Bright Blue Eyes! A Look I Wore For A Photoshoot

When I was in the process of creating my website, I needed a few good pictures for the banner and the About Me sections. This meant I needed amazing makeup as well! I had the hardest time figuring out what kind of look I wanted to portray- classy, sexy, simple/sophisticated or just all out wild. I finally settled on this bright blue, sparkly eye look, and I hope you all love it! Go to here to see the makeup tutorial on this look!

PRODUCTS USED

EYES
1) Too Faced shadow insurance for my all over eyelid primer
2) MAC's Petrol Blue eyeliner as a base, press and rub it in with an eye shadow brush
3) Freshwater eyeshadow by MAC only on the lid and crease, on top of petrol blue eyeliner in step 2 (used 239 brush by mac)
4) Beauty Marked e/s by MAC with 217 blending brush onto the crease
5) Contrast e/s by MAC with 217 on top of beauty marked in step 4
6) Clarity e/s by MAC with 239, press it right onto the center of eyelid
7) Steel Blue e/s pigment by MAC, foil (dip brush in water, then onto pigment) and press onto eyelid, but not onto crease
8) All That Glitters e/s by MAC as highlight on the brow bone with 217 blending brush
9) Use Petrol Blue eyeliner to line lower lash line
10) Rimmel Soft Kohl Kajal eyeliner in Jet Black to water line
11) Blacktrack fluidline by MAC to line top lid with angled brush
12) Freshwater e/s on top of petrol blue eyeliner on bottom lash line
13) All that glitters e/s to tear duct area
14) Espresso e/s to eyebrows to fill it in
15) Makeup Forever Smokey Lash Mascara to top and bottom eyelashes

LIPS
1) Bbq lip liner by MAC
2) Half and Half lipstick by MAC

FACE
1) Nars Sheer Glow Foundation in Tahoe
2) MAC Mineralize skinfinish in Medium Dark
3) Espresso e/s by MAC to contour cheekbones
4) Harmony blush by MAC to cheeks
5) Trace Gold Blush by MAC on top of Harmony
6) Shell Cream Color Base by MAC on cheekbones

Here are some pics from the photo shoot. Hope you like them! This look is very dramatic, but remember, in pictures you need to accentuate colors so that they show up really well.

Go to to here to look at how I achieved this look!

xoxo,
Megha