Add these babies to your santa list.

It's coming up to Christmas so I thought I do a little post on a few special make up treats to can add to your Santa list!  (please note I this post contains affiliate links which means I get a commission from the merchant when you purchase through my blog)

{ZOEVA Rose Gold Brush Set}

I'm always banging on about Real Techniques Brushes I still love them and use them in my professional kit you can read up on the ones I recommend here "Heres the brushes you need" but if you fancy something a bit fancy (rose gold yes please!) and high performing go for the ZOEVA Rose Gold Brush Set aren't the pretty...and come in a cute little clutch too! 

{Alpha-H Anti Ageing Skincare}

This is officially the winter skincare pack but I don't care what side of the hemisphere you're on you will reap the benefits of using this skincare with the holy grail skincare ingredient of Hyaluronic Acid and a nice way to sample products you might like to re-buy in full size check out what you get and best ways to use on the directions here Alpha-H Anti Ageing Skincare.

{Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Kit}

What better time to get your brow game sorted than just in time for new year try out this stencil set by brow genius Anastasia...I would definitely give these stencils a try and with lots of colour choices you can really make sure you have the perfect brow, also her setting gel is meant to be the best (maybe I should invest as I currently use hubbies hair gel!) buy it here: Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Kit.

So let me know what you are putting on your santa list this year! These products are all from Beauty Bay and they have a fabulous little Christmas selection.  I love that no matter where in the world you are you can enjoy these products and usually with free delivery too...perfect...just like santa actually! 

How to: Quick & Flawless Foundation

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Real Techniques Expert Face Brush

Manicare Foundation Brush

Rimmel Wake Me Up Foundation

Bare Minerals Seamless Shaping & Finish Brush

Rimmel Natural Bronzer- Sun Bronze

10 ways for multi-use make up!

I like a capsule make up bag. Not just for holidays I like it for all the time.  I'm a big fan of multi use products and not just the ones marketed as 'lips, cheeks & eyes'  I mean getting creative with your products, mixing them up to make them work harder... 

Here's my top 10 ideas for mixing up your products...

1. Mix up a squirt of radiance boosting face cream (see my new favourite at the end of this post) with a squirt of concealer = a lovely light & hydrating base can also be used for the beach if you feel you'd like a little bit extra coverage with your SPF.  While we are mixing up beautiful concealer concoctions I'm a big fan of mixing it with eye cream for a very hydrating, line plumping under eye finish!

2. Use a Ivory/shell tone cream eyeshadow as an eyeshadow, highlighter for the cheekbones, a frosted lipstick, shimmery liquid liner...possiblities are endless! (This is the trick I used to create my wearable frosted lip inspired by Tom Ford see me here)

3. Bronzer as false tan- I can never be bothered with self tan but will often bronze my shoulders, declotage, and even down the front of my legs with a light reflecting bronzer (the highlighting effect makes your legs look longer & slimmer)

4. Lipstick as blush or blush as lipstick- if your doing the latter it makes more sense to use a cream blush but you can use power too just make sure you follow up with a nice layer of moisturising lip balm. When using cream blush/lipstick as blush don't forget to blend the edges with whats remaining your foundation brush.

5. No liquid liner but you fancy a feline flick? Use an angled brush to pick up some mascara of your wand and use it exactly the same way or (one of my favourites) push matt black eyeshadow right into the lashline with an angled brush, adds depth to the lashes but in a very soft sultry way.

6. I love a glossy eye look and guess what we make up artists use to achieve it? Usually a clear or slightly tinted lip gloss. One of my favourite looks is glossy eye, black curled lashes and a red lip.  ( Take Caution though: make sure you are not applying a lip plumping, mint infused gloss on the eye area!)

7. Looking for a simple eye look? Use your bronzer to create a simple and chic socket line look. With an open eye slightly tilt your head back, sweep a fluffy eyeshadow brush through your bronzer and then through your crease, instant chicness. 

8. Make your setting powder work harder.  Powder is not just for setting your make up.  Use a sweep of powder over concealer patted onto your eyelid as a good base for any eyeshadow you are applying , sweep powder through your crease to stop a gel or liquid liner transferring up onto your eyelid, press some powder through a one ply tissue into your lips between coats to make for a long lasting, matt lip.

