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Primers- Photo Loving Primer by Nyx and Primer Potion in the Original Formula by Urban Decay.

Eyeshadow- Moonlighter in Glow Worm by Black Moon Cosmetics above the crease, Buzo from the Magic Palette by Juvias Place and Lightyear from the Moondust Palette by Urban Decay for the green half, middle shadow from the bottom row (the matte red) from the Zulu Palette by Juvias Place and Kiss Kiss by Sugarpill for the red half.

Mascara- Cake Mascara by Besame/On the Rise by Nyx Cosmetics (I like using the On the Rise brush to apply the Cake Mascara) and some Bad Gal Lash Mascara by Benefit, on top of Voluminous Primer by L’Oréal Primer.

Eyeliner- Vink and the Vamp Stamp for the wings (buy the bundle for less here), and Liquid Liner by BH Cosmetics for along the lashline.

Powder- All Nighter by Urban Decay.

Setting Spray- Oil Control by Skindinavia.

Highlighter- Moonlighter in Glow Worm by Black Moon Cosmetics.

Concealer- No Filter in Fair02 by Colourpop, Studio Finish in NW15 by Mac.

Lipstick- Mattitude Lipstick in Spice/Sugar by Private Society Cosmetics.

Bonus: my Holiday press on nails!

Juvia’s Place Magic Palette So pretty!

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Primers- Studio Perfect Photo Loving Primer by Nyx Cosmetics and Primer Potion in Original Formula by Urban Decay.

Eyeshadow- Aziza above the crease and Zohra from the Saharan II Palette by Juvias Place on the outer half of my lid. Then I applied Kiss Kiss by Sugarpill on top of the matte dark red base. Next I applied Nubia from the Magic Palette by Juvia’s Place as a base on the inner corner of my eyes with Super Shock Shadow in Get Lucky (no longer sold) by Colourpop to make it pop even more. Then I blended out into the red half a little bit. Lastly I used some more Aziza along the red above my crease to blend it out a little bit more.

Eyeliner- Vamp Stamp and Vink by Vampstamp for the wing (you can buy them individually or as a set which is the cheaper option vs buying them separate), Liquid Liner by BH Cosmetics along the lashline. I used remover on a qtip and concealer (same as below) to make it ’sharper’.

Mascara- Lash Paradise by L’Oréal on top of Voluminous Primer by L’Oréal.

Highlighter- Love Light in You Light Up My Life by Too Faced.

Setting Spray- Oil Control Fixing Spray by Makeup Revolution.

Powder- HD Finishing Powder by Nyx Cosmetics.

Concealer- No Filter in Fair02 by Colourpop.

Lipstick- The Real Teal by Too Faced, then Moon Topper in Luna by Black Moon Cosmetics. When I wasn’t happy with that (looked a little too blue even though I blended it out by finger), I added some Moon Topper in Slime by Black Moon Cosmetics and blended it out to get this final lip color.

I really loved how this look turned out though! My favorite holiday look so far.

Eyeshadow- Buzo above the crease and blended out, with Aja on the lid and in the crease (leaving a spot without in the center of my kids), both from the Magic Palette by Juvia's Place. On top of Aja I applied Super Shock Shadow in Donna by Colourpop (no longer sold). Next I applied some shadow primer in the middle of my lids to lighten it, and added Buzo to the center for the lighter effect. Lastly I applied Super Shock Shadow in Under the Sea by Colourpop to the centers of my lids to finish off the highlight at the center.

Eyeliner- Shimmer Strips from the Green Eyes Trio (no longer sold) by Physician’s Formula.

Mascara- Volumazing by Revlon on top of Voluminous Primer by L’Oréal.

Primer- Studio Perfect Photo Loving Primer by Nyx Cosmetics and Original Formula Shadow Primer by Urban Decay.

Powder- Matte Finish Pressed Powder in Shade #205 by BH Cosmetics.

Concealer- Conceal and Define in C3 by Makeup Revolution.

Lipstick- The Real Teal by Too Faced with Slime Lip Topper by Black Moon Cosmetics on top.

I was really happy with how this halo eye turned out! Took a little longer bc of the amount of detail, so I skipped highlighter this day.

