Hey beauties,


Hope you all are doing well. Today am posting my first eye makeup look which is perfect for fall or winters. This is my first makeup look that am sharing with you people. Hope you like the look that I have created :)

Subtle Purple Makeup Look for Winters

Eye Makeup:
Am not so much into eye makeup but this is something I created few weeks ago while playing with my MUA "Glamour Days" palette.

Purple Eye Makeup

Purple Eye Makeup

Purple Eye Makeup

Lips:
I have paired this subtle eye look with bold lips. For this look, I have used my new Makeup Revolution Lipstick in "Rebel with Cause". Mine Mine....this is such a perfect shade for fall/winters and am so loving it. Will be reviewing this shade soon <3

Makeup Revolution Lipstick in Rebel with Cause

Products Used:

• Catrice Photo Finish Foundation in shade "010 Sand Beige"
• L.A Girl Pro Conceal HD Concealer in shade "Creamy Beige"
• Maybelline Fit Me Concealer in shade "Fair"
• Purple shade from MUA Glamor Days Palette (all over lid and outside lower lash line)
• Bronze shade from Makeup Revolution Awesome Eyeshadow and Eyebrow Palette (In crease)
• Ivory Shade from Makeup Revolution Awesome Eyeshadow and Eyebrow Palette (on brow bone and inner corner of eyes)
• Darker Brow Shade from Makeup Revolution Awesome Eyeshadow and Eyebrow Palette (to groom brows)
• Palladio Herbal Liquid Eyeliner in Black
• Maybelline Great Lash Mascara
• Makeup Revolution Lipstick in "Rebel with Cause"

 Here, take a look at the complete subtle purple look :)

Subtle Purple Makeup Look for Winters

That's all for now. Hope your like the look that I have created. Don't forget to leave your comments.



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Hey there beauties...

Ombre lips are very eye-catching and attractive. I like creating different lip looks. Therefore, I decided to do a tutorial today on a subtle red ombre lip. Intense ombre lips are not wearable so am going to use a deep red and a coral/orange lip color to create a subtle ombre lip. So let's begin....

Subtle Red & Orange Ombre Lips

All You need for this look is:

• A red lip liner (am using essence lip liner in femme fatale)
• Your favorite red lipstick (am using diana surprise lipstick in red rose)
• One coral/orange lipstick (am using NYX round lipstick in femme)
• A lip brush (optional)

Now here is the step by step tutorial:

1.  Outline your lips using the red lip liner. The line does not necessarily has to be precise. 

Outline the lips

2. Now fill in the edges of the lips with the same lip pencil. Focus only on the outer part and leave the mid part.

Fill the corners with the same liner

3. Now using a lip brush apply the red lipstick on the outer part of the lips over the red liner. Again, leave the center of the lips bare.

Apply red lipstick above the liner

4. Now dab some orange/coral lipstick in the center and you are done. Blend any harsh lines and top with a lip gloss for added glamor and shine. Here is the final look:

Red & Orange Ombre Lips

Red & Orange Ombre Lips

I have tried to keep the look subtle and wearable. You can make it as intense and dramatic as you like. Use different monochromatic colors and create different looks. You can try different combinations such as red with plum, pink and gold lip color.


That's all for now. Hope you like this look. Don't forget to leave your comments.

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Hey everyone,

I love to apply lipstick in different ways and love mixing lip colors to create different new shades. Today am going to show you a quick and really simple tutorial on petal lips that can be worn any day. It's a very soft-focus lip tutorial with no harsh lip liners or something.


If we talk about the lip trend this season (winters 2013/2014), its all about wine,berry, dark plums and pinks that are more towards fuchsia. A more smudged and less perfect lip look is preferred this season. I noticed many international makeup artists used the petal-stained lip look at different fashion shows. Dark wine and berry colors are more noticeable this season, but for a more soft and feminine look different shades of pink are also used.


This season petal-stained and wine stained lips were popular on the ramp. Different makeup artists used wine, pink or crimson lipsticks with the darker color dabbed in the middle which was diffused towards the outer sides of lips. That kind of lip look makes me look washed out and very pale. Such lip colors give more like a vampy look to me. lol..!!! So I created a much simpler petal lips look that is decent, simple and very quick. I used only two lip colors to create this. One is "Revlon matte lipstick in mauve it over" and other is "ELF essential lipstick in Gypsy"

Lets start:
1.Start with well exfoliated lips. You can use any lip scrub, any soft tooth brush, or wet towel to exfoliate the lips and then apply your regular lip balm.

2. Now apply the Revlon matte lipstick in "mauve it over" all over your lips. You can use any nude color which you like. You can see that I didn't apply the lipstick properly in the mid of the lips. It's not important. Just focus more on the corners. Here is how the lips will look.

Revlon mauve it over applied on lips

3. Now apply the ELF essential lipstick in gypsy in the center. You can use any dark pink shade which is your favorite. I want the look to be more natural so am using this ELF lipstick. Use your fingers/lip brush to blend the lip color from the center toward the outline of lips to make it look natural and equal.

ELF gypsy applied in the center of lips and blended

4. Now for the finishing touch, use your foundation on the outline of the lips and blend into your skin for a soft smudged edge effect. This will also make the middle color pop out a bit more.

Foundation applied on the outline of lips

There you have your soft-focus petal lips:

Petal lips

It's really easy and quick. You can use different colors of your choice. All you need is one nude and one pink lip color. This tutorial actually requires to apply foundation/concealer all over the lips as a base. I used a nude lip color instead because i feel foundation or concealer makes my lips very dry. If you  think the concealer/foundation works better for you, you can try that. You can also use a lip stain or tint in the middle part. Try everything new as makeup and fashion is all about experimenting.


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Lipstickholic