I JUST noticed how sexy and prominent the bags under my eyes were. I decided to put some extra time into concealing which I rarely do and you can still see them bursting out. I had five hours of sleep the night before trying to finish up a paper, and i don't do well with less than 8 hours of sleep.
Face
-Aveeno baby lotion
-Smashbox Foundation in Light 3
-Maybelline Dream Mousse concealer in Ivory Light 2-3.5
-Cover FX Setting Powder in Light
-NYC Bronzer in Sunny
-MAC Blush in Blushbaby
-NARS Multiple in Copacabana
Eyes:
-MAC paintpot in Painterly
-Sugarpill e/s in Buttercup and Poison Plum
-Inglot e/s in 428P and a matte purple color with sparkle that I don't know the name of
-Too Faced e/s in Heaven and Sugar Cookie
-L'oreal HIP Pigment in Fiery
-Stila Smudgepot in Starry Night
-UD 27/7 Liner in Zero
-L'oreal Extra-Volume Collagen Mascara
Lips:
-Sephora l/g in Bronzed Beauty
May I also add that I am EXTREMELY disappointed in Sugarpill's Poison Plum? I'm hearing so many people rave about how they wish they had purchased it before purchasing MUFE #92 eyeshadow and that just had to be bull, because I swatched #92 at Sephora and that stuff was so pigmented that it stained my skin. Poison Plum is a whole different story....
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Back the the topic of bright makeup, everyone seems to be sporting it nowadays for the sake of spring. I live in California so I'm not really rushing to get to Spring because it's been pretty sunny up here. Thoughts? I'd love to hear them =)
Thanks for stopping by!
Gotta love those bright colors! I never get 8 hours of sleep. I'm actually lucky to get 5. People in my apartment are very inconsiderate.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Poison Plum swatch. I was a little skeptical of all the raving about Sugarpill--not that Poison Plum looks bad, just not as good as people keep making it out to be. I also have to add that those look like two completely different colors to my eye. Not sure if that's just me, though, 'cause I keep hearing the comparison.
-Vijaya
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