These lashes are made by Fright Night and include an upper and lower lash set. They do include their own adhesive but I used my my standard Revlon Lash Glue to apply these. They are a fairly stiff false lash set and do need to be trimmed a bit from my small eyes. When applying the lashes start with the bottom set since they do not have as much wiggle room and when you apply the upper lashes you have more control over where the outer tail sits so the jewels are noticeable.
The eye shadow look needed to be able to stand up to the dramatic lashes so I took two vivid blue hues and balanced them out with a black cut crease. I figured that an elongated exotic eye would fit with my temporary regal status. So whether you are looking to dress as Aphrodite or Hera you can definitely take this eye look and make it your own.
If you do decide to give this look a try please send me a picture of the final product. I'd love to see how it turned out. Please email these pictures to makeupmaiworld@gmail.com.
Here are your Ingredients:
Foundation: Makeup Forever Matte Velvet + in shade 060.
Powder: Tart Smooth Operator
Bronzer: The Balm Cosmetics - Bahama Mama Bronzer
Blush: The Balm Cosmetics - Cabana Boy Blush
Highlighter: The Balm Cosmetics - Mary-Lou Manizer
Brows: Anastasia Beverly Hills - Brow Dip - in shade Chocolate
Eye Primer: LORAC Behind the Scenes Eye Primer
Eye Base: NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil - in shade Milk (Lid)
NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil - in shade Electric Blue (Lower Lash Line)
L'oreal Silkissime - in shade Black (Lower Lash Line)
Eye Shadow: Inglot Pearl Eye Shadow - in shade 415 (All over Lid and blended into and just above the crease)
Urban Decay Eye Shadow - in shade Haight (transition color above crease to brow)
Lorac Pro Palette - in shade White (Brow Highlight)
Mascara: Maybelline Colossal Volume Express - in shade Black
Eyeliner: Urban Decay 24/7 Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner - in shade Perversion
Lashes: Fright Night - Cleopatra
Lip Pencil: LORAC Nude Lip Pencil
Lip Color: NYX Soft Matte Lip Cream - in shade Antwerp
Watch the video below to see how I achieved this other worldly look...
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