Summer Colours Makeup Look - Danielle Scott

I googled 'Summer Colours' and created a look using only them colours. I like trying to make makeup fun and try something a little challenging. Would you wear something this crazy?

First with this burnt orange shade you want to blend this into the crease with a large fluffy brush.

With a smaller fluffy brush and a aqua blue you want to also blend this into the crease keeping it a little lower than the last. You want to then also clean up the lid with some concealer and take it up to the crease.

With a shimmer yellow shadow you want to apply this in the inner corner and take it up the crease but keeping it on the lid.

Then with a shimmer blue shade you want to apply this on the rest of the lid.

With a navy blue shadow and a pencil brush you want to apply this where the lid and crease colours meet. Also apply this to the outer part of the eye. 

Then going back in with the crease shadows blend this on the lower lash line and make sure if everything is blended.

With a eyeliner apply a wing to your eye. You want to extend it a little longer on the inner corner and this help your eyes to appear larger.

Apply some mascara on the top and bottom lashes and then pop on some false lashes. 

Summer Makeup Look

This look is going to be great for the summer months. You have all of the summer sunset colours here. This look could be worn during the day or even on a night event.

First you want to fill in your brows however you normally would. To clean up your brown apply concealer around your brows and also apply concealer on the lid and blend this out into the brows.

Then with a light skin toned shadow you want to set the concealer so it doesn't move around. 

For the crease of the eye you want to start off with a light yellow colour and blend this into the crease with a large fluffy brush making sure it is soft and blended. Then getting a shade darker each time you want to keep blending this into the crease getting lower down and this will help the blended look and give a transition effect.

Now to clean up the lid take some concealer and keep your eyes open and carve out where you want to edge of the lid colour to be. 

With a yellow shimmer shadow apply this on the inner corner of the lid.

Then with a rose gold shimmer pink shadow apply this from the yellow shadow and blend this 3 quarter the way out of the lid.

Then with a matte brown shadow and a pencil brush you want to blend this where the lid and crease colours meet and also on the outer part of the lid. You then want to go back and forth with all of the eyeshadows until you are happy with the way it looks.

Then with your eyeliner apply a wing to your eye and also apply mascara to the top and bottom lashes. Then pop on some false lashes. 

 Now for the face. First apply a primer and foundation all over your face. Then with some concealer apply this to the under eyes, chine, nose and forehead and blend this out with a beauty blender. Then with some loose setting powder you want to set the concealer you have just applied. 

Now that the face makeup is done you can finish off your eyes. With all of the colours you applied in the crease you want to blend this on the lower lash line.

For the rest of the face you want to first contour. So apply the contour to the hollows of the cheeks, jawline and hairline. Then apply a little bit of blush to the apples of the cheeks and highlight the highest parts of the cheeks.

For the lips pair this look with a nude pink lipstick.

Easy Peasy :) I hope you like it. If you would rather watch how I done this then Ive added this below.

Lilac Makeup Look

Purple Lipstick!!! Who doesn't want to wear purple lipstick. This is a mermaid vibe makeup look and i feel you may be able to get away with this for a day to day basis but also out there enough for a night out.

First you want to apply a base to your lid. You can either apply concealer or a eye primer all over the lid and blend it out taking it up into the brow.

With a light beige shade and a large fluffy brush you want to blend this into the crease.

Taking a shade darker you want to do the same this keeping it a little lower than the last shade. This will help it blend easier.

 Now with more of a burn beige shade you want to do this step one last time keeping it lower again. Go back and forth with all the brushes and colours making sure it is blended.

To get a sharp crease you want to go back in with your concealer/primer and carve out the lid. Make sure your eyes are open so you can see what the look with look like.

Then with this lilac shimmer shade apply this on the lid from the inner part of the lid too 3/4 of the way out.

With a pencil brush and a brown shade you want to blend this where the lid colour meets the crease colour. This will help everything blend together and deepen up the crease one last time.

Then with your eyeliner apply a wing to your eye. 

With a little bit of aqua shimmer blue apply this on the centre of the lid.

 With a very light shimmer shadow apply this to the inner corner and brow bone.

Now pop on some lashes and mascara on the top and bottom lashes.

For the waterline apply a lilac coloured eye pencil and this will help your eyes look large and awake. Also apply a little of that burnt brown shade to the lower lash line.

Finally for this look apply a matte purple lipstick.

If you would rather see a full length video tutorial on this then I have added this below. Id love to know if you would wear this look :) tag me on social media if you do xxx