Showing posts with label 120 Pro Palette 2nd Edition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 120 Pro Palette 2nd Edition. Show all posts

Saturday, June 30, 2012

Rainbow Sherbet

Hello beauties!! I hope you are having an awesome weekend!! Today's look was inspired by my daughter's favorite dessert of all time, Rainbow Sherbet.  This look is very easily achieved with the 120 palette 2nd edition from Sedona Lace.  I went for a more wearable, daily look, but brighten the colors or bring them up more past the crease and you can really make this look an attention grabber.  So let's grab your favorite brushes and lets get started. 

The first thing I did was took the ML #863  and a cool toned chocolate brown and ran it through the crease.  This is the color that I used to tone the bright colors down and make this a more wearable look. 



I then used a jumbo pencil in white and ran it over the entire lid and blended well to create a base for my bright sherbet colored shadows. 


With the ML #305 I placed a bright orange in the inner part of the lid and blended the inner most part very well in anticipation of the next color.  I, also, ran it under the lashline slightly. (I forgot to take a picture with just the orange color, but I think you can get an idea of placement).



With the same ML #305, I added a bright pink next to the orange and also under the lashline, blending very well in both places. 



The last color on the lid was the bright green which I placed on the eye with the #305 so that the colors would not become muddy, I blended very carefully. 



The last shadow I used was a bright white, which I used on the brow bone with the ML #407.  I made sure that the top line of the brown crease color was very well blended by using the brow bone color as a blender color as well.




As always I ended with two coats of mascara and a face full of products applied with my Midnight Lace Brushes.  


Have a wonderful rest of your weekend, don't forget to sign up to win our GIVEAWAY, it ends soon, don't delay!!

-Leah-

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Cathy

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Leah:

Email: Beauty@stylefordummies.com




Monday, May 7, 2012

Neon Leopard

Hello everyone!! Happy Monday to you!! Today I'm sharing a look I did on one of my favorite people using the 120 professional palette 2nd edition.  She wanted something wild, bright, and fun.  So if you'd like to create a crazy leopard look grab your favorite brushes and lets get started.

The first thing I did, was used a white base all over the lids and under the lash line with an EB 11.  The first color I used was a bright, matte yellow on the EB 21 brush.  I went from the lash line to brow bone.  This is not going to be a work appropriate look.

I then took a matte orange and placed it next to the yellow, still using the EB 21.  I didn't bother blending just yet, I wanted to place all the colors and make sure I liked the transition before I worried with blending.



Still utilizing the same brush I followed the orange with a bright pink.  This color really popped on the white base. 


And lastly, I added a dark purple to the very outer corner with the EB 21, I brought the end out to a slight point.  I, also, ran this color under the lash line slightly.  I went back after placing the purple color and blended each color into each other more with the EB 09, to create a seamless transition in color.


With a eyeliner marker as a tool and not an eyeliner, I dipped the end into a black gel liner and placed small "C" shapes, circles, and dots all over the eye to look like leopard spots.

 As, a last step I added two coats of mascara, a touch of glitter to a few spots, and false lashes.

I really love this look, and thought it was so fun for summer.   I hope you enjoyed it to, and I hope to have some more looks staring my favorite model.

Until next time,
Leah

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Cathy

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Leah:

Email: Beauty@stylefordummies.com




Thursday, May 3, 2012

Summer Sunset

Happy Friday eve everyone!! To get ready for summer, today's look is a "sunset" look using the 120 professional palette 2nd edition.


With a EB11, I used a white jumbo pencil and filled in from the lash line to the brow bone, this will help the bright colors pop.
 Using a bright yellow on an EB 21, I went about 1/3 of the way into the eye lid.  You don't have to worry about blending, we will blend all the colors later.



With the same EB 21 I added a very bright orange to the remainder of the eye lid, blending into the yellow.  You can add more yellow to help blend the look more.



With the EB 15, I placed a matte hot pink into the crease and blending into the yellow and orange and upwards as well.


Using a EB 09 I softly blended a bright blue over the area where I placed the pink.  I made sure to leave pink in the crease and blended up to my brow bone.  This leaves a really pretty purple layer between the two colors.


Lastly, using the same brush, added a bright white to the brow bone to soften the blue.  Two coats of very black mascara completes the look.






If you have any questions you can email me: beauty@stylefordummies.com, tweet me:@sedonalace_Leah, or you can find more information on this look and others on my personal blog:www.stylefordummies.com.

Until next time!!

Leah
 
Find us here:




Instagram: @SedonaLace
Cathy

Email: SedonaLaceCathy@gmail.com






Leah:

Email: Beauty@stylefordummies.com


Monday, April 23, 2012

Orange Crush

Hello gorgeous readers today we will be working on a very popular look and trend. Orange seems to be the color this year and with summer around the corner, it will look absolutely fab with the perfect accessories, makeup , and fashion.









We will be using the 120 Pro Palette 2nd Edition and our favorite makeup brushes and an orange cream base.






We will begin by using this orange cream base to prepare the lid for the brighter eyeshadow we will be using on top







Next we will use this bright orange on top of the cream base we used.








Next we will use this shimmery orange shade in the outer crease.




Next we will highlight the brow bone with this shimmery gold shade.






Using a blue eyeliner gel we will line the lower lash line.


Wing out the liner on the top lash line as well in the same blue shade and add a pair of natural falsies.


We will use this coral shade blush on the cheeks.





Cathy

Email: SedonaLaceCathy@gmail.com



Leah

Email:Beauty@stylefordummies.com






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