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Monday, July 7, 2014

Golden eyeshadown

Golden eyeshadow by BEAUTYBYLARKINS

1. Go with a palette that has golden hues like Lorac Little Black Palette or e.l.f. 144-Piece Ultimate Eyeshadow Palette, which has just about every color you can think of. Prime your eyes with a creamy shadow. Try NYX's Jumbo Eye Pencil in Sparkle Nude.

2. Apply bronze, or the bottom left shadow on the Lorac palette, to the inner and outer corners of your lid, using light strokes.

3. Apply dark brown, the bottom right color on the Lorac palette, and blend throughout the crease using a blending brush.

4. Reapply the NYX pencil to the center of lid to help your next color stand out more. Then, using a light bronze color, pat the shadow on your lid with a medium, flat-tipped brush.

5. Blend a neutral color, usually the lightest color on your palette, slightly above your lid using windshield-wiper motions, so there are no harsh lines.

6. Highlight your brow bone with a very light color that has a bit of shimmer, like the color on the top right of the Lorac palette.

7. Apply a waterproof black gel liner, like Lancome Liner Design in Black Fishnets, to the lid and smudge the outer corner down with a flat-tipped brush. Then, using sparkly goldeyeliner, like Tarte SmolderEyes Eyeliner in Gold, swipe it along the outer corners of your eyes and along your lower lash line.

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8. Using a bright shimmery gold, like Motives Cosmetics Glitter Pot in Magic Dust, pat the glitter sporadically on your lid with your finger. Tip: you should use an adhesive to avoid having glitter end up all over your face. Try Motives Glitter Adhesive. Just pat some on your eye before you apply the glitter.

9. Apply black liner on your upper lash line if you want even more drama (because you do, of course) and your favorite black mascara.

10. If your eyebrows need a little more definition, use a brow powder like the one in theKelly Baker Brow Kit and apply the powder using short, light strokes.

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golden eyeshadown

If there is any color that looks great on all skin tones, it's gold. So if you've got a gold eye shadow and some glitter, consider those two products your new besties. Beauty blogger Vegas Nay shows you how to make your eyes pop with this gorgeous color. 1. Go with a palette that has golden hues like Lorac Little Black Palette or e.l.f. 144-Piece Ultimate Eyeshadow Palette, which has just about every color you can think of. Prime your eyes with a creamy shadow. Try NYX's Jumbo Eye Pencil in Sparkle Nude. 2. Apply bronze, or the bottom left shadow on the Lorac palette, to the inner and outer corners of your lid, using light strokes. 3. Apply dark brown, the bottom right color on the Lorac palette, and blend throughout the crease using a blending brush. 4. Reapply the NYX pencil to the center of lid to help your next color stand out more. Then, using a light bronze color, pat the shadow on your lid with a medium, flat-tipped brush. 5. Blend a neutral color, usually the lightest color on your palette, slightly above your lid using windshield-wiper motions, so there are no harsh lines. 6. Highlight your brow bone with a very light color that has a bit of shimmer, like the color on the top right of the Lorac palette. 7. Apply a waterproof black gel liner, like Lancome Liner Design in Black Fishnets, to the lid and smudge the outer corner down with a flat-tipped brush. Then, using sparkly gold eyeliner, like Tarte SmolderEyes Eyeliner in Gold, swipe it along the outer corners of your eyes and along your lower lash line. 8. Using a bright shimmery gold, like Motives Cosmetics Glitter Pot in Magic Dust, pat the glitter sporadically on your lid with your finger. Tip: you should use an adhesive to avoid having glitter end up all over your face. Try Motives Glitter Adhesive. Just pat some on your eye before you apply the glitter. 9. Apply black liner on your upper lash line if you want even more drama (because you do, of course) and your favorite black mascara. 10. If your eyebrows need a little more definition, use a brow powder like the one in the Kelly Baker Brow Kit and apply the powder using short, light strokes.