Bonus with Zorro:

Eyeshadow is long since it features a step by step process for anyone curious about the method I used for this halo eye look. It’ll be posted as the last products since it has its own paragraph.

Mascara- Killer Curves by Physician’s Formula.

Lower Mascara- Photo Finish Lash Primer by Smashbox and BFF Volumizing Mascara in Blue Ya Mind by Colourpop.

Primer (under concealer)- Studio Perfect Photo Loving Primer by Nyx.

Powder- None this day (it was cool and rainy).

Highlighter- Trophy Wife by Fenty Beauty.

Concealer- No Filter in Fair02 by Colourpop.

Lip Color- Melted Chocolate in Pure Gold by Too Faced.

Eyeshadow- Aya on the full lid and above the crease, Côte d’Ivoire on both v’s of my eyes but leaving a small spot without. I then added some Shadow Primer (Original Formula by Urban Decay which dries faster than concealer imo) and Aya on top to set the primer. Both of those shadows are from the Afrique Palette by Juvias Place. Now because I’m never happy with straight matte shadows, I added Chi from the Masquerade Palette by Juvias Place on my inner and outer v’s. Then I sprayed a flat synthetic brush with Setting Spray (Make It Last by Milani in this case), and lately applied some Wet Nubia from the Magic Palette by Juvias Place to the center of the kids to make the Aya really pop.

I ran out of time so the lower mascara wasn’t quite even on both eyes. Also I’m not sure if it was the new mascara or not (will wear it again to see if it was that or something else), but I got some in my eyes and they were bugging me around 3 hrs in. Mascara tends to be the thing that makes my eyes itchy, so if I change it out and my eyes bug me, I almost always know the culprit.

Anyway this look was inspired by Donald’s outfit in the game Kingdom Hearts. The first two games are still near and dear to me and probably what led to my love of keys. This look was done shortly after KH3’s release, and I plan on doing one for Goofy’s outfit, and hopefully/eventually do one inspired by Sora’s outfit as well.

Eyeshadow- Chi from the Masquerade Palette by Juvias Place with very little Jelly Much Shadow in Halluciogenius by Colourpop added to the lid. Kesi from The Magic Palette by Juvias Place was used to help blend out the blue edging so it wasn’t so harsh. The Jelly shadow ate through the base shadow (as in the base one disappeared), even though I used it sparingly. So I had to add some more Chi on top.

Inner Eye Highlight- Jelly Shadow in Halluciogenius by Colourpop and Duochromatic Illuminating Powder in Twilight Tint by Nyx.

Mascara- Lash Warrior by Flower Beauty on top of Photo Finish Lash Primer by Smashbox.

Primer (under concealer)- Studio Perfect Photo Loving Primer by Nyx Cosmetics.

Powder- Matte Pressed Powder in Shade #205 by BH Cosmetics.

Highlighter- Duochromatic Illuminating Powder in Twilight Tint by Nyx Cosmetics.

Concealer- Studio Finish in NW15 by Mac.

Lipstick- Shiver by Sugarpill and Sea Nymph by Makeup Monsters Cosmetics (now Menagerie Cosmetics).

Note on the Jelly Shadow from Colourpop: as stated above, if you try to use a powder base eyeshadow and apply the jelly one over it, the jelly shadow makes the base disappear. And I applied VERY LITTLE of the product when I tried using it on my lids, so that was a bummer. You can sort of tell this happened where I used it on my inner eyes if you zoom in on the closeup pic. So I’ll likely be trying to shadow by itself moving forward. Heck you may not even need a primer with it. I’ll report back to y’all after I experiment with it some more.

Makeup is a long one today since I had a rare night out with friends. Eyeshadows will be listed at the bottom for how I got a classic silver smokey eye.

Mascara- Lights, Camera, Lashes by Tarte. Primer- Studio Perfect Photo Loving Primer by Nyx on my entire face, and under my eyeshadow primer. Eyeshadow Primer- Eyeshadow Primer Potion (Original) by Urban Decay. Eyeliner- 24/7 Eye Pencil in Oil Slick on upper lid and 24/7 Eye Pencil in Perversion on my lower lids, both by Urban Decay. Foundation- PhotoFocus in Porcelain by Wet N Wild. Setting Spray- All Nighter by Urban Decay. Concealer- Gotcha Covered in Ivory by Nyx Cosmetics for blemishes, and Bye Bye Under-eye in Light by IT Cosmetics for my dark circles. Powder- Matte Pressed Powder in Shade #205 by BH Cosmetics. Highlighter- Strobe from the BlackLight Highlighter Palette by BH Cosmetics. Lipstick- Waterproof Lip Pencil in Retro by BH Cosmetics with Liquid Poison in Strange Love by Sugarpill on top.

