Feb 032012
 

It’s been fun showing you all some of the ways I use my favorite M.A.C. eyeshadows.  I listed in part 1 of this series that my #1 Favorite eyeshadow by M.A.C. is Expensive Pink.  I’ll show you why below.

Expensive Pink is a beautiful coral color that can make a statement on its own.  Using this shadow is one of the quickest and easiest ways to do a look. :-)

Of course it definitely blends well with tons of colors.  I’ll show you how I took Expensive Pink from a natural look and made it stand out a bit more.  Not really dramatic but enough to add a little extra to the look with 2 of my other favorite M.A.C. eyeshadows.

Above, I added Mylar as my brow highlight.

Here I added Sketch to my crease for more drama.

Other products used:

  1. M.A.C. Superslick Liquid Liner in On the Hunt
  2. M.A.C. Graphblack in my waterline
  3. Clinique High Impact Mascara and Lancome Definicil Mascara
  4. Andrea Mod False Lashes
  5. Black Opal Foundation Stick in Heavenly Honey as concealer to highlight under my eyes, cheek and nose highlight.
  6. M.A.C. Pigment in Vanilla as cheek highlight
  7. Black Opal Foundation Stick in Truly Topaz as spot concealer on my face.
  8. Cover Girl Queen Collection Natural Hue Mineral Powder in Brown Bronze 1 all over face.
  9. Coastal Scents Sun Art Bronzer in Dark on cheeks
  10. Cover Girl Queen Collection Bronzing Powder in Ebony Bronze as cheek contour
  11. Revlon Color Stay Mineral glaze in Endless Lilac
Feb 022012
 

This post will feature 3 of my favorite M.A.C. eyeshadows that I listed in this previous post .   With this look I used Paradisco, Brown Script, and Arena.

 

I used Paradisco on my lid, Brown Script in my crease, and Arena as by brow highlight.

Other products used:

  1. Urban Decay 24/7 Liquid Liner in Retrograde above and below ( not in my waterline)
  2. M.A.C. Graphblack in my waterline
  3. Clinique High Impact Mascara and Lancome Definicil Mascara
  4. Andrea Mod False Lashes
  5. Black Opal Foundation Stick in Heavenly Honey as concealer to highlight under my eyes, cheek and nose highlight.
  6. M.A.C. Pigment in Vanilla for cheek highlight
  7. Black Opal Foundation Stick in Truly Topaz as spot concealer on my face.
  8. Cover Girl Queen Collection Natural Hue Mineral Powder in Brown Bronze 1 all over face.
  9. Coastal Scents Sun Art Bronzer in Dark on cheeks
  10. Cover Girl Queen Collection Bronzing Powder in Ebony Bronze as cheek contour
  11. Coastal Scents Lip Gloss in Near Peach
Feb 022012
 

In this post I’ll be featuring two of my favorite M.A.C. eyeshadows that I listed in this post.  I used Arena and Sketch.  Check it out below.

I used Arena as my brow highlight.  Sketch is on my lid and lower lash for a smokey effect.

Other products used:

  1. Urban Decay 24/7 Liquid Liner in Perversion
  2. M.A.C. Graphblack in my waterline
  3. Clinique High Impact Mascara and Lancome Definicil Mascar
  4. Andrea Mod False Lashes
  5. Black Opal Foundation Stick in Heavenly Honey as concealer to highlight under my eyes, cheek and nose highlight.
  6. Black Opal Foundation Stick in Truly Topaz as spot concealer on my face.
  7. Cover Girl Queen Collection Natural Hue Mineral Powder in Brown Bronze 1 all over face.
  8. Coastal Scents Sun Art Bronzer in Dark on cheeks
  9. Cover Girl Queen Collection Bronzing Powder in Ebony Bronze as cheek contour
  10. Coastal Scents Lip Gloss in Near Peach
Jan 272012
 

I talked about my 5 Favortie M.A.C. pigments in a previous post.  I wanted to give you an idea of how you can wear them as eye shadow.

This look would take no longer than 5-10min to create.

 I used my Pink Coastal Scents Concealer Brush to apply Dark Soul on the lid and lower lash line.  Then I used a M.A.C. #224 Brush to blend Dark Soul to my Crease.

I applied Naked Pigment with the same Coastal Scents concealer brush under my brow as my highlight.  Next I blended it down to where I stopped with Dark Soul.  Lastly I applied M.A.C. Superslick Liquid Liner in On the Hunt and Clinique High Impact Mascara.