Silver and Red Valentines Makeup Tutorial

Hey guys! Today I'm doing a tutorial on the look I am wearing today. You can wear this for Valentines Day or any other special occasion. I will list every product on my face at the end, so let's get started!

First start by priming your eye with an eye primer.

Then add a medium matte brown eyeshadow to the crease and blend upwards. This will act as a transition shade and will help our other shadows blend easier.

Then add a shimmery black in the crease and blend sideways. Try not to blend upwards or downwards. This will create a very soft cut crease.

Next add a very shimmery silver eyeshadow. I used MAC Fix + to give this shadow a but of a foiled effect.

Then add a light, very shimmery, white to the inner corner. Next put on some thick black liquid eyeliner.

Next add pencil black eyeliner to your water line and smudge in into your lower lash line. Also add some of the silver the very bottom on the black liner on the bottom lash line.

Then add mascara and lashes if you want!

Finally add some red lipliner and red lipstick! I didn't like the lipstick I put on first so I layered a darker one over it. Feel free to make it darker or lighter. I wish I went with an even darker red.

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PRODUCTS USED: (In order)

FACE:
Maybelline Baby Skin Instant Pore Eraser
Benefit Lemonade
Sephora 10H Wear Perfection Foundation - Medium 25
Hard Candy Glamoflauge Concealer - Medium/Light
Rimmel Stay Matte Powder - 011 Creamy Natural
Anastasia Contour Powder - Banana

BROWS:
Anastasia DipBrow - Brunette
Benefit Speed Brow

CHEEKS:
NARS Bronzer - Laguna
NARS Blush - Deep Throat
Benefit Girl Meets Pearl
NARS Blush - Miss Liberty

EYES:
MAC Paint Pot - Painterly
Urban Decay Eyeshadow - Buck
Urban Decay Eyeshadow - Creep
Urban Decay Eyeshadow - Revolt
theBalm eyeshadow - Sassy
Stila Stay All Day Liquid Eye Liner - Intense Black
Urban Decay Pencil Liner - Perversion
Covergirl Full Lash Bloom Mascara
Anastasia Contour Powder - Vanilla

LIPS:
Sephora Lip Liner - The Red
Hourglass Opaque Rough Liquid Lipstick - Icon
Too Faced Melted Liquid Lipstick - Melted Berry

Sephora All Access Glam Gold and Silver Eye and Face Palette Review, Pictures, and Swatches

Hey guys! I'm here today with a review of Sephora's All Access Glam palette today. This is a small palette, about the size of my hand, that contains four neutral shades on the left, four smokey eye shades on the right, two blushes on the top, two blushes on the bottom, and a face highlighter in the middle. That's a lot of stuff for such a cheap price, folks! This is one of Sephora's holiday palettes, so it is limited edition. And you may be thinking that this palette is amazing but lets get down to business. The color quality is nowhere near mind blowing. Even with a primer underneath, the swatches were so underwhelming. Another thing is that the blushes are so small that it is very difficult to dip a regular sized blush brush into the pan without getting another color on the edge of the brush. That's really annoying because the blushes are the best thing about this palette. Other than that it is very travel friendly.

On the left side, you have four neutral/gold shadows. This first one is a white shadow with golden sheen. When swatched it looks almost completely matte. There is a slight sheen if you apply it with a stiff brush, but when blended out, the golden shimmer completely wipes away. Really disappointing.  The second color is a gold color. It is a very orangey gold, not a bright cool toned gold which a really like. Again this one in the plan look very shimmery with light golden pearls, but when swatched, it is completely wiped away and you're left with a light orange/gold color. Bleh. The third color is a yellow gold color with a slight sheen to it. When swatched there's very little color. Very very difficult to blend and even show up. In my opinion, one of the worst colors. The last color on the left side is a warm brown with lots of gold shimmer. This is the only color on this side that holds them shimmer when you use it. It does blend okay, but not buttery smooth.

