MOTD yay or nay? 💄
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Apr 12, 2014
Anissa J.
Apr 12, 2014
Miss M.
With the black oh the top try go a bit higher and curved it looks good when your eyes are open but when they are close it looks just a but dull
Otherwise it looks amazing keep up the good work 💋
Apr 12, 2014
Anissa J.
Thanks girls Chloe I'll take my brush and work it up thank you :*
Apr 12, 2014
Emily L.
Yay
Apr 12, 2014
Melissa M.
It looks great but just the eyeshadow I would go a lil up to fill the crease but it looks nice :)!!
Apr 12, 2014
Jasmine N.
Really pretty. I find it easier to blend by using a transition color before you put down the darkest color. so when you're done applying the darkest color, you can blend out the harsh edges with the transition color. if that makes sense? and, I like the gradient effect it gives.