First thing I did was primed my eye to make sure my eyeshadows lasted and stayed vibrant. I like to use a tinted primer or a concealer due to the redness and veining in my eyelids.
I took the #305 and the olive green color and patted it all over the eye lid.
I then took the Pointed Crease brush and a midtone brown and with windshield wiper motions filled in the entire crease.
I then deepened the crease using the #904 and the deepest green in the palette and added it to the very outer "V" of my eye.
The last thing I did was take the Universal blender and a color very close to my skintone to create the brow bone highlight.
And that is the final look. If I were you I would not forget to put on mascara like I did.
I hope you enjoyed this more subtle and more neutral look. These palettes are so versatile and can create a plethora of looks!
If you have any questions you can email me: beauty@stylefordummies.com, tweet me: @sedonalace_Leah, or you can find me on my personal blog: www.stylefordummies.com.
Until next time!!
Leah
This is beautiful! <3 it! xx
ReplyDeleteI like this look. I'm afraid of wearing green eyeshadows but I do have brown eyes do I'm willing to try this out. I'm not sure I have a similar olive green shade but I think that's a good green tone to start off with.
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