9.  Mix a liquid highlighter with a pump of a matt foundation to make a dewy version of a high coverage base,  for example, I often find the infamous Estee Lauder Double wear way too matt (I just like dewy) so I often mix with a pump of illuminator (e.g. benefit) that way the coverage is still there but with some brightness.

10.  This one way be for the more dedicated make up wearer.  False eyelashes?  I love to snip a full set in half, apply the outer half for a more natural look and save the rest (snipped into three) to wear as individuals on an other occasion.  Makes for a more natural look and just way more comfortable than a full set.

Phew...I made it.  I hope you did too.  Tell me in the comments if you'll try one of these tips or if you have any tips of your own to make your make up bag go that extra mile? Here's my top product recommendations you can shop directly from these links:

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Radiance Boosting Face Cream

MAC Select Cover Up

Highlighting Cream Eyeshadow 

Bronzer

Creamblush

Best Matt Black shadow as liner (from the Naked Basics Palette)

Clear gloss

Powder

Liquid highlighter/illuminator

Lashes

P.S. How cute is this mug...buy it right here 

Fuller natural looking lips and Au revoir to a downturned mouth!

You can see the how to over on my Facebook page...hope you give it a little like or share whilst you are there :) Here's all the products to re-create this little tip...

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A natural colour lip liner slightly darker than your lip (this obviously depends on your lips!)

Lip Balm or colour of your choice

Concealer any stick one will do this new Benefit one looks fun!

Real techniques contour brush & detail brush

Bronzer

Oh and my new hair...

Hair cut courtesy of Helen Thomson. If you're in Melbourne and you fancy something funky (she has some gorgeous funky colours too!) make sure you check her out on Facebook and Insta @helen_thomson_stylist.  As always I'm up for your opinion what do you think? And will you try my quick tip for fuller lips? 

Changing your make up to compliment a new hair colour.

Since I have dyed my hair pink (see the results on my instagram) I have felt the need to wear more make up to compliment my new hair.   To be honest it suits me for the time being as winter in Melbourne has definitely meant I can wear more make up.  If you are thinking about a colour change don't forget to update your make up too.

Heres a few tips to change up your make up for a bit of a hair change.

{Going darker}

~ Chances are if you are going darker or richer in colour you will need to warm up your complexion somewhat to stop you from looking washed out... enter bronzer stage left.  Use it in a sculptural way as opposed to piling it all on all over (particularly if like me you are in winter right now) read how to Contour with Powder Bronzer.

~ Check your eyebrow colour still works.  I have always wanted to ask Rock N Roll Bride creator Kat Williams how she decides on what eyebrow colour to use when she has blue hair, in reality I know what colour I would use if I was doing her make up but it's something you really need to get right.  If you're going for a darker hair tone consider whether you need to darken your brow colour.

~ I have found I need to define my eyes much more with this hair so have been using my freehand liner technique everyday.  Once you get the hang of it it really is the easiest way to do liner.  If you want a softer look you can use the same technique with an angled brush and some dark brown/grey eyeshadow. Here's the how to:

Hold the pen horizontally and very tight to your lashes (make sure you are using the long side of the pen)  I like to start about three quarters of the way along (this helps to keep the eye look open and wide)

Slowly and carefully draw small strokes along the lash line (keeping tight to the lashes) if you need to pull your eyelid up slightly to get to the lashline go ahead and do this (you don't want any gaps) aim for a thin, neat line which means you can build up thickness if required

Once you have your horizontal line along the lash line pull the line upwards and out (imagine your lower lashline being stretched up toward your brow as your guideline)

Once you are happy with the length start from the point and bring it back down at an angle to make a (kind of) triangle shape

Fill in the gap so it's all black read more on winged eyeliner with gel liner

{Going Lighter}

~ Depending on the look you've went for you can likely tone back on your everyday make up you can still do a lovely bronzed glow but maybe go lighter on the eye's and stick to a neutral palette

~ Get the eyebrows right.  Chose a lighter tone for filling and creating shape. Remember you can mix colours to ensure you don't go too dark.

~ Make sure your skin is glowing use an illuminator under your foundation or a highlighter on top of your base, or if like me you love to glow, use both!

~ Going for ombre or balayage is a great best of both worlds method for changing your hair colour you might not need to adjust your make up too much.

