HOW TO: SUMMER BRIGHT EYES ♥♥

Hi everyone!!

 I have been loving silver eye shadows lately and I have been trying my best to create an eye shadow look using silver that would compliment girls with darker skintones (like moi!). After several and errors, I have finally completed this look and though it is not perfect. ( my falsies look like like a mess...should have put it on AFTER I finished my eye makeup), but I hope you like!! :)

Pictures:

Here is the video:

Products used according to appearance:

ELF primer
"Silver Eyeshadow" -- browbone color WetnWild ColorIcon Trio in "I've got good Jeans"
"Blue Eyeshadow"-- crease color WetnWild ColorIcon Trio in "I've got good Jeans"
"Purple Eyeshadow"-- matte purple from Dollface 88 color palette
"Light Pink" -- light pink from  Dollface 88 color palette
Mascara - Maybelline The Colossa Mascara
Eyeliner- Waterproof Eyeliner Pen in Black from San San Cosmetics
Natural Makeup powder (palgantong powder)- Setting powder
Pink blush- Turpandot Charming blush #3
Bronzer: NYC bronzer in Sunny
Lipliner: Nichido Lipliner in "Rosette"
Lipcolor: Mememe Bohobalm lip and cheek tint in Pink rogue

TIP IN APPLYING LIQUID HIGHLIGHTER

Hi everyone!!

In this blogpost, you will see how and where to apply your liquid highlighter on your cheeks. With liquid highlighter, or for any highlighter, you have to be careful as to where you apply it because you might end up looking super oily. I will admit that this was a common mistake to me before but my good friend Dani, taught me this trick. Hope you find this helpful!

1. Locate the highest point of your cheek by placing your middle finger and index finger diagonally from the part of your eyes that is nearest to your nose.

2. Dot a small amount of highlighter in the area nearest your finger. That is the area where you start applying your highlighter.

3. Blend the highlighter by using you fingers. Remember to pat upward using your fingers and do not go beyond the area where you first dotted your highlighter.

4. You should aim for a subtle highlight in daylight and add a bit more for night time. :)


Thank you for reading !Take care!

~~maia