Coral/Bronze Makeup Tutorial

This look is super easy and can work with any eye-shadow color you wish. I just loved the warmth the bronze/coral colors brought to my face, and since I'm starting to look a bit pale these days I can sure use it! 

To create this look I used E.L.F. cream eye-shadow in the color Bronzed and Wet n' Wild Sparkle 'Til Morning Palette.

I started off by applying the cream shadow as a base and brought it down to the lower lash line.

Pat the coral shadow on top of the base and blend it upward. For a more dramatic look run it along the lower lash line as well.

Run some black eye liner along the water line and upper lash line. Using a pointed brush blend out the liner to soften the look. Add a few coats of your favorite mascara.

To tie the look together I applied a bit of bronzer, highlighter and peachy blush. For my lips I used Revlon's just bitten kissable balm stain in Adore.

XO,Ashley

Wet n' Wild Mega Last Lipstick Review

Recently I was in the market for some new vampy/bold lipsticks to add to my collection. I didn't want to spend a bunch of money, so I headed to the drugstore and picked up a few of these wet n' wild mega last lipsticks. On the website they claim this lipstick last up to 4 hours and wont bleed or fade. With a $1.97 price tag I was a little skeptical, but decided to try them out. 

This gorgeous cranberry red color is called Cherry Bomb. Its such a classic red color and its my favorite out of them all.

This lovely raspberry color is called Sugar plum fairy, its perfect for days that you want a nice bright look.

Vamp it up is definitely a bold color. Its a beautiful deep dark plum shade that's build-able allowing you to control the intensity of the look.

Review:

Pros:Great pigmentation,Affordable, pretty good lasting power.
Cons:Horrible packaging,its very drying if worn without any lip balm,starts to crust up after awhile.

 After reviewing these three colors from the mega-last collection I would happily purchase more in the future. For such an affordable price you're getting a great lip product. 

XO,Ashley

Smokey Purple Eye-Shadow Tutorial

For this look I will be using my Petal Pusher palette from Wet n Wild. This affordable palette consist of 8 highly pigmented and silky shadows allowing you to create day&night looks. I highly recommend it!

(use as reference)

Apply a white eye shadow base to your lid, this will really make the shadows pop.

Next apply the 1st eye shadow to the lid stopping about half way. Apply the 2nd lid color to the other half and lightly blend.

Apply the crease color stopping before the brow bone and blend.

Next apply the outer v shadow and blend it up into the crease creating that smokey look.

Apply inner corner and brow bone shadow. Then take a white eyeliner and run it along your water line+lower lash line.

Next use the 2nd lid color to smoke out the lower lash line.

Apply eyeliner and some mascara and you're done!

XO, Ashley