Dark Warm Brown Smokey Eye Makeup Look

A dark brown warm smokey eye with a dark lip is perfect for any and every occasion.

First taking a burt red, orange shade and blend this into the crease and lower lash line with a large fluffy brush.

With a darker brown shade blend this into the crease and lower lash line keeping it a little lower than the last colour to give a transition blended look.

Then with a brown shade first apply this to the lid and then blend this out into the crease and a little on the lower lash line.

With a shimmer brown shade apply this on the centre of the lid. 

With some liquid highlighter apply this to the inner corner of the eye.

Then with a light shimmer shadow apply this on top of the liquid highlighter to set this into place.

Now with eyeliner apply a wing to your eyes.

To finish off the eyes apply some mascara to the top and bottom lashes and pop on some false lashes. 

For the lips I first applied a red liquid lip and then went over with a dark brown lip. This helped give a red undertone to the brown.

Id love to know what you think of this makeup look and if you wear it please send them too me :)

Ive added a video tutorial below encase you'd want to see that instead

xxx

Pink Spring Makeup Look - Danielle Scott

The perfect look heading into the summer. Pink is the ideal colour for spring and adding in allot of highlight gives you that natural glow :)

Would you wear this?

First for the look you want to take a large fluffy brush and blend a brown shadow into the crease making sure there is no harsh lines.

Then with a darker brown shade and a smaller fluffy brush you want to apply this to the crease keeping it closer to the lash line. Also take this on the outer and inner corner of the lid and also the lower lash line.

For the centre of the lid you want to carve out where the pink and highlight shadows are going to go. So with either concealer or a eye primer apply this to the inner part of the lid. 

Then with this pink eyeshadow you want to apply this on the outer parts of the concealer you have just applied. 

Then with this pink shimmer highlighter shadow apply this on the very centre of the lid in an upside down triangle shape. You want to make sure these two shadows are blended into each other and no harsh lines. To do this you want to go back and forth with the two shadows.

With this darker shade of shimmery pink apple this on the outer parts of the pinks to give some definition and depth.

With a pencil brush and a dark brown shade you want to apply this right at the crease where the pinks and the crease shadows meet.

 Now apply mascara to the top and bottom lashes and then also apply some false lashes.

With a tiny bit of black eyeshadow apply this on the outer part of the eyes to deepen up the eyes. Apply small amounts and light pressure until you are happy.

For this look I paired it with a pink liquid lip and gloss

If you would rather watch a video tutorial on this then you can see it below.

Hope you love this as much as me. 

Id love to see if you recreate this.

xxx

Blue Cut Crease - The Magic By Juvia - Makeup Tutorial

Hi Guys <3

Here is one of my fav looks this year. I love experimenting with colours and feel creative when using colours. It always seems to be blues and purples that I use haha. I hope you like this look as much as I do. 

First you want to apply a light shadow and put it all over the lid and up into the brow.

With a large fluffy brush and red eyeshadow you want to blend this into the crease and lower lash line.

 With a dark navy blue shadow and a smaller brush you want to apply this in the crease and also the lower lash line. You want to keep this a little lower than the red as this will help it blend.

With a even darker blue shadow and a smaller brush again you want to apply this to the crease, outer corner, inner corner and also the lower lash line. Keep going back to the other colours and brush to make sure you keep the other colours and to keep it blended.

With a concealer or eye primer you want to apply this on the centre of the lid. If you have hooded eyes keep your eyes open so you can have the best guideline to where this needs to go. With the hooded eyes its best to go a little higher than your crease so it doesn't disappear when you open your eyes.

On top of the concealer/primer you want to apply this light blue/lilac colour to the lid. You then want to blend this out slightly to the crease colours.

 With a light aqua blue apply this to the inner corner.

 Apply some eyeliner to your eyes and create a wing.

 To finish off your eyes you want to apply some mascara and lashes.

For this look I added a light pink liquid lip.

If you would rather watch a tutorial Ive added this below xxx

Let me know if there is anything in particular.