~ If you have gone a cool lighter colour (like the gorgeous greys and pastels I'm lusting over) make sure you don't use too warm a bronzer you want a subtle and light bronze enough to provide warmth but not make you look yellow/orange against cool tone hair.  The gorgeous Kelly Osbourne is showing what I mean here. Check out my lighter bronzer option in the shop the post section below.

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A safe Bronzer for lighter tones & complexions

My go to pen liner

Amazing Bronzers for Powder Contouring

The suits all eyeshadow for brows- MAC Omega

Lustworthy Luminator

Pop by my Lustworthy List for a full list of handpicked products by me where you can click straight through to buy.  This is a new project you will be able to buy under steal or splurge categories.  I hope you enjoy!

Have you thought about a drastic hair colour change?  Did you think about you might need to change your make up or wardrobe choices? I'd love to hear about it, Amy x

Working up to a statement lip with a wearable lip stain

After the fun lip stick quiz I posted a while back, what does your lipstick say about your personality? (Click here if you missed it) I had lots of ladies telling me they wished they could wear a statement lip but it just feels weird or foreign on them.  This is the thing with trying different make up you might really love it but are just not used to seeing it on yourself. Its all about working up to it.  

This is a lighter, more translucent version of a statement lip which is more wearable, requires less maintenance, and is a good way to start getting used to colour on your lips.  Follow these instructions to create a stain for your lips, be prepared for some funny faces! 

{the diy}

This is all about getting your lip product really into your lips top create a stain.  

1. Choose your lipstick or product, opt for a pigmented lip product, so something that's quite rich in colour (not translucent)

2. With a lip brush apply a coat of lipstick all over your lips (this can be quite a generous coat as you will be working it in)  start from the centre of your pout and work the brush out towards the lip lines so you can use your brush perfect the lip line

3. Keep working the product in with the brush back and forth really getting the pigment deep into the lips

4. Do a bit of lip smacking and blotting with your finger (cue funny faces)

5. Voila! A wearable and low maintenance pop of colour for you to go about your day with! I usually top up with a tiny bit of lip balm just to take away any dryness and give my lips a bit of shine and comfort.

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• a good ol' lipbrush I'm using the detail brush from the Real Techniques Core Collection I'm also a fan of this Shiseido one if you are on the go
• pigmented lipstick try Rimmel Provocalips or Lipstick Queen
• lip balm I personally use the wonder cream which is Lansinoh

If you are a non lipstick wearer I dare you to try this 3 times this week just to get yourself used to it join me later in the week where I invite you to transform this into a statement lip!

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What does your lipstick say about you?

With a lack of any actual make up for me to play with (I don't have my kit shipped to Australia yet I'm limited to what tutorials I can create) sooooo I thought we could have a bit of lipstick fun...what does your lip colour say about your personality?

{Nude}

You're happy to let your eyes do the talking, mysterious & understated suits you well, you are intriguing and have a relaxed & effortless style, you're sultry and can be deep you're not afraid to let your natural beauty to shine through.

{Brights}

Pink, Orange, Purples your go to lip is bright & fresh, your personality is fun, carefree, with a great sense of humour, you are high energy & fun to be around and don't care much what other people think of you.

{Classic Red}

Sophistication is your strong point, you're not afraid of being bold, your style is classic & timeless, you can handle yourself in any situation and have a natural air of grace but can be feisty.

{Dark}

You're sexy and confident, you are sassy and you're not afraid to show it, you're extremely feminine, passionate, a bit of  a vamp, admired by women and men alike.

Ok, so it's a bit of fun what lipstick are you most drawn to? I personally like them all...so what does that say about my personality!? x


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Make up to WORK your specs

Sometimes I love my specs sometimes I hate them "Hello Giggles" hit the nail on the head with their article (read up here) which inspired me to write this post.  So here's 5 ways I have found, in my experience, that glasses generally rock my make up wearing world.

{bye bye tired eyes}

If you are having a particularly "tired/hungover/beenupdoingthenightfeed(s) eye kind of day" reach for the specs.  Wearing your glasses can disguise those under eye bags like no concealer I know.  If you are going for this option either forget the concealer completely and opt for a hydrating eye cream or mix the two on the back of your hand and apply for a lighter, hydrating and concealing, combo.

