm effect to the overall look. I used the same fluffy blending brush with all of the colours as it doesn't matter if the colours mix.



I used a pink toned highlight under the brow to tie in with the colours blended and to add a bit of depth to the look. I also kept the rest of the face quite simple so it is all about the eyes! These colours can look great on all skin tones, just add a little at a time to achieve the effect your comfortable wearing.

Love Jx











Wednesday, June 12, 2013

It's a Fine Line to Love

Right now, I'm obsessed with winged eyeliner! Blended into a smokey, dramatic eye or paired with a bare lid and a colour pop on the lip, I'm hooked!

My personal preference would be the INGLOT Gel Eyeliner in the number 77 (jet black). A trusty reliable that lasts all day without smudging and can be used on the top and bottom waterline.




MUA Tip: I find a lot of makeup brushes are too thick to achieve the fine lines I'm looking for, so I often use fine paint brushes to apply the product. Thinner and cheaper! Can't go wrong!

Jx