Everyday makeup
18:32Hello!
This blog post is going to be about what makeup I wear on a normal day, like going to school etc. The post is going to be quite photo heavy, but I am going to list and link the products so you know how much they are etc and briefly describe what I am doing in each photo.
Products I use:
- Bourjois healthy mix serum in light vanilla (51)
- Soap and Glory 'thick and fast' mascara
- Benefit 'they're real' mascara
- POREfessional by Benefit
- Benefits boe-ing concealer in 02 and 01
- Natural collection eyeliner (black)
- Baby lips in 'Cherry me'
- Benefit "me vein" powder in champagne
- Bourjois chocolate bronzer in 52
- Benefits 'hoola' brozer
- Sleek blush by 3 'Pumpkin' palette or Natural collections blush in 'pink cloud' (a pale pink colour)
- MUA pallet in 'Heaven and Earth' (Which apparently they no longer stock...)
Face
Firstly I apply a tiny bit of Benefits POREfessional. I then apply their concealer with the real techniques detail brush and blend it in with my fingers. I use this product under my eyes, on my eye lids, on any blemishes and my nose.
I then apply my foundation with a real techniques foundation brush.
I then use my powder and sweep it all over my face using, yep you guessed it, another real techniques brush! But this time it's the buffing brush.
I then contour my cheek bones using Bourjois' chocolate bronzer (P.S - I think this is a fab product for contorting and would recommend it to anyone!) with a real techniques contour brush. I've had this product for, it must be getting on for a year now, and I still am no where near reaching the bottom.
I then (today) used my Sleek pallet and applied the shade 'Squash' (a bright pink) to the apples of my cheeks using a Body Shop blusher brush. This pallet is gorgeous; it has some real summery shades. I obviously sometimes use the other shades in this pallet but I more frequently use Natural collections blush; it's very natural and adds a lovely bit of colour to your cheeks.
I then use Benefits 'Hoola' bronzer on my temples, forehead and on my jawbone. I apply it with the RT contour brush.
Finally (face wise) I use my powder again just to blend everything in.
Eyes
I comb my eyebrows using an eyebrow comber on an old Rimmel eyebrow pencil and fill my eyebrows in using the MUA pallet. I would mention the shade but they don't have names, it's a light brown colour.
I then do my eyeliner. Both eyes went so well today, I was so happy with myself!
I then use the MUA pallet and I apply a nude/brown shade over my lid and then in the outer corners I use a darker brown shade. I do this using the real techniques base shadow brush.
Finally I curl my lashes with some curlers I bought on eBay a few months ago and apply my mascara! I use Benefits 'they're real' mascara on my bottom lashes and Soap and Glory's 'thick and fast' mascara on my top lashes. I then go over my top lashes with Benefits mascara because it's really good for separating lashes and making them look more natural.
Also... today I attempted the Milkmaid braid after watching +Zoella's video on it. It didn't turn out great (oh well, practice makes perfect!) but I did really like it all the same.
Thanks for reading - I hope you enjoyed this post!
Love, Emily x
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Love this post, i'm looking to buy some good quality brushes or a brush set at a reasonable price - what you recommend ? I've also nominated you for the very inspirational blogger award, and you can check it out here: http://prettyinpips.blogspot.co.uk/ xx
ReplyDeleteThank you :) The real technique brushes are amazing and well worth the money; they're so easy to clean and would last you AGES. The 'core collection' is £21.99 and you get 4 brushes, so that works out at about just over £5 per brush which is fab :D - I also really love the foundation brush (which isn't part of the set and is £9.99).
DeleteAlso - I have heard the eco tools brushes and Topshop brushes are good. Topshop brushes are the cheapest overall, but not by great deal xx
Such a cute Make-Up! Love, Ally
ReplyDeleteAw, thank you! :)
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