Hellooooo beauties,
Long time no see, its been a month that havent poste.
This time i'm here with new tips and trics to maximise the use of your eyeshadow palettes other than on your eyelides.
Keep reading if you want to know more...
1. Use eyeshadow to define your eyebrows, because sometime eyebrow pencils can give you a harsh and very defined look, swich to a brown or taupe eyeshadow if you dont have an eyebrow powder and make that look softer and more natural (the most important is to choose soft colours, work with short strokes and follow your natural eyebrow shape)
2. Give your cheeks a bit of colour using the pinks or peaches from your eyeshadow palette
3. Contour your face using the brown shades.
4. High light them cheeks and brow bones with the shimery or frosty colour from your palette
5. Make your lips look fuller by putting a small dot of shimmery white, cream or champagne colour to the center of your lips on top of your lipstick or gloss.
I hope this post was a bit useful, let me know if there's anything you want me to talk about on my next blog post :)
Long time no see, its been a month that havent poste.
This time i'm here with new tips and trics to maximise the use of your eyeshadow palettes other than on your eyelides.
Keep reading if you want to know more...
1. Use eyeshadow to define your eyebrows, because sometime eyebrow pencils can give you a harsh and very defined look, swich to a brown or taupe eyeshadow if you dont have an eyebrow powder and make that look softer and more natural (the most important is to choose soft colours, work with short strokes and follow your natural eyebrow shape)
2. Give your cheeks a bit of colour using the pinks or peaches from your eyeshadow palette
3. Contour your face using the brown shades.
4. High light them cheeks and brow bones with the shimery or frosty colour from your palette
5. Make your lips look fuller by putting a small dot of shimmery white, cream or champagne colour to the center of your lips on top of your lipstick or gloss.
I hope this post was a bit useful, let me know if there's anything you want me to talk about on my next blog post :)
