On the left side of the photo we have a dark silver (only silvers I have unfortunately, this would pop! a lot more if it was brighter) black and purple. On the right we have a white, light pink and then super hot dark pink.
Read on for the tutorial!
So let's start! I've got the hard candy glitter stick applied to my entire lid, past where I want the shadow to extend to. I'll start with the silver/black/purple look.
Start with your silver, I wanted that to be the main color of most of the lid, so instead of breaking the colors into thirds, I swiped this color across most of my lid leaving a small triangle at the edge of my lid.
Then I took the darkest pigment I had, this is a really really really dark blue, pretty impossible to tell really, haha. but I smoothed that color into the corner and in the same v shaped sweeping motion along the edge as I used in my previous tutorial. Look at those bags, oh my!Next I took a very vibrant purple and lightly patted the color on top of the black area, trying to lightly blend it into the silver. I also lined the bottom of my eye with the purple.
This look would be awesome to go out in! Super dark and interesting.
Now onto the bright pink look. I started out with white and smoothed that over half my lid, sweeping high and also covering the brow bone area.
Blended out towards the edge of my brow.
I forgot to take a picture of just the light pink! But if you click you can see the large photo and you can see where the two colors merge. I very lightly blended the light pink into the white, and then took the bright pink and put it on the outer eyelid and crease area.This is a fun look that I would wear to school with a very pin-up like lashing of eyeliner and some mascara.
Now for a silly face photo!
Thanks for reading <3
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