Spring into Neon Makeup Tutorial #1 Ft. Bh Cosmetics and Urban Decay

Hey guys! Hope everyone is doing well. I don't know about you, but now that it's spring I am more inspired trying on colorful eyeshadows. Also as much as I love neutral eyeshadows, I thought I would venture more into color. I wanted to do a makeup look and add a pop of bright color as an accent to the look. I really like how it came out and the neon green really compliments the rest of the eyeshadow colors I used. This is the perfect look to wear for spring and a nice look to wear to transition into summer. Hope you enjoy this pictorial ! 

When I do makeup looks, a blender brush is a must to blend out the eyeshadows so there won't be any harsh lines. I also started with the crease color first and put on the eyeshadow on the lid last so the color won't become faded while applying the crease colors. I think I like doing it this way best.

*Prime your eyes first with an eyeshadow primer.*

Apply color #1 to your crease. Blend.

Take color #2 and add it to the outer corner up to the crease midway. Blend

For the brow bone use color #3. Blend.

Next take color #4 and pack it onto the lid.

Add black liquid liner.

Add black mascara.

Below the lash line, apply color #5. Before applying the eyeshadow, make sure you apply eye primer first to this area so the color will stick and be more vibrant. I also applied this color wet.

Use black eyeliner and apply to your waterline.

For the lower lashes apply black mascara.

Finished look!

If you are afraid to wear neon eyeshadow colors, then this is a way to incorporate it into your look with out overdoing it. 

Products used:

Hope you enjoyed this makeup pictorial and I hope that I inspired you to use bright colors in your makeup. It's good to try new things ;)

Thanks for stopping by and see you guys in my next blog post!

Maryam ox

MOTD FT. Bh Cosmetic's It's Judy Time Palette

Hello my dear lovelies, today's makeup of the day features Bh Cosmetics It's Judy Time Palette. If you are not familiar with itsjudystime, she is a beauty guru on youtube and she is one of my favorite youtube beauty gurus. I wanted to test out her palette and thought I would include it my MOTD. I will have a review and swatches on this palette soon so stay tuned.

Products Used:

Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion

Bh Cosmetics It's Judy Time Palette

Revlon Colorstay 24hr Foundation

Nyx Loose Powder in Transparent Medium

Nyx Above and Beyond Full Coverage Concealer in Medium

L'oreal Linear Intense Liquid Eyeliner

L'oreal Paris Voluminous Mascara

L'oreal Paris Voluminous Smoldering  Eyeliner

Wet N Wild blush in Pearlescent Pink

Rimmel London Lasting Finish Lipstick in Birthday Suit

 Have a great day everyone :)

Stay Tuned for tons of reviews coming your way :)

Maryam ox 

Cotton Candy Inspired Makeup look.

        This look immediately reminds me of Cotton Candy. Cotton Candy makes an appearance the most   in the Summer time at carnivals or on  Board walks across beach. These days, you can even find them at the Mall or your local store(in bags). I remember seeing Pinks,Purples,Light Greens and Blues. To me all the Cotton Candy tasted the same, but that is beside the point lol. It is fluffy soft goodness that melts in your mouth. Cotton Candy was part of my child hood and this look brought me back to the days of sticky fingers and tummy aches. :) I wanted to create a Cotton Candy look and incorporate all of my favorite  Cotton Candy colors. Instead of using Pink in the inner corners, I wanted to add Yellow  I didn't want the whole look to be Pastel colors, so I added a bright yellow to make the look more fun. Well I hope you like this look and here is how to achieve a Cotton Candy eye.

Here is what I used:

-Bh Cosmetic 40 EyeShadow Party Girl Palette

-Too Faced Shadow Insurance Eye Primer

-Loreal Paris Voluminous Eyeliner in Black

-Loreal Linear Intense Liquid Eyeliner

-Loreal Voluminous Mascara

-Smashbox Eyeshadow brush

-Blending Brush from Bh Cosmetics

-Pencil Brush from Bh Cosmetics

Miscellaneous Brush used to apply color below water line.

Let's begin:

-First I started off with an eyelid primer and applied it all over the lid.

-For the Lid,  I used  #1 which is a really nice Mint Green and applied it all over my lid. At the end,you may need to re apply #1 to so you won't lose the Mint Green color.

-Next I applied Color #2. which is a Purple color in the crease. Blend out the color.

-On the outer corners, I used color # 3 which is a nice bright blue and extended it across my inner crease. Blend it out a little. 

-I then applied color #5(not 3*typo*) which is white for the brow bone. Blend here as well.

-Apply Black liquid eyeliner of your choice.

-Apply Black mascara of your choice.

-Apply  Black pencil eyeliner of your choice on your upper inner lash line.

-Apply Black eyeliner of your choice on your waterline.

-I wanted to add purple(#2) which is the same color that I used for the crease and applied it below my lower lash line.Make sure you apply eye primer before you apply the eyeshadow so it will stick.

-For the inner corners, I wanted to add a pop of bright color since the rest are pasteles. I used color #4 which is a nice bright yellow.

Here is the finished look:

You can use any palette with these colors and can switch around the sequence of colors. The possibilites for a Cotton Candy look are endless. This is just my version of it . Hope you liked this look. Have a great day everyone :)