Eyes
1) Messily put a black base on your lids for the shadow to stick to. I used the NYX Jumbo Pencil in Black and drew all over my lower lid and a line along my lower lashes. You can be messy, because right after you draw it, you are going to use your finger and smudge it out a bit.3) Pat your finger into the Urban Decay Moondust Eyeshadow in Zodiac and then press your finger onto your eyelid over the smudged black. Keep grabbing more and pressing it on until you get as bold of color as you like. Then take that same fluffy brush you just used in Step 2, and without putting more shadow on it, buff the edge of Zodiac into your crease so the two blend together and everything gets buffed out. Again, blend.
4) Take a smudger brush like the Sephora Pro Smudge Brush #11 and wet it with a setting spray like MAC Fix+. Then dip that into Zodiac and mix to get an almost creamy consistency of shadow on the brush. Now press that onto the center of the eyelid and along the lower lash line. Once it starts to dry, take another small but dry brush and buff more shadow onto that to diffuse the line a bit and make it connect with the Zodiac on top of the lid.
6) Curl your lashes and apply mascara. I used the Too Faced Better Than False Lases Extreme, which is absolutely amazing, and I will be doing another post about soon. I used that on top and my tried and true Maybelline The Falsies Mascara on the bottom, which I talked about in My Favorite Mascaras.
7) Highlight under the brow, above the transition shade with MAC Eyeshadow in Nylon
Face
As I said, I did this look when I tested the Wayne Goss Method of applying powder under your liquid foundation. For an in depth explanation of what I did, how it worked, and what I thought, you can read that post here.I then bronzed my cheeks, nose, and forehead with Smashbox Bronze Lights in Sunkissed Matte and applied BECCA Shimmering Skin Perfector in Rose Gold, which I gushed about in my October Favorites, to my cheeks slightly above and overlapping some of the bronzer.
I put Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powder in Diffused Light above that for some extra highlight.
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