Just lately I’ve been absolutely loving wearing a really dramatic look on my eyes whether it be for daytime or evening. Peaches and Cream pigments are currently my number one choice for adding that gorgeous pop of light colour to my eyelids to contrast against the deep black shadow and liner flicks on the outer corner. So today, I wanted to show you my dramatic pearl and black eye makeup look! I’ve also been enjoying wearing a faux fringe which I create using my own hair. It’s so simple and easy to do, I’ve added the tutorial that I followed to get the look at the end of my post – enjoy!
Products used
Skincare
- Paula’s Choice Clear Pore Normalising Cleanser
- Paula’s Choice Clear Anti-Redness Exfoliating Solution
- Paula’s Choice Ultra-Light Daily Mattifying Fluid
Complexion
- MAC Studio Fix Fluid in NC15
- Collection Lasting Perfection Concealer in Fair
- MAC Studio Fix Powder Plus in NC15
- Illamasqua Heroine, Steal, Create and Rush
- MAC Mineralize SkinFinish in Soft and Gentle
Brows
- No7 Beautiful Eyebrows Sculpting Pencil in Brown
- Illamasqua eye shadow in Wolf
Eyes
- Illamasqua Neural Palette shades Stealth (as a highlight and base), Slink (under brow highlight) Wolf (in the crease) and Obsidian (outer corners)
- Illamasqua Heroine, Steal and Create (transition shades)
- Peaches and Cream Pearl Pigment
- Urban Decay mascara in Perversion
- MAC Gel Liner in Blacktrack
- Urban Decay 24/7 Glide On Pencil in Zero
Lips
- Givenchy Lipstick in Rose Dressing
- Carmex Moisture Plus in Peach
Tools
- Beauty Blender
- Real Techniques Powder blush
- Real Techniques Setting brush
- Real Techniques Contour brush
- Spectrum blush brush
- Illamasqua Highlighter brush
- Sigma E36 Blending Brush
- Sigma E21 Smudge Brush
- Crown SS029 Syntho Angle Fluff
- Crown SS021 Syntho Blending Fluff
- Crown SS027 Syntho Blending Crease
- Crown SS020 Syntho Precision Crease
- Crown SS004 Deluxe Oval Concealer
- Sigma E17 Waterline brush
- MAC 210 Precise Eyeliner brush
And lastly, the amazing Kayley Melissa showing you how to fake bangs too!
© This post is copyright of Rachael Divers 2015.