Everyday Smokey Eye

Here is another look I did on my sweet model.  I showed her a 3 step smokey eye, using Sedona Lace's amazing brushes and 28 Neutral Palette.  This look is great for everyday and it's super easy peasy, especially with Sedona Lace's fool proof products. 

 

The first thing I did was set down a base, you can use a dark cream shadow or a dark gel eye liner. 

 

With the #941, I placed the matte black shade all over the lid and only slightly blended it into the crease using the EB 15.  The color looks shimmery due to the base I used.  If you don't like the shimmer, stick to a matte base.  I ran the color under the lash line as well.

 

Step 3, is to blend a matte brown shade into the crease so that the black has a color to blend into and the crease color disappears into the brow bone.  I used the EB 13, because this brush is fool proof when it comes to blending. 

Just add mascara and that's it.  That's the easiest way to create a great, everyday smokey eye.

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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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Pop of Color

Hello everyone!! I hope you had an amazing weekend,  I'm sorry it is ending.  My look today, started as a very simple, everyday look using the 28 Neutral Palette.  Good for work, going to run errands, weddings, church, but then I missed my Alien gel eyeliner so now we have "Pop of Color" look.  I hope you like it.

The first thing I did was took the matte white shade with a #941 and ran it from lash line to brow bone.

With an EB 09, I used a matte, medium toned brown and ran it through the entirety of the crease and then with the darkest, matte brown color I deepened the outer "V".

I thought I was done, but, alas, I was not.  I just felt like today needed a little visit from the Alien.  So, I used the EB 19 and Alien gel eyeliner, I lined my entire upper lash line.  I used a fairly thick line, because I wanted impact with my eyes open.

Two coats of mascara and the look is complete.  Any color eyeliner would look amazing with this look, because the base is so neutral. 

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Leah

 

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Copper Smoke

Hello everyone!! Hope you are having an amazing weekend.  Today I wanted to do a look using the gorgeous Suzanne palette from the Babe collection. 

I started with a burnt brown/burgundy cream shadow to help my shadows stay all day.

With a #941 I applied Copper all over the lid and brought it just slightly into the crease.

Using the #863 I blended Brown Sugar.

I took the #772 and lined my top lashline with black gel liner.  I didn't worry about the neatness of it, because I used the #941 and smudged Copper over the liner again. I, also, put some gel liner on my waterline.

Two coats of mascara and badaboom look complete.

I hope you like the look.

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Leah

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Dramatic Bright Cut Crease

Today's look uses the 120 palette  - 2nd edition and the amazing gel liner in my favorite color, Alien.

I started with a base that will prevent creasing and help this look last all day.

I took my EB23 and this bright blue color and drew in my crease slightly higher then my natural crease. I, also, brought the color under the bottom lashline and connected the top and bottom at the  outer corner.

I then used my  #954 brush and Alien gel liner and filled in the lid and brought it up to the blue line.

To make sure the green really pop, I added a very lime green color and with the EB09, I added a tiny, tiny amount over the Alien liner.

To "ground" the look I lined the inner rims of the eye with black liner and added two coats of mascara.

This look is easy to achieve but packs a huge impact.

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.

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Alien Takeover

Hello lovelies!! Today's look uses two palettes from the Babe collection, Bridgette and Suzanne. To take this look to the next level, I added Alien gel eyeliner as well.  So, grab your brushes and let's get started.

First I took a purple cream shadow and placed it all over the lid with my finger.

With the Bridgette palette, I placed Sandy Quartz below the browbone and into the inner corner using the #941 brush.

I, also, took Amethyst and placed it all over the lid  using the same #941.

For my crease, I used Brown Sugar from the Suzanne palette.  I applied the color and then blended well with the EB09.

With the #772 I took Alien gel eyeliner and lined the upper lid and the waterline.

Two coats of mascara finishes this shimmery, fun 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.

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Leah

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