On the right side, you have four smokey/silver eyeshadows. The top shade is a matte cream shadow. Very stiff and no pigment. My other least favorite shadow. The second shade is a taupe gray with silver shimmer. When swatched it is a very cool toned gray with a slight sheen. Nothing silver about it. One of the more better shadows. Still not blown away though. The third shade is the darkest in the palette. In the pan it looks like a dark gray with lots of bright silver glitter. When swatched it takes on an almost brown tone. Very strange. The last color is a bright silver. When swatched it's very shimmer and one of the softer shades.

In the middle you have four blushes and one highlighter. On the top you have two blushes. The left one is a very bronzed dark pink with lots of gold shimmer. You could use this has a bronzer if you have tanner skin, but if you have very light skin like I do, just use it as a blush. The color looks very weird on my skintone, so not my favorite, but the pigment is very smooth. The one next to it on the right is a bright pink. In the pan it has a very slight sheen, but when swatched it's matte. Very smooth, lots of pigment. My favorite part of the palette. On the bottom you have two more blushes. The left one is a coral/orange/pink color. Very different. When swatched it looks quite similar to NARS Deep Throat, but lighter. The right one is a rose toned pink. Nothing special, just a little stiff in the pan. In the middle you have a light golden face highlighter. It almost looks on the bronze side, but when on the skin it's very light and looks gorgeous. The very best part of the palette.

So all in all, I do not like this palette. It doesn't have amazing pigmentation and doesn't blend at all. I was very disappointed, but I will try to use it. If you guys would like to see a tutorial using some of these shades, let me know in the comments! And if you would like to check this out for yourself, you can for $15 here. Let's see some pictures.

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Disclaimer - This product was not sent to me.

Bee Naturals Oil-Free Face Moisturizer and Blemish Lotion Review.

Hey guys! I'm here today with a review of Bee Naturals Oil-Free Face Moisturizer and Blemish Lotion. These products were very kindly sent to me from Barbra who created this amazing line, so thank you so much! Every product that Bee Naturals has is organic and doesn't test on animals. They are made with all natural ingredients and claim to maintain 'beautiful healthy skin'. I really hope that's true, because after trying these products, I'm really in love with them! So lets start the review.

Oil-Free Face Moisturizer - $8.95
This product comes in pump bottle and contains 2 fl oz. Only 1 1/2 pumps covered my entire face so this will last awhile. The product is a gel but is a little runny. It blends into the face nicely, you just have to massage it into the skin. I really like that it is oil free because I have the worst oily skin. My face did not feel greasy at all after putting this on which is the case with a lot of moisturizers. After it dries your face feels fresh and clean which is nice. This product label recommends you use this morning and night. If you would like to purchase this you can here.

 
Blemish Lotion - $8.95
This product came in the same like pump bottle as the moisturizer, but it a slimmer bottle and 1 fl oz. It is supposed to help reduce inflammation which I hope it does, because everything else I have tried has done nothing. It is a lot runnier than the moisturizer and one pump with cover all the blemishes on my face which is on my cheeks, around my nose, and forehead. This took a bit longer to seep into the skin, but that's okay because after it dried, it didn't feel like it was sitting on the skin. The product label recommend using it 1 -2 times a day. You can buy this here.

I love these products and want to try more! Head on over to http://www.beenaturals.com/  and check them out!

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Disclaimer - These products were provided by the company for review.

Korres Antiageing Foundation Review

Hey guys! Today I'm here with a review of Korres Antiageing Foundation. It comes with 0.91 oz of product for $39. I got the shade 10 Light Sand. It is a long wearing foundation that is supposed to reduce the appearance of fine lines. When I first applied it, it had very light coverage but it is buildable. It didn't break my skin out which is awesome because a lot of products do. It's also long wearing but I did have to apply powder near the end of the day because my skin was a little shiny. It looks very natural outside and I would recommend this for anyone with any skin type. If you would like to purchase this, you can here, Now for pictures!

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Disclaimer - This product was not sent to me. I purchased with my own money.