A Day in NYC- Blue and Brown Look

A few weeks ago I went to Soho, New York with a few friends for a Natural Hair Show. I wanted to do a simple look but I also wanted to wear some lipstick, I normally just wear gloss. I was in the mood to wear one of my fall shade lipsticks...and this is the look that I ended up creating!

The products I used are pictured below...

FACE

-Mac Oil Control Lotion

-Mac NC45 Studio Finish Concealer

-Mac Studio Fix Powder in C6

-Elf Candid Coral Blush on cheeks

-Elf Peachy Keen blush on apples of my cheeks

EYES

-Mac Rubenesque (golden- peach with gold pearl) paintpot as a base

-Cover Girl Crystal Waters eye enhancers quad (2 blue shadows in the quad, on my lid)

-Make Up For Ever eyeshadow in Expresso 17 (matte chocolate brown)

-Mac NC45 Stuido Finish Concealer as a highlight on my brow bone area

-Mac Engraved Powerpoint pencil as eyeliner

-Sephora Mascara in Black

-Elf Brow Kit in Medium

LIPS

-Mac Currant lip liner

-Mac Desire lipstick

Comments

Anonymous said…

Do you have any tips on how I can dye my eyebrows? They are too dark and I plan on dying my hair to a lighther brown or blond color.

October 29, 2010 at 2:13 PM

G Jones said…

Thanks for commenting! Yes, I do have a great tip that I got from Makeup Artist Sam Fine from Twitter. He uses Sally Hansen's Face Bleaching kit, you can get it from a beauty supply store between $5-$7.

He suggests applying the bleach to your brows for 1-2 minutes and then look at the finished color of your brows to see if your're satisfied. If not, you can always reapply the bleach again to get your desired shade you want. I hope this helps you out. If you have any more questions, ask away.

October 29, 2010 at 3:02 PM

G Jones said…

*I meant Sally Hansen's Hair Bleaching Kit for Face and Body* didn't want to confuse anyone :)

November 1, 2010 at 12:03 PM

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