This looks pairs a coppery-bronze eyeliner with a bright jewel blue eyeshadow for an unexpected contrast in colour. Blending the blue out with aqua and teal eyeshadows helps to create a more seamless look. If you would like to see variations on this look, check out the Seafoam Bronze Glow and Amethyst Bronze Glow posts. Here’s how to re-create this look:
This is a sultry look which uses colour but is still wearable, due to the addition of charcoal-grey eyeshadow in the crease. Using the eyeliner first and then applying eyeshadow over also helps to give a softer, more diffused effect. Here’s how to re-create this look:
This looks pairs a shimmery neutral champagne-pewter colour on the lid with a ‘pop’ of orange in the crease to add a little brightness and fun. Here’s how to re-create this look:
This look is perfect for springtime and shows how you can add a little ‘pop’ of colour to brighten up a more natural look. I used MAC Bio-Green (on a 266) brush to line the upper and lower lashline to add a fun ‘pop’ of colour. Using eyeshadow as an eyeliner adds soft definition to the eye and is less harsh than a pencil. Continue reading
Make-Up By Saira Lee 