eyeslipsface brightening eye colour Inspired Look 6

A series of looks using the eyeslipsface brightening eye colour quads:

6: Luxe

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To recreate this look you will need:

• A good eyeshadow primer
• eyeslipsface brightening eye colour quad in Luxe
• eyeslipsface studio eyeshadow C brush
• eyeslipsface studio contour brush
• eyeslipsface studio angled brush
• eyeslipsface cream eyeliner in black
• A matte black eyeshadow
• Mascara

Step 1. Apply Primer all over the lid

Step 2. Pack on the red shade with a flat shader brush

Step 3. Using a soft blending brush place the mushroom shimmery brown shade into the crease using a rocking motion to get the colour all the way from the outer coner to the inner corner.

Step 4. Using the same blending brush, add the darkest brown shade to the outer corner for more depth.

Step 5. Blend out the crease and inner corner with the light golden shade

Step 6. Using an angled brush line the eyes using the e.l.f. cream eyeliner in black

Step 7. Set the cream eyeliner with a matte black eyeshadow

Step 8. Apply Mascara

All done

Gina xxx

E.L.F. Brightening Eye Colour Inspired Look 5

A Series of Looks using the E.L.F. Brightening Eye Colour Quads:

5: Hazy Hazel

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To recreate this dark look you will need:

1. A good eyeshadow primer
2. E.L.F. Brightening Eye Colour Quad in Hazy Hazel
3. E.L.F. Studio Eyeshadow C Brush
4. E.L.F. Studio Contour Brush
5. E.L.F. Studio Small Angled Brush
6. E.L.F. Cream Eye Liner in Purple
7. Mascara

 

 

Step 1. Apply Primer all over the lid

Step 2. Pack on the purple shade with a flat shader brush

Step 3. Try not to blend out the colour, it will turn grey and make you look like you have a black eye

Step 4. Using a soft blending brush place the darker shimmery brown shade into the crease using a rocking motion to get the colour all the way from the outer coner to the inner corner.

Step 5. Using the same blending brush, add the darkest matte brown shade to the outer corner for more depth.

Step 6. Blend out the crease with the light golden brown shade

Step 7. Using an angled brush line the eyes using the e.l.f. cream eyeliner in purple

Step 8. Apply Mascara

 Ciao

Gina xxx

e.l.f brightening eye colour inspired look 4

A series of looks using the E.L.F Brightening Eye Colour Quads:

4: Ethereal
http://www.eyeslipsface.co.uk

Products Used:

• Urban Decay Primer Potion
• E.L.F. Brightening Eye Colour Quad in Ethereal
• E.L.F. Studio Eyeshadow C Brush
• E.L.F. Studio Contour Brush
• MUA Liquid Eyeliner Shade 3
• MUA Mascara Shade 4
• NYX Jumbo Eyeshadow Pencil in French Fries

Step 1: Apply Primer all over the lid
Step 2: Pat on the golden shade all over the lid using a flat shader brush
Step 3: Add the pink shade to the middle of the lid if you wish to tone down the glitteriness of the golden shade
Step 4: Blend in the taupe shade to the crease using a blending brush
Step 5: Wing out the taupe shade and then drag a little on to the lower lash line
Step 6: Use the MUA Liquid Liner to line the upper lash line
Step 7: Use the NYX Jumbo Eyeshadow Pencil on the waterline
Step 8: Apply Mascara

 

The golden shade lets the quad down.  It is very powerdy, the glitter fall out is annoying and difficult to clear up without using something harsh like celotape.  There is little to no pigmentation on the lids.  However, the pink and taupe shades are much better in comparison to the aweful golden shade. 

That is all

Gina xxx

e.l.f brightening eye colour inspired look 3

A series of looks using the E.L.F. Brightening Eye Colour Quads:

3. Ivy

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I was really inspired by the name of this quad.  I immediately thought of Poison Ivy from Batman.

With Superheroes in mind, I decided to create a mask, one which only covers they eyes and incorporates leaves, this is what I came up with during my makeup play:

To create this bit of fun you will need:

The e.l.f. brightening eye colour quad in Ivy

The e.l.f. brightening eye colour quad in Ivy

A primer; I used e.l.f. Mineral Eyeshadow Primer

A waxy pencil as a colour base; I used NYX Jumbo Eyeshadow Pencil in Horse Raddish (not pictured)

Brushes; I used e.l.f. Studio Eyeshadow C Brush, e.l.f. Studio Small Angled Brush, e.l.f. Studio Small Precision Brush

A Mascara; I used e.l.f. Mineral Infused Mascara

Step 1. Prime eye lid, under eye and cheek
Step 2. Cover Lid and under eye with the colour base of your choice
Step 3. Draw the outline of 3 leaves, one on top of the other and fill in with the colour base
Step 4. Place the lightest green eyeshadow over the colour base using a flat eyeshadow brush to pack on the colour
Step 5. Line the eyes with the darkest brown shade.
Step 6. Create a long and extended wing using the darkest green shade and an angled brush. Use this as the steam of the first leaf.
Step 7. Using the same colour and brush create veins leading off from the main stem.
Step 8. From the middle of the lower lash line, extend another line down and across the center of the second/middle leaf.
Step 9. Again draw veins leading off from this central stem.
Step 10. From the inner corner of the lower lash line, run another line across and down the center of the 3rd/bottom leaf shape you have drawn remembering to give it veins as well.
Step 11. Accent the main stem of each leaf with the brown you used to line your eyes.
Step 12. Over the lid the colour base and palest green shadow should be a little way up and over the crease.
Step 13. From the inner corner, curving along the natural shape of your lid (see pictures) create a line, again using the darkest green and an angled brush.
Step 14. Create another line starting from the middle of your upper lash line curving in the opposite direction.
Step 15. Draw tiny veins off of these lines (this is very fiddly, take your time, try not to make these lines too thick)
Step 16. Apply Mascara

 Ta daaaaaaaa!

Gina xxx