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Foundation: MAC | Powder: MAC | Concealer: Tarte | Setting Powder: Laura Mercier | Eyeshadow: Anastasia | Eyebrow Pencil: Anastasia | Eyebrow Dip Brow: Anastasia | Eyebrow Powder: Anastasia | Eyebrow Gel: Anastasia | Mascara: Too Faced | Highlight: MAC | Blush: Tarte | Illuminating Highlight: Too Faced | Lips: MAC

Ok y'all,

I'm demoing out the NEW palette "Soft Glam" from Anastasia Beverly Hills... and I am in love with it! I am totes a neutrals and shades of pink/mauves kind of girl and this palette is just BEAUTIFUL! I love it so much already and I've only had it for a week now.

Check out the beauty vid above to see me use it in detail for the first time. I'm giving you a romantic soft glam look. Seriously though, ABH palettes are so so pigmented, and the colors are so rich and beautiful. I'll admit they're a little on the pricier side, but they are great quality and look amazing and last quite a long time. I also, have the ABH "Modern Renaissance" palette and it's gorgeous too, that's why I new I'd love this one when I saw the color combos.

I'll have to bring you another tutorial on how I mix some of the other colors together too, but for now at least you can see this brand new palette and decide if it's right for you too! I have all my makeup linked for you to shop if see something you like.



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Makeup Details

Foundation: Tarte | Concealer: Tarte | Setting Powder: Laura Mercier | Powder: MAC | Eyebrow Pencil: Anastasia | Eyebrow Dip: Anastasia | Eyebrow Powder: Anastasia | Eyebrow Gel: Anastasia | Eyebrow Highlight: Anastasia| Eyeshadow: MAC | Eye Liner: MAC | Mascara: Too Faced | Contour: "Sculpt" "Harmony" | Blush: "Paaarty" | Highlight: "Emphasize" | Illuminating Highlight: Too Faced | Nude Eyeliner: MAC

Ok friends, so you asked and I finally got around to getting it to you. I have all the tips and tricks on how I get my "Natural" look while wearing makeup all here! I most definitely am wearing a face full, but there's still a way to make it look natural. Sometimes less is more, but when you still need to stand out, you gotta know what will make you pop.

All the products I used in this look are listed here for you and in the video you can see exactly how I use them. I'll list the steps here though for you as well, knowing that some do better with reading what to do next ;)

Steps to a Natural look:

1. Apply your foundation. Make sure to blend throughly and down your NECK!

- if using a sponge make sure to wet it and squeeze out the water. I like to use a towel to get extra water out

2. Concealer is next. Apply under eyes, bridge of nose, a dab on the chin, and a small triangle between eyebrows. Blend out with sponge.

3. Set with loose setting powder. A little will go a long way!

4. Eyebrows!

- pencil your shape

- use dip brow to fill in and make bold

- dust a little powder to make sure all is filled in

- set with clear gel

- outline with eyebrow highlighting pencil for them to pop even more

5. Sweep a light coat of face powder all over face and down neck.

6. Apply an eyeshadow shade that is natural for your skin tone all over lid

7. Line your eyes to stand out. Start on the outer lower corner and line lightly along lash line to the middle of the eye. Don't get waterline with black liner. Then go the top, start on the outer corner of your lid and line to inner corner. I like to make thicker on the outer for more of a cat eye look. Now you can use the black on the top portion of your waterline.

8. Add your mascara

9. Optional, to make your eyes look nice and big. Line the lower waterline and inner bottom corner/lash line with the nude eyeliner

10. Contouring... this is optional too, but if doing do it lightly. Use an angled brush apply in cheek hallows out to ear/hair line, under jaw and chin, and side corners of forehead. Use a small round brush for nose creases and make small line on the sides of the bridge of your nose. This give for a more petite nose. Basically wherever you think there would be a shadow...contour.

11. Add blush to the apples of your cheek. Sweep out along cheek bones to hair line. Can also do a little on forehead right near the contour.

12. Highlight time! For this step I go over the same areas where I applied my concealer. Think wherever light would hit you that's where you would highlight.

13. Put a little shine on your face with an illuminating highlighter. Dust lightly on tip of nose, middle section of the bridge of your nose, inner corner of eyes, top inner portion of the app of your cheeks, a dab on your chin, your cupids bow (heart of your lips), and if want the outer area of eyes. As you can tell I LOVE HIGHLIGHT lol.

14. Finish with your desired lipstick... I didn't have any with me so that's why it wasn't shown in video.

Applying falsies: Always an option that I choose lol. This is something I find very easy, but I have to remember I've been doing this since high school because of dance competitions. All you do is put a little bit of glue along the edge of the fake lash. Then I find it easiest to start at the outer corner and lie down closely along the lash line towards the inner portion of your eye. To widen your eye try placing the outer portion of the lash a little higher then the actual lash line and press up on the lashes as they dry.

I hope all of these insights on what I found helpful for me will help you out as well if you're looking for some new tips or tricks. Remember, you can watch it all in action above. Make sure to give the video a thumbs up if you found helpful and don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel to stay updated on all beauty, style, and fitness tips from yours truly.


My Top 5 Holiday Lips

My Top 5 Holiday Lips

My Top 5 Holiday Lips

Lipsticks

Mac: Diva Antics | Mac: Russian Red | Bobbi Brown: Your Majesty | Mac: Studded Kiss | Mac: Dare You

Tis the Season to wear some bold and beautiful lips!

I am a lover for lipstick always, but for some reason unless it's the Holidays I don't typically find myself wearing a lot of red or burgundy lipsticks. Why... well that's a good question?!

I don't know if it's just something I've built into my brain that I can't or if throughout the rest of the year I feel like a more subtle lip matches my attire better, maybe I'm scared of smudging... idk, but that doesn't stop me for the holiday season!

I love a good red lip at this time of year especially!

My choices may look similar above, but these are my top 5 picks out of my makeup stock I currently own. They're all similar yes, but slightly different. I think if you find a shade that looks good with your complexion stick with it and only veer ever so slightly.

I'll start furthest left in the above pic of my hand:

1. Diva Antics is a great option for more of a deep berry tone.

2. Russian Red, well this is my no brainer go to RED! It's bold and a true blue red. It typically looks great on all and really makes a lip pop.

3. Your Majesty is the only Bobbi Brown lip I got up there, and her lips first of all are so creamy. They always make my lips feel hydrated, which is a must in a bold lip. No dry flakey lips allowed, ewe. This is perfect for a vibrant deep burgundy lip.

4. Studded Kiss, similar color to the Bobbi Brown pick but more matt.

5. Dare You is a great option for the in-between burgundy and red. It's still a deep burgundy/wine, but has a touch more of red in the mix that makes this the perfect combo of both worlds.

Oh and also, you'll see my FAVE lip gloss below too. Buxom has released the perfect holiday limited edition sparkling gloss, that I have been wearing day in and day out over every color. I'm not one to have super glossed up lips, but just a little dab of this in the middle bottom lip, oh adds so much! It not only gives you a little glossy glitter look, but it makes your lips look plumper and more pouty! Give it a try, I know you'll see what I'm talking about.

Enjoy doing yourself up in a beautiful and bold lip this season!

xo's

L

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