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FOTD: Pink + Green Eyeshadow With Pink Lipstick Makeup Look

May 9th, 2012

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Sometimes, adding a quick twist to an otherwise ordinary look can be as simple as using colors that clash. In the FOTD below, I paired a bright reddish pink with forest green but you can also try orange with blue or even yellow with purple like my MAC Style Warrior – Gold Rebel Makeup Look.

Pink and Green Eyeshadow With Pink Lipstick Makeup Look
Wearing Jealousness JS707, Milani Green Safari and Yaby Dragon Fruit

What I Used

* Estee Lauder Invisible Fluid Makeup in 2CN2 – on areas as needed
* NARS Pro-Prime Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base
* Senna Form-A-Brow Eyebrow Stencil Kit in Neutral
* Yaby Eyeshadow in Dragon Fruit – on eyelid
* Milani Shadow Eyez 12 Hour Wear Eyeshadow Pencil in Green Safari – lower eye
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* K-Palette 1 Day Tattoo Real Lasting Eyeliner 24H WP – along upper lashline
* Estee Lauder Sumptuous Extreme Lash Multiplying Volume Mascara in Black – upper lashes
* Jealousness USA Diamond Beauty Fake Lashes in JS-707
* MAC Minearlize Skinfinish in Petticoat – on cheekbones
* NARS Albatross Highlighting Blush – to highlight
* MAC Budding Love Lipstick

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Temptalia’s Beauty Closet – Brushes, Foundations, and More

March 21st, 2012

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Temptalia’s Beauty Closet – Brushes, Foundations, and More

Based on your requests, I filmed this additional video that shows the area where I actually do my makeup, which is where I keep things like brushes, foundations, concealers, etc. :)

  • MAC Brushes
  • Inglot Eyeshadows (Swatch Gallery)
  • Inglot Eyeshadows (Reviews)
  • MAC Eyeshadows (Swatch Gallery)
  • Korres Natural Blush
  • MAC Sculpt Blush (for contouring)
  • Le Metier de Beaute Echo
  • Benefit Sugarbomb
  • Guerlain Parure de Nuit
  • Ikea Antonius Basket Insert ($3.00)
  • EnKoreMakeup Brushes
  • Lancome Bi-Facil
  • Le Creuset Caribbean Blue Utensil Crocks – http://amzn.to/GzIag5
  • MAC Makeup Removing Wipes
  • Make Up For Ever #17S Crease Brush
  • NARS #12 Crease Brush
  • OCC Brushes


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Neutrogena Makeup Remover Cleansing Towelettes Review & Photos

March 7th, 2012

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Neutrogena Makeup Remover Cleansing Towelettes

Neutrogena Makeup Remover Cleansing Towelettes ($7.99 for 25 or $0.32 each) are pre-soaked cloths that are designed to remove makeup, including waterproof mascara. Neutrogena says there’s no need to rinse after using one of these to remove your makeup. This kind of product is great for on-the-go removal (say at the gym), overnight bags/weekend trips (where you may not want to use liquid makeup remover or have it clogging up space in your quart-sized carry-on liquids’ bag!), or if you’re someone who isn’t so good at removing makeup before going to bed.

Generally, I use a liquid makeup remover to take off my makeup at night, because I usually enjoy my night time skin care routine, so it’s not a chore for me. However, I always pack wipes with me when I travel on short trips, whether by plane or car. I also use makeup wipes for spot makeup removal and if I’m wearing a really strong lip color, then I’ll use one to remove the majority of makeup and finish with a regular cleanser.

There are a lot of times where I will do several swatches in a row–say blush–and a wipe is easy and fuss-free to just remove the area I applied blush in. This keeps the rest of my face looking the same, and then I can just reapply foundation and then the blush on top. Neutrogena’s Towelettes do an excellent job at removing makeup and leaving the surface mostly matte and ready for the next swatch. The towelette is soft to the touch, and it’s thick enough to hold plenty of moisture (the cleanser) and stretches easily without tearing. I love that my skin doesn’t feel dry or tight after using it.

What’s shown in photos is technically a refill package, and you are expected to purchase your first batch of wipes in a plastic container ($8.99 for 25 plus the case). If you don’t use wipes often, you’ll want the case or to store these in a zip-top plastic bag to ensure they stay moist. I usually don’t have issues with the refill packaging staying sealed (it is adhesive), but over time, the adhesive can weaken. One thing I like to do is to store them upside down, because this helps to ensure the wipe that’s next in line to be used is very moist. If you do have a wipe that’s dried out or not as moist as it should be, you can add a little bit of your favorite cleanser or even just water to rejuvenate it a bit!  These are also heavily scented with a fresh, clean floral-like scent.

I really like these, and if you aren’t someone who uses wipes often, they’re a good, easy-to-find, budget-friendly option. I don’t buy these regularly, just because I like MAC’s Wipes better for my purposes (removing swatches usually), and I go through them frequently, so I buy the Bulk Wipes ($28.00 for 100 or $0.28 each). I prefer MAC Wipes for removing swatches, because they are more moisturizing, and when you’re removing makeup from the same patch of skin 10-20 times over a couple of hours, regular wipes often leave the area dry, scaly, and irritated. But what’s funny is that MAC Wipes do leave behind a slightly slick feeling after use–not really oily or slick per se, but what keeps my arm hydrated during a major swatch session is a noticeable feeling on the face, which you may or may not appreciate. I also can’t use MAC Wipes on the eyes (and they’re not recommended for use on the eye area last I checked!) without the skin feeling like it’s on fire.

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Makeup Tutorial: Turquoise Smoky Eye Makeup Look

February 20th, 2012

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I know you guys love step-by-step makeup tutorials so here is a smoky look using a blend of turquoise and brass. Perfect if you are looking for a bit of color for spring!

Turquoise Smoky Eye Makeup Tutorial
Step 1. Using a synthetic brush like MAC #252 Larger Shader Brush, apply MAC Fluidline in Delphic over the eyelid as a base.

MAC Delphic Fluidline as a base

Step 2. Darken the crease with the right side of NARS Dogon Eyeshadow.

NARS Dogon to define crease

Step 3. Fluff out the edges with MAC 226 Smaller Tapered Blending Brush.

NARS Dogon blended on crease

Step 4. Apply the brassy color (left side) of NARS Paramaribo Duo Eyeshadow onto the inner 1/3 of the eyelid.

NARS Paramaribo on inner eyelid

Step 5. Pat MAC Aquadisiac Eyeshadow onto the center of the eyelid and blend back and forth so there is a slight gradation.

Step 6. Using CoverGirl Vivid Impact Eyeliner in Midnight, draw a line along the upper and lower lashlines.

CoverGirl Midnight Vivid Impact Eyeliner on lashlines

Step 7. Smudge out the lines with the smudger tip for a softer look.

Smudging CoverGirl Midnight Vivid Impact Eyeliner

Step 8. Highlight the brow bone with MAC Pollen Eyeshadow.

MAC Pollen to highlight browbone

Step 9. Curl lashes, apply mascara and fake lashes. Re-line the eyes with the pencil eyeliner.

Applying Jealousness Fake Lashes

Step 10. Finish with a dab of the brassy color onto the tear duct and pair with a hot pink gloss like the Milani Haute Flash Shimmer Lipgloss in Flash. Done!

Turquoise Smoky Eye Makeup
Turquoise green smoky eye makeup tutorial
Turquoise eyeshadow with hot pink lips

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