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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