I tried to do something a little different than I have normally done for prom. I decided to use the color “plum” as my darkest shade in which I traced my eye lid, but never actually allowed that dark shade to appear on my actual lid. “Purest” loose pigment was then placed on the lid and between the gap I created in the middle of the liquid liner and the plum shadow. Because it was all too much one shade for me, I then added “Antique cooked” on top of the plum for that bit of rust tone. And of course, Candi Pink glitter.

Let’s talk skin!

Skin is always a tricky topic. It depends upon tone and what is a practical amount of makeup? Everything will depend on those questions. If you ever need someone to color match you, or teach you, you can certainly come in to see us. BUT, This brush has been really good to me. By dipping one edge into the Bronzer, it makes a template for you to do your bronzer correctly. Drawing a straight line from the middle of your ear down towards the corner of your mouth is the perfect way to begin. Then you can buff everything out with the flat surface! Love!