{balance is everything}

Feel like going for a statement lip?  Wearing a bright or bold colour on your lips can be a great way to balance the face when wearing your specs.  Often when you pop your glasses on your eye make up is seriously toned down, why waste your time then? One of my favourite avec-glasses looks is lashings of mascara with curled lashes and a hot pink/bright orange/bold red lip.  Love it and super easy (follow my long lasting lip lesson for tips) or if you are not used to wearing a bold lip work up to it by wearing a stain on your lips, something that adds colour but is still transparent and natural looking. 

{all about the finishing touches}

Not many of us manage to actually apply make up whilst wearing our specs (cue some awkward back breaking stance in front of the sink trying to get close enough to the mirror) apply finishing touches with your frames on.  Pop your blush on slightly lower than you would normally, it might sound strange but put your glasses on now and try it I promise you will see what I mean.  Don't spare on highlighter you can still have highlighted cheekbones whilst wearing frames and this will contribute to the brighter eye goal (see above) and you can most definitely do contour with glasses.

{the ticket to experiment} 

Given that your glasses are likely to tone down whatever make up you put on your eyes why not try experimenting with a much darker, smokier looking eye.  You might be put off wearing an evening smokey eye during the day but wearing one with your specs can give you a proper power look. Technique needn't be your strong point as the glasses can hide a multitude of sins (stick to my smokey eye technique as a fail-safe).  The only reverse of this is if you opt for rimless or very neutral frames then you may need to apply a little more caution.  Keep lips nude for an effortless, chic look.

{beware of the brow}

I have done this myself, probably on more than one occasion, over defined my eyebrows when wearing my specs.  What happens is....you just look angry.  Particularly with a heavy rim frame.  Keep your brows filled in but natural looking to stop yourself from looking like an evil genius, unless of course that was what you were going for.  

If you are stuck in a rut when it comes to making your specs work with your make up look to the big advertisers for inspiration. They generally get it bang on.  Here's a few of my favourites...wear them with pride ladies x

3 Make up Brushes to treat yourself to.

So I have a full list of brushes that I think you should have in your arsenal way back in the early days of my make up DIY series #molmakeuplesson2 but there's just so many brush options to treat yourself to and just help make doing your make up something special so here we go....splurge time!

{The Fan Brush}

Well isn't this a girlie little number!  I love a fantail brush when I want to do something lightly and subtly with make up.  So I would go for this if I wanted a light dusting of powder to set my skin or if I wanted to add a highlight to my cheekbones, or down the bridge of my nose.  If you can be heavy handed when it comes to make up this is a good option to keep it light!  Have a look for yourself here.

{Optical Blurring Brush}

Ohh I am almost drooling here!  I always say when it comes to topping up your make up you should buff out what you already have on your skin before applying more! So when I came across this I was instantly in love.  You could use it for applying your foundation or take it with you for buffing emergencies!  Have a look for yourself here.

{Blending Brush}

I know it sounds a bit boring but a good quality blending brush is the answer to your eye make up dreams... a fluffy brush like this that can really get into the crease of the eye perfect for the socket line eye make up or just for blending in a transition colour for a smokey eye. Have a look for yourself here. 

How to apply concealer to look fresh and awake!

Next in my series of how to take your make up from day to night...

I sometimes do this routine just to freshen up my look if I'm off out somewhere and literally have ten minutes to get ready, sometimes this is all I do base wise if I am in a rush doing the school run for example.  It's a combination of concealing and highlighting that results in a nice fresh and awake look.  You do this AFTER you have applied your usual foundation.

{how to}

1. Apply approx 4 strokes of a brightening concealer downwards fanning out following the shape of your eye with the last one winging outwards in the direction of your ear (bringing the concealer up like this really brightens the full under eye area and has a highlighting effect)
2. Using a damp beauty blender or your finger pat the concealer from the inner corner outwards blending as you go upwards towards the temples
3. If you want to set the concealer in the same manner with a translucent powder
4. Follow with a sweep of blush directly under where you have put your concealer starting at the apple and sweeping upwards to temple.

So simple but can really freshen up your look!

