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Neutral Pop of Melon LOTD

Hey, Dolls

Here is a look I did last week using some of the new techniques that I learned on the Glam All-Star voyage (that post is forthcoming). It's a neutral look with a pop of Melon pigment that I won from a giveaway thanks to Sheer Beauty's blog! I haven't used Mac eye shadows in a while, so; this look features all Mac shadows.








Brows
-Mac Spiked brow pencil

Eyes
-Lorac Behind the Scenes eyeshadow primer
-Mac Arena e/s as highlight color
-Mac Saddle e/s as transition color
-Mac Folie e/s as crease color
-Mac Melon pigment on lid
-Wet n Wild Fergie creme line in Little Black dress
-Kara lashes #213
-Drugstore lash glue

Face
-Smashbox Photo Primer
-La Girls Pro concealer in Fawn under eyes/face
-Mac Prep + Prime highlighter pen in peach lustre around mouth
-Black Opal True Color Pore Perfecting foundation in Truly Topaz
-Ben Nye Dolce powder
-Missy Lynn palette (the two darker brown eye shadows for my cheek contour)
-Missy Lynn palette (the gold highlighter for my cheek highlight)

 Lips
-Mac Cork lip liner
-Mac Verve lipstick

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Agent Elle said…
Love it, Gabs!! I have the melon pigment, but have never used it. I'm thinking of using it as a highlighter this weekend.
October 1, 2015 at 9:44 PM
G Jones said…
@Agent Elle: Thanks! It's so pretty...it reflects so many shades when wearing it.

@SheerBeauty: Thank you & thanks again for the giveaway :-)

October 4, 2015 at 4:57 PM
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