Hello beautiful earthlings!
It was such a beautiful day out the other day that I decided to doll up a little. This "Get Ready With Me"/GRWM post is going to be split into two: Makeup and OOTD.
I decided to do this blogspot since I was planning to review a quad that I have. So I told myself that it would not hurt if I just do my whole makeup routine that day.
Beware that this is another photo-filled post!
This is me with no make-up on whatsoever. I have just watched my face and moisturize. (Excuse my messy background. I cleaned our room the next day I took the photos)
I use Etude House Precious Mineral Bright Fit BB Cream as my base almost every time that I wear makeup. BB creams are lightweight compared to foundations which I prefer.
I just dispense half a pump onto my finger and put dots across my face that needs coverage. I would normally put it across my forehead, my nose, dark circles and a bit on the cheeks and chin. I would dispense just a tiny bit more if I needed more to cover my dark circles or problematic spots. I would just use my clean fingers to blend the product onto my face since the warmth helps the BB cream blend well and it's faster and more convenient than using a brush in my opinion.
I would let set the BB cream with ELF's HD powder using ELF's complexion brush. (I would link the products down below since I will list all of them out.)
I don't know if there is a difference but I prefer using just a bit of BB cream to cover imperfections rather than caking everything on. I dislike the feeling of caked up make-up so yeah.
I use Etude House Drawing Eyebrow Auto Pencil to define my weak-game-brows.
Like every other beauty guru out there, defining the eyebrows does give more umph one's look. I just fill them according to how my eyebrows are groomed. But honestly, the shape differs every time I fill them in. I try to not fill them in so harshly since no one likes sharpie eyebrows (well I do not personally like them but if you sport the look, good on you! :D)
I used ELF's eye primer to prime my eyes to keep my eyeshadow and eyeliner last longer. This primer does an okay job. It does not make my eye make-up last longer as my Etude House eye primer though.
I used Catrice's 040 Never Let Me Go eyeshadow quad for my eye make-up as well as the tools I used. I used brush 1 to pat the peachy colour all over my lids. Using the second brush in the photo from Oriflame, I used that to pack the cool brown eyeshadow onto my crease and blended it to soften out the look. I used brush 3 to sweep the dark brown onto my lower lash line.
Using Maybelline's brown gel liner, I lined my eyes. I figured to use a brown eyeliner for that "sweet, innocent, natural" look since brown eyeliner is less harsh than black.
I curled my lashes with Etude House's eyelash curler and coated my lashes with the mascara from collection. It is a meh mascara to be honest. I have tried something better.
This is the finished eye make-up look.
I used a peachy/an almost orange blush to celebrate spring arriving here in Dublin. The blush is more orange-y in person than in the photo due to my bad lighting.
I lightly applied the blush to the apples of my cheeks using ELF's blush brush.
I dabbed Rimmel's Kate Matte lipstick in the inner part of my lips to give me that ombre lip colour/"just bitten lips" effect.
Excuse my hair for getting in the way! Haha
And here's the finished look! The BB cream that I wore oxidized a bit also the lighting made my face look orangey than usual in my opinion. It's very simple and easy to do. I don't have an "everyday make-up" routine since I like to change my look every time. I normally wear just eyeliner on days when I feel extra lazy and even then, my eyeliner shape differs each time.
Here are the products that I used for this look:
- Etude House Precious Mineral Bright Fit BB Cream in W13 (I have a feeling that EH has discontinued this line as I cannot find it anywhere anymore)
- ELF High Definition Powder in Sheer
- Rimmel Kate Matte lipstick in Vibrant Coral 110
- Collection 2000 Supersize mascara (for volume) in Brown/Black
- Catrice Absolute Eye Colour Quad in 040 Never Let Me Go
- Etude House Drawing Eyebrow auto pencil in Dark Gray
- Catrice Defining Blush in Love and Peach
- ELF Studio Eyeshadow Primer in Sheer
- Maybelline Eye Studio Lasting Drama Gel Liner in Brown
- ELF Studio Complexion Brush
- ELF Studio Blush Brush
- ELF Studio Small Precision Brush
- Oriflame Blending Brush
- ELF Essential Eyeshadow Brush
- Maybelline Eyeliner Brush (this was included when you purchase the gel liner)
- Etude House Eyelash Curler
I know I should have linked ELF's UK website instead of the US site but according to their Facebook page, they are renovating their wesbite to improve their service. When I was going through the site, they only showed three items in their tools section.
So this wraps up Part 1 of my GRWM post. I hope you enjoyed this post as much as I enjoyed making it. It was just really time consuming take photos of the products you use and the make-up process! I salute those who does these kind of posts regularly!
Disclaimer: I am not paid by any of the brands mentioned in this post. I purchased them with my own money.
Peace & Love!
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