Alice through the looking glass eye looks?
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Jul 20, 2016
Sarah O.
So I finally got the Alice through the looking glass palette(yay!) and I was wondering if anybody knew so simple, but nice eye looks to start off with?
Jul 20, 2016
Sarah O.
*some
Jul 20, 2016
Hannah K.
Personally, I really like a few looks. One is very simple and light:
-using Looking Glass highlight your brow
-then apply Royal Flush to your lid
-use Reflection to deepen your crease, and blow it out a bit so that the color will still show after the next step, which is
-apply Gone Mad into your outer crease, giving even more depth and and interesting pop of color.
-apply Gone Mad under your eye in the outer corner as well
-apply whatever kind of eyeliner you would like (personally I'm not a fan of wings, so I went with Rockstar 24/7 Liner and some false lashes)
-voila!
the other look is more grungy and less cute, but:
-apply Looking Glass as your highlight
-apply Reflection high in your crease if you want a matte blending shade
-apply Duchess or Paradox (or both!) into your crease, the whole way (not just the outer corner)
-apply Salazen Grum all over your lid and blend into the crease colors.
-apply Salazen Grum under your lower lashline
-highlight your inner corner with Royal Flush or Duchess
-finish with whatever kind of liner you would like
-feel free to deepen your outer crease with Kingdom or Chronosphere if you don't like the all-over blown out look
I also REALLY love the look of a smoky eye in Time, blended out with Dream On and Mirror, it turns out really lovely. I unfortunately lost all of my pictures of these looks when someone spilled a drink on my phone, but if you end up doing any of them, let me know!
Jul 20, 2016
Sarah O.
Thank you so much, that really helps me!!
Jul 20, 2016
Hannah K.
Anytime, I really love this palette and tend to use a lot of different combinations from it =)