Eyeshadow- First I applied Kesi from the Magic Palette by Juvia’s Place under my brow bones and down to my crease so the black shadow could blend out easier. Next I used Oil Slick by Urban Decay in my crease and on the outer v’s of my lids, a matte with subtle silver glitter in it. Next I applied Vai from The Magic Palette by Juvia’s Place on the little bit of bare skin above my eyelashes and the center of my lids. Next I applied Super Shock Shadow in Liberty by Colourpop on the centers of my lids and blended it out. Lastly I applied Moondust in Moonspoon by Urban Decay for a super glittery effect.

Anyway this was my look for my friend’s 30th Gatsby inspired party. I loved the accessories, and thought you might enjoy seeing them too. And the gif was how my makeup held up after the night out, including eating messy food.

The only thing I bought for my outfit was the headband and string of faux pearls. I inherited the purse from my grandma and had been saving it for a special occasion since the strap is made of woven material and could easily catch or fall apart from day to day wear. I had the velvet gloves and ring sitting around. Sadly it was too warm for the gloves to really stay on. Anywho, hope you didn’t mind my ramblings.

Big makeup day, eyeshadow gets its own paragraph under the rest of the products listed in the look.

Mascara- They’re Real Tinted Primer with Roller Lash on top, both by Benefit.

Brows- Eyebrow Powder Pencil in Brunette by Nyx.

Foundation Primer- Photo Finish by Smashbox.

Foundation- Photo Focus in Porcelain by Wet N Wild.

Powder- HD Finishing Powder by Nyx.

Highlighter- Trickles by Colourpop (from the My Little Pony x Colourpop collection, no longer for sale) with Illusion from the Blacklight Highlighter Palette by Bh Cosmetics on top.

Concealer- top left pan of the 6 Color Concealer And Corrector Palette in Light by BH Cosmetics and Studio Finish in NW15 by Mac.

Setting Spray- De-Slick by Urban Decay.

Lip Color- Melted Latex in Unicorn Tears by Too Faced.

Ife from the Magic Palette by Juvias Place. Then I applied Bye Bye Undereye in the middle of the eyelid, then I applied Kesi from the Magic Palette on top to set it to attempt a halo effect. Tried applying Faso on the whole lid, since it didn’t really want to stick to the middle of the lid. Didn’t really work out how I wanted, so then I applied Dive Bar by Urban Decay on the whole Eye for a better look. Lastly I applied Super Shock Shadow in Sunbeam (also from the My Little Pony x Colourpop collection, limited edition) by Colourpop.

Holy shit you guys this primer is a life changer! It’s soooo hydrating. I had a few samples of laying around, so I thought it couldn’t hurt to try it out. It looked so smooth with very little foundation needed on top of the primer.

Anyway, I bought a similar product from Nyx (called the Studio Perfect Primer) since according to one YouTube review, they were pretty much the same product, but for a $20 difference in price. The blogger noticed the half of their face that they used the Smashbox primer on, their nose was oily (which was something I noticed when I got home, and you can see in my end of the night picture). Granted the blogger said they don’t usually have an oily nose, I do, so this was something that I weighed for looking at a dupe. They said the side with the Nyx primer was more matte, so I’m going to test that out the next time I go to do a full face of makeup.

Lastly I wanted to show how the makeup held up post concert with setting spray. I had a lot more fall out than normal with the Super Shock Shadow this night, and I’m not sure why. I also had issues with blending the shadow, but was in a rush and had to just leave it as it was. Considering a drunk friend petted my forehead, I’m impressed how well the brows held up. I should have probably used the lipstick version of Unicorn Tears, but went with the gloss. Which means it didn’t really hold up, especially since I drank from a water bottle multiple times that night.