Beautify and Creatify

Hello, Beautiful People! Sorry for being MIA (i know, nothing new, huh?), this time I was traveling overseas and I'm back with tons of ideas that I want to share with you all.  Today's topic is going to be about pop of color in an eye makeup look. You might have seen this trend of adding bright color to lower lashline before, but today's post is going to be about different ways to add that pop color so that the eye look could look even more fun and unique. Let's get it started! 1. Well, first and the most common way is just add a color to the lower lashline, by keeping the rest of the makeup neutral. However, let me offer you another twist, make the pop color even more trendy, by making it gradient - ombre! All you have to do is apply lighter shade in the inner half of lower lashline and darker shade in the outer half of the lashline. Just like in the photo below.

Hello, my beautiful readers! Today I am back with pretty holiday look pictorial incorporating gold and shimmery turquoise shades. I used all Motives Cosmetics to create the eye makeup look and Anastasia Beverly Hills Products on my brows. 

Hello beauties! Today I would like to present another makeup tutorial, which will show you how to create soft winged colorful makeup look. You can recreate this look with any color you want and it is wearable everywhere, everyday! It is perfect for summer, fun, yet very subtle look. Let's get started! 1. Begin by priming your lids. 2. Apply white matte shadow all over the lid up to an eyebrow. Then using matte light beige color define your crease, this will accentuate natural depth of the lid by avoiding the eye/lid look pale. 3. Using angled brush and turquoise(or any other color) eyeshadow draw the outline of the thick wing above your lashline.  4. Using smaller brush start blending the line outwards, by adding some color if necessary.  5. Apply white shimmer color within the outlined wing line.  6. Spray MAC fix+ spray on your brush (you can also use eye drops instead of fix+) and using the same turquoise shadow define the line once again. ...