{tools & products}

• a brightening concealer such as rimmel's wake me up or Clinique airbrush
• if you need more coverage mix up a more opaque concealer & with a brightening one
• a damp beauty blender rinse it under the tap and squeeze out as much moisture as you can (this is also a great tool for applying foundation if you like a natural flawless look)

For more tips on how to take your make up from Day to Night check back on my previous posts

-An evening brow (inspired by Audrey Hepburn)

The Audrey Brow- how to get a retro brow.

Mirror, Mirror on the wall...who has the most fabulous eyebrows of them all?

There is so much choice for eyebrow shapes out there and when you get yourself the right tools and with a bit of practise you can really choose what shape you are going for and use it as a new way to change your look up.  You do need to be mindful of your own natural shape for example my brow shape isn't naturally as straight as Audrey's but its amazing what you can do I often do this for an evening look and is one of those subtle add ons you can do to take your look from day to evening.  Perfect for those Christmas parties!

{brow inspiration}

{how to}

1. Take your spoolie (or clean mascara wand) and brush your brows up all the way along, if you have naturally bushy brows (lucky you!) you can start brushing the tail down towards your ear instead of up.

2. Perfect the arch- dip into your product and draw quite a sharp but small line outwards at the top of your brow (we are going for a slight angle outwards and not upwards as we are not trying to do angry brows) work down with whats left on your brush in small strokes down through the depth of the brow. If you feel it's looking too pointy smooth your finger over the outer point which will gently blend it out.

3. Do the tail- from the outwards arch work (with small strokes) down the tail. It's up to you how far you bring the tail but bear in mind the longer you go it will start to drag the look of your eye downwards (Audrey has quite a short tail)

4. Back to the start- work the product through the main part of the brow but still start at the arch and work forwards, your brush strokes as you get closer to the start should be moving upwards but still holding the brush at a horizontal angle.

5. Add a little bit of concealer above the brow for a lifting effect and on the brow bone as a highlight.

6. Optional- finish with a brow gel to keep it all in place and define hairs.

note...you don't need to keep dipping back into your product at each stage just keep stepping back and assessing.

{The finished look}

{tools & products}

• If you are using a shadow or gel you will need an angled brush, stiff bristles are better.
• A spoolie (if you have a used but clean mascara wand you can use that) or if you fancy a splurge I like this one by Blinc as it's double ended
• You can also get eyebrow pencils that have the spoolie end like this fab one by TOPSHOP if you are using a pencil hold it at a horizontal to your brow.
• I personally prefer shadow here I am using espresso by MAC.

Do you have a brow icon???

Moonstruck 3D Fibre Lash Mascara by Younique...

So you have probably heard the hype about the Moonstruck 3D Fibre Lash Mascara by Younique, it comes from America and there's a good chance you have seen it all over Facebook claiming it to be the next big thing when it comes to lashes.  I've had the chance to wear it a few times now so think I'm in a good position to let you know my thoughts on it. 

Mascara's are one of the things in my kit I rarely spend more than £10 on I'm a regular buyer of Max Factor False Lash Effect or L'oreal Double extension as I often apply individual lashes to add volume and length to my clients lashes.   My clients love the look of the lashes but this is a fiddly job and difficult to apply on yourself so I'm often asked for alternatives.  I think this mascara is a good alternative to do just that.  Price wise the mascara is £23 plus postage from america so not cheap for an everyday mascara but as an easier option than false lashes and a cheaper option than semi permanent eyelash extensions I think it definitely is good value for money.


Here's how to apply:

Do your eyes first (prior to foundation etc) as this can be a bit messy....

1. Curl your lashes with a good quality lash curler (I reccommend The Shu Uemeru Curler)
2. Apply a coat of your regular mascara and allow to dry (I have tried the 3d mascara with and without my regular mascara and I recommend doing this step.  You can do it without but you get better results with)

One eye at a time for the next steps:
3. Apply the 'Transplanting Gel' first (this is just like a black mascara
4. Apply the fibres (you'll see lots of fall out on your under eye area)
5. Quickly apply another coat of the Transplanting gel (this keeps it all in place)
6. If you want more lashes...repeat the process.

Be warned... it's a bit addictive!  After cleaning up the fall out I went on to finish the rest of my make up. I followed my five minute flawless foundation technique then my easy contouring with powder. 

Then I took a step back had a look and then decided to add another coat!!

So what's my thoughts...

