This is the first of my fall tutorials that I have planned. It features rich shades of berry which is perfect for the dark gloomy weather. Hope you enjoy it!
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This is the first of my fall tutorials that I have planned. It features rich shades of berry which is perfect for the dark gloomy weather. Hope you enjoy it!
Products used:
elf Beauty Book eyebrights edition
MAC Fluidline gel liner in Blacktrack
Loreal Voluminous mascara
NYX Jazz Night palette (black shade)
Forever 21 Love & Beauty bronzer
Loreal True Match blush in Spiced Plum
Urban Decay lipstick in Vinyl
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Transcript: Fall Makeup Tutorial #1 - Berry by Liana
Hello. I finally have a tutorial for you. This is my first fall tutorial. I have a couple more planned. This first clip just features a lot of berry shades. I hope you enjoy it. Please be sure to rate and comment below.
Let's get started. Okay, first we're going to start off by priming our eyelids. I'm just going to use this Urban Decay primer potion. This will just help your eye shadow stay on longer. It will make the colors a little more vibrant.
I'm going to be using this E.L.F. beauty book today. The colors I'm going to be using are this kind of maroon, kind of shimmering maroon shade and this brown one right here. First I'm going to take this color right here. We're going to apply that over our lids. I'm just going to pat the color on. Now go ahead and just blend that out with the fluffy brush. I'm just using my Sonia Kashuk. I'm just going to blend it out so that you don't have any harsh edges.
Then next we're going to take this brown shade right here. We're going to apply that over the maroon color. We're just going to start right here at the outer corners. We're going to build up the color right there. Then bring it to the inner corners but not all the way. We're pretty much just contouring around that burgundy shade. Oh, maroon, sorry. See how it looks a little more contoured now? I don't know if you could see in the light actually. We started at the outer corner, kind of built it up and blend.
Next we're going to take a highlight color. I'm just using this white shade from one of my quads. We're just going to apply that on our brow bone. This just adds a little bit more definition to your eyes. Now go ahead and take that same maroon color and with a skinny brush, we're going to apply that underneath our eyes. Underneath our lower lash line.
Then also take that brown that we used as well. You just do about, just the outer corners. You don't want to cover up the other color you just put down. Now you can skip this next part, but I like to add a just a tiny bit of black eye shadow to the outer corners as well. Just to add a little bit more of a dramatic effect. I'm just taking this black eye shadow out of my next palette. I'm just going to apply a tiny bit to the outer corners.
Next we're going to go ahead and apply our eyeliner. I'm just going to use this gel eyeliner. I'm sorry, this Black Jack by MAC. I need a closer move for this, sorry.
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If you're afraid of applying eyeliner, do it in tiny strokes. You don't have to do it all one stroke. I find it's a lot easier to do a bunch of little strokes and connect them. That way I don't have, like a, if I try to go all at once, I don't have, like, a crooked line or something.
Okay, then go ahead and line the bottom but don't bring the line all the way in. Just kind of keep it in the outer corners a little bit. Don't do too much because you don't want to cover up the color that you applied underneath.
Okay, go ahead and cover your eyelashes and apply your mascara. This is definitely one of my favorite mascaras. It just does a really good job of making my lashes look a lot fuller. I want to dip my angled brush into just these colors not the highlighter colors. Then I'm going to go ahead and contour my cheekbones. When you're using an angle brush you want to hold it this way. You don't want to hold the skinny part this way because then you're just going to create streaks, and it won't look very natural. I'm just going to contour up here a little bit.
Then I'm going to take this blush, it's by L'oreal, the True Match, True Match Blush. It's this really pretty kind of plummy shade. It's called, "Spiced Plum". Take the blush brush, just apply it lightly over my cheeks and over that bronzer but don't apply it directly right here. Apply it kind of more to the side. If you apply directly to your cheekbones right here, it kind of makes your face look a little more round. Unless that's the look you want, try to avoid that.
Now all we need is our lipstick. I'm using Urban Decay's Vinyl lipstick. This is what it looks like. It's so cool. It's got this little sword. This is what it looks like. It looks really dark but when you apply it it's a lot more sheer in a lighter berry shade. So, don't be scared.
Yeah, let's see if you can see it. So, be sure to follow me on Twitter under Beauty Bag 411. Check on my blog at beautybag411.com. Thanks. Bye.