Golden, Copper and Purple Eye Makeup look + Picture tutorial

Meh...getting behind on posts again. After this post I already have 2 more tutorials to post. I'll try to get on that this weekend.

This look was created mainly using Sobe Botanicals eyeshadows and lipstick. 

 

 

 

Click below for the tutorial!

  Start by applying your favourite eye primer. I used Coastal Scents Shadow Worx Eye Primer. Then apply a very sticky base (Sobe's Stick It!, Fyrinnae's Pixie Epoxy or Darling Girls Cosmetics Glitter Glue all work great).

 

 

 Apply Antagonist in a circular motion with a soft blending brush to the outer crease.

 Apply Pandora's Box haloed around Antagonist and sweep inward.

 Apply Rum Raisin to the inner half of upper lid/crease and sweep outward.

 Apply Spun Sugar to the inner corner/V by patting and sweeping outward.

 Apply Rum Raisin to the inner half of lower lash line.

 Apply Pandora's Box to the outer lower lash line.

Soften the edges by applying NYX Highlight under the brow and blend downward in a side to side sweeping motion. For the lower lash line, use a skin tone eyeshadow or a powder foundation, to blend it out.

 Apply black liquid liner and wing outward. I used Kryolan Aqua Color liner in black (you mix it with water to get your preferred consistency which is why I love it).

 Apply Red Cherry Lashes #43 and black mascara to the lower lashes.

This is the complete look.

For the rest of what is on my face:

 

Eyebrows: Sobe Botanicals Fill Me In eyebrow powder Raven and Brunette mix (applied with MAC 266)

Lips: Sobe Botanicals - Vibe

Face: 

Skin MD Shielding lotion 

e.l.f. Flawless Finish Foundation - Porcelain (applied with finger tips)

Sobe Tinted Illusionist Powder (applied all over face with a large powder brush) 

Physicians Formula Powder Palette Mineral Glow Pearls - Light Bronze Pearl (applied under the cheek bones to contour)

NYX Blush - Pinched (applied to cheek bones and blending back toward the hair line)

Physicians Formula Powder Palette Mineral Glow Pearls - Translucent Pearl (applied just above the cheek bones to highlight)

 

If you have any questions, please let me know!