• I like it.  It's an easy process to apply (yes I wouldn't be spending time on it every morning prior to the school run) but I would wear as an alternative to falsies for a big night out or if I just feel like adding a little extra drama.  
• It's easy to remove.  I recently stopped wearing waterproof mascara as I just found it too tough to budge every night and I really want my lashes to be clean when I sleep to really let them breathe and regenerate as I sleep.  I did my usual technique to remove which is soak 2 cotton pads in an oil based make up remover and press over my lids for about 30-60 seconds then gently wipe away.  This minimises rubbing at the eyes but ensure the product is all soaked off.
• It's fine for my sensitive contact lense wearing eyes.  I was a bit worried about the fibres flying everywhere and getting trapped in my contacts but there's been none of that.
• If you like a slightly clumpy finish then this is for you.  It you like lashes to be separated and long this probably won't suit you but I like a clumpier and dense finish.  For optimum depth to your lashes follow my free hand liner tutorial and you can come through to give more separation if desired.
• I don't like the mess it makes in application (lots of fall out) but to be honest it's not an issue if you do your eye make up first which I think is the most efficient way to apply your face.
• If you have been wearing extensions for a bit too long and feel you would like to try an alternative you might like this there has been some blogs mentioning the mascara might not be good for your lashes but I believe as long as you remove the product well overnight and you give your lashes a break every now and again I don't see why this would cause more damage than a regular waterproof mascara.  If this is something you are worried about supplement your lashes with a good quality lash serum.
• It takes a wee while to arrive from the US (approx 7-9 days) and when we are used to being able to get our hands on things on next day delivery this can be frustrating.
• Sorry I have not done the cry test on it yet so can't 100% confirm whether it is waterproof I definitely wouldn't go swimming in it but it did manage a 20 minute walk in the Scottish rain without running anywhere.

Impressed?? I am slightly addicted I have to say so if you would like to buy you can do here or send me a message on amy@madeoverladies.com there's also lots of other products to have a look at too!!

Here's the finished look...

Simple contouring with powder

Soooo contouring then? I always get asked about this as if contouring is a new and crazy difficult make up technique but it's really not it it's been part of a make up artist techniques for years plus can be simple, quick and incorporated into your daily make up routine (if you want to).  I do it most days and it's really not complicated and really is just strategic placement of bronzer. If you want to read more in detail about it see here and here. 

Here's my easy peasy technique:

1. Choose a matt bronzer this is the Rimmel Natural Bronzer (which has some slight shimmer)other good options are Benefit Hoola, Bourjois Delice de Soleil Bronzing powder I love this tapered blusher brush by Eco tools for this task

2. Make your first sweep under the cheekbones (from the top of the ear at an angle going toward the corner of the mouth but stopping about 1 or 2 inches from the mouth)

3. Go under the jawline (you can also bring this down the decleotage)

4. Sweep down the sides of your nose and lightly under the tip of your nose

5. Optional extra- the upper corners of your forehead

6. Go over each area again adding a little bit more product if you need it.

Voila easy peasy contouring...

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How to do your own wedding make up- added drama!

I'm honoured to be featured on the fabulous Braw Brides once again with a new wedding make up tutorial I've opted for a budget look this time round but the products I have chosen are great quality & still long lasting and is just a little bit more drama for your big day.

If you like the look and are interested in the products click on any of the clicks below and you can buy it all online. Easy peasy!

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Sleek Au Natural Palette

L'oreal Superliner

Rimmel Match Perfection Concealer

MAC Prunella Eye Kohl or steal alternative Look Long Last Kohl (Plush Plum)

L'oreal Lumi Magique Primer Pure Light

GOSH Velvet Touch Line Perfector (Matifying)

L'oreal True Match Foundation

Rimmel Natural Bronzer

Transulcent Powder 

Revlon Photoready Cream Blush Pinched

L'Oreal Double Extension Waterproof Mascara

Lash Glue

Kiss Ever EZY Lashes or Individuals

Nude lip liner (can be used for both lip looks)

Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick Black Cherry

Revlon Colourstay Moisture Stain Parisian Passion

Max Factor Elixr Lipstick Pink Brandy

Evian Facial Spray

Brushes I used:

Real Techniques Core Collection

Real Techniques Eye Set 

Nasnshy Blending Brush- perfect if you have small eyes or need more precision!

Here's the finished look...