Alright, I almost have everything unpacked in my bedroom, and I felt the need to try something different! I purchased the 144 Bright Eyeshadow Palette, and I wanted to see how many looks I could come up with. This may be a work in progress, but I decided to try a "neutral" look with this. I have heard a few people say that the pigmentation of some of the colors could be better, and so I will be giving this palette a full review after a few more looks using it. So let's get down to business!
What You Will Need:
Step 2: There aren't any names to the shades in this palette, so I have included pictures. I am using a color that is similar to my skin tone. This shade was used to cover the entire eyelid.
Step 3: I worked this shade into my crease.I wanted to be subtle with this look, and give my eyes a more natural and matte appearance. Blend this shade from the crease upwards.
Step 3: I used this shade for the outer corner of my eyelid. Blend lightly into the first and second shade.
Step 4: I used a small precision brush with this shade. Instead of using eyeliner, I gently applied this along my upper and lower lash lines for a softer line.
Step 5: I used the white shade as a highlight on my brow bone. The white isn't as pigmented as I would have liked it to have been, but it worked well for this purpose.
Step 6: I used one coat of Elf's Lash Extending Mascara. Get the brush as close as you can to your eyelash roots and wiggle the brush back and forth in a zig-zag motion as you go upwards. It helps to give your lashes extra volume. :)
Step 7: Next I used A stippling brush with Elf's Studio Cream Blush in Vixen. This color is super pigmented and gorgeous, so you only need a small amount on your brush. Seriously, a little bit really does go a long way!
Step 8: Next, I used Elf's Mineral Lip Gloss in Sorority Girl on my lips. This color is gorgeous and looks stunning on any skin tone!
Here's the final look!
Just a soft neutral look that's work friendly. I will be doing more looks with this palette before I can give it a thorough review. So far, so good! :) Do any of you have this palette? What are your opinions on this palette and this neutral look? I'd love to hear what you have to say!
What You Will Need:
- Elf's 144 Bright Eyeshadow Palette
- Elf's Essential Eyelid Primer in Champagne
- Elf's Studio Lash Extending Mascara
- Elf's Studio Cream Blush in Vixen
- Elf's Mineral Lip Gloss in Sorority Girl
Step 3: I worked this shade into my crease.I wanted to be subtle with this look, and give my eyes a more natural and matte appearance. Blend this shade from the crease upwards.
Step 5: I used the white shade as a highlight on my brow bone. The white isn't as pigmented as I would have liked it to have been, but it worked well for this purpose.
Here's the final look!
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