Urban Decay Naked Palette!

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Sabine L.

Feb 11, 2012

Sabine L.

Hi there,
I just got my Naked Palette in the mail today and I'm planning to use it to go to a concert!! I'm not really sure how I want my makeup to look so I really need your help to create a dramatic yet somewhat natural look! If it helps I'm wearing red shorts, red vans, black tights and a white long sleeve shirt! Thank you so much!!

P.S. I have a limited range of MAC brushes but I do plan on getting more so if you can suggest any brushes to go with them it would help a lot!

Thank you again so much!!

Mandy H.

Feb 12, 2012

Mandy H.

To be honest, I would definitely play around with the colors cause there is just so many ways you can do a look with this palette :)

But this is the makeup look I would do:

Lid color: Sidecar or Toasted
Crease color: Buck or Darkhorse
Outer corner color: Creep

I would definitely recommend the 239 and 217 brushes, those are a definite staple in my collection. You could even just use 217 the complete the look :)

Hope this helps you! :) And have fun at your concert! 

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