WET N WILD Peacock Purple Smokey Eye Makeup Tutorial

Used the Wet N' Wild Comfort Zone Palette duo chrome eyeshadow and Bh cosmetics Take Me To Brazil palette to create this exotic look.

Contour & Highlight:  Black Opal's Honey, Mahagany & Black Walnut | MAQPRO Ethnic Palette 62a

Everyday Glam Nude & Fuchsia Eyeshadow Makeup Tutorial

This is the makeup look from the La Girl Pro Concealer Contour & Highlight video. A simple nude eyeshadow look with Fuchsia lips by Wet N Wild in "Fab Fuchsia" liner. #fuchsialipstick #fuchsia #everydaymakeup #makeup #bblogger #bblog

Checkout the LA GIRL Pro Concealer| Contour & Highlight Video

Pumpkin Orange Fall Makeup Tutorial

So I've only used this bhcosmetics "Take me to Brazil" palette twice. I saw some lip art done with it recently on instagram, and was inspired to pull it out and use a color I have not tried before. This sparkly orange color is perfect for the autumn/fall season we're in, and thought it would be a refreshing take on all the vampy looks that are in for this season.

I also used cream foundation to highlight and contour my face in this video, without using any liquid foundation.

Black Opal - Cream Foundation Sticks in Black Walnut, Honey & True Topaz
MAQPRO - Ethnic palette

Bronze Sultry Smokey Eye Makeup Tutorial NO FALSIES OR WING LINER

In this video, I used Sonia Kashuk's all matte palette that you can find at Target, along with NYX eyeshadow base, which I love to use, along with Paula Dorf's eyeshadow from Marshall's.

If you have questions about the contour shades, check out my video below.

How to turn Warm Cream Contour shades Cool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACynM8I7SW0

Loving my new Christmas Gift - Elf 50 Piece Makeup Artist Palette

How to create Natural Looking Beautiful Eyebrows with Pencil and Eyeshadow

Check out this video to learn how to create a Natural looking eyebrow with an eyebrow pencil and NYX Natural eyeshadow palette. It super easy and great for a everyday look.

DIY: How to Create Eyeshadow Makeup Shield

This is for all my makeup junkies that suffer from eyeshadow fallout landing onto their upper cheeks and leaving streaks when attempting to remove the product.

After testing out one DIY method with pantyliners, I wanted to take a stab at creating my own eyeshadow shield. That idea is great, the only issue was it left visible streaks where my foundation was removed by the tape. Didn't have fun trying to fill in gap with press powder, but hey.

The idea with the sticky note pad seems great except it doesn't catch the fallout, which means it's landing somewhere, quite possibly on you or your clothes. So I came up with this. I will be working on an easier way to cut out multiply pieces all at once.

Take care and enjoy!