Neroli Salon & Brow Bar Esthetician, Alix, is here to show you how to effortlessly transition your makeup routine from bronzed & glowing, to subtly smokey & beautifully bold. She used Aveda’s Fall/Winter Limited Edition collection Foklor.
Tools Used:
-Fluffy Makeup Brush
-Blending Eyeshadow Brush
-Fluffy Eyeshadow Brush
-Eyeliner Brush
Makeup Used:
-Light Pink Shadow
-Dark Purple Shadow
-Gold Eyeliner
-Aveda Eyeshadow Transformer
-Medium Rose Lipstick
-Medium Pink Lipgloss
-Loose Powder
Step 1: If you are doing your eye makeup after you have already perfected your complexion, lay a light layer of Aveda Translucent powder underneath your eyes. This will catch any fallout from shadows during the blending process.
Step 2: Prime your eyelids as well as underneath your lower lash line with Aveda Eyeshadow Transformer using your finger to do so. Transformer will give the shadows more pigment and also help them to last longer.
Step 8: Highlight the inner corner of your eyes and the arch of your brow with the Eye Definer in the shade Gypsum Gold. Gold will make the eyes pop and enhance your brow shape.
Step 9: For eyeliner, mix Chia eyeshadow with the eyeshadow transformer using an angled brush. To get the perfect wing shape for your eyes, use your bottom lash line as a guide to the angle the wing should take. Imagine your bottom lash line keeps extending at the angle it’s at, and draw your wing along that. Use small strokes to have more control over your brush.
Step 10: Apply a layer of Mosscara to tie the eye look together.
Pro Tip: If you want to add more than one layer, wait for the first layer to dry, take a clean mascara wand and comb out your lashes, and then go in with another layer.
Step 11: Line the lips with Lip Definer in the colorless shade. This will keep the lip color from feathering. Apply Nourish-Mint lip color in the shade Sheer Primrose and Nourish-Mint gloss in the shade Pink Lupine over top for a perfect nude lip. Adding the gloss to the center of the lips will give them an extra plump look.
This blog was written by Neroli Salon & Brow Bar Esthetician, Alix.