Too Faced Natural Matte Palette look

Hi there,

That's a hell of a long name :)

I used the Too Faced Shadow insurance eyelid primer and the new Too Faced Natural Matte Eye shadow palette for this look; and here it is :

                           

                       

                       

                             

                         

Things I've used:

Eyebrows:

- ELF brow kit in "dark".

Eyes:

- Too Faced Shadow Insurance eyelid primer;

- Too Faced Natural Matte eye shadow palette shades: "strapless", "chocolate cookie", "sexpresso", "lace teddy" and "heaven";

- Rimmel Scandaleyes kohl crayon in "black";

- Avon SuperFull and Big&Daring mascaras in "black".

Face:

- ELF Mineral Face Primer;

- Clinique Perfectly Real Foundation shade : "16";

- Revlon Colorstay foundation in "180";

- Sephora pen concealer in "medium";

- Avon Ideal Flawelss concealer in "fair";

- L'oreal face powder;

- MUA bronzer;

- ELF blush in "St. Lucia";

- Avon highlighting face pearls;

- Avon Makeup setting spray.

Lips:

- Maybelline color sensational lipstick in "132 sweet pink".

Directions:

- I started with prepping my face then I moved on to the eyes;

- I prepped the eye and then I added "strapless" into the crease and blended that really good; using it as a transition shade. For more definition I added "chocolate cookie" into the crease and blended that, since during blending a lot of the color faded I added just to the corners of the crease "sexpresso" and blended everything together. On the lid I added "lace teddy". On the inner part of the eye and on the brow bone I used "heaven". Moving to the bottom lash line I used a bit of "sexpresso" on the outer part, "chocolate cookie" in the middle and than "strapelss" on the inner part. I added the kohl crayon than mascara and done with the eyes;

- I lined and filled in my brows than moved to the face;

- I mixed the two foundations together to get the shade that matches me and added that to the face. To conceal my spots I used the Sephora concealer. In the under eye part and on the bridge of my nose and forehead I used the Avon one to illuminate the face. I set everything with powder. I used the bronzer to contour the face than I added the blush. I blended away any harsh lines; I added the highlighter. Set the whole look with the setting spray and the look is complete.

I would love to know your opinions, please leave them in a comment below :)

Lots of love,

Andreea

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