Sultry Bell Bottom Blue Eye Makeup

Before

Here's another makeup makeover I did to my friend last week. I was so excited and can't wait to share with all my blog readers. I chose blue eyeshadow color - MAC pigment in Bell Bottom Blue just to match her clothing colors and I also mixed with black eyeshadow color to the outer corner of her eyes using my Coastal Scents palette. The purpose is to give shape to the eyes. My friend has a square face shape. So, I decided to contour and highlight her face with bronzer just to bring out her cheek bones, her nose, slim her face and get rid of her double chin. Blending is key in contouring face. The idea is that you can't see where the contouring starts and stops. Instead of using bronzer, darker and lighter blusher/foundation also can be used for this purposes.

Here's a few shots I took After makeup

Her eyes really popped!! Okay, here's what I did. I lined the whole top lids with Kate Liquid Eyeliner (liquid eyeliner) and the whole bottom lids with Kate Super Sharp Liner (liquid eyeliner) at first. Then, I applied MAC Eye Kohl Smolder (eye pencil) after that. I dragged the eye pencil gently and lightly from the outer to the middle bottom lids. Then, I smudged the bottom lids (which I lined with eye pencil just now) with a brush, just to get the smokey effect...

Here's What I Used:

Face
MAC Strobe Cream (moisturizer)
MAC Prep+Prime Skin Base Visage (makeup base/primer)
MAC Studio Sculpt SPF15 Foundation
MAC Select Cover-Up (concealer as corrector)
MAC Gentle Mineralize Blush
MAC Select Sheer Loose Powder

MAC Mineralize Skinfinish Soft and Gentle (bronzer/highligher)

Eyes
MAC Painterly Paint Pot (eyebase/eyeshadow primer)
Kate Liquid Eyeliner (for upper eyelids)
MAC Eye Kohl Smolder (eyeliner for lower eyelids - smudging)
Kate Super Sharp Liner (eyeliner for lower eyelids)
MAC Pigments - Bell Bottom Blue
Coastal Scents 88 Pigment Eyeshadow (Black Color)
MAC Phloof Eyeshadow (as highlighter)
Maybelline Brow Liner (Brown Color)
False Eyelashes
Curler

Lips
Stage Wonder Gloss