In The Spotlight Foiled Shadow Friday

Face>>
Hourglass Mineral Veil Primer
Lancome Teint Miracle Foundation in Ivoire 2
Urban Decay Naked concealer in Fair Neutral under the eyes to highlight
Set the concealer with Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powder in Ethereal Light
Set rest of face with Laura Mercier Loose Translucent Powder
Spray the face with Mac Fix+ once done with all the powders to set them down

Cheeks>>
Sephora Blush in Love At First Sight
Too Faced Milk Chocolate Soleil bronzer to give all over color to the face
Kat Von D Subconscious and Shadowplay to contour my cheek bones, temples, jawline, and nose
Stila All Over Shimmer Duo in Kitten on my nose, top of cheek bones, and cupid's bow

Brows>>
Anastasia Dipbrow Pomade in Soft Brown

Eyes>>
Nars Pro-Prime Eyeshadow Base and Nyx Jumbo Pencil in Milk
Brow Bone highlight is Morphe Brushes #03
Use Mug Beaches n' Cream to start adding depth to your crease
With Mug Bitten and a small blender brush deepen up your crease until you are happy with the pigmentation
To deepen the color use a pencil brush and Mug Cherry Cola in the crease and outer v
Apply Too Faced Soiree in the crease
Dampen your brush with Mac Fix+ and apply Mug In The Spotlight foiled shadow to the inner corner
Half wing is The Balm Schwing liner
L'Oreal Telescopic Carbon Black mascara
Lashes are Social Eyes in Vixen with House of Lashes lash glue

Lower Lash Line>>
Apply Mug Cherry Cola to smoke out your lower lash line
Blend the lower lash line with Too Faced Milk Chocolate
Line waterline and tightline with Urban Decay in Corrupt
Finish off the eyes with a coat of the same mascara

Lips>>
Too Faced Lip Injection in Bee String and topped off with Buxon Full On Lip Cream in White Russian

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-Samantha

Hues of Blue Foils

I used my favorite black of all time, Opi's Black Onyx, to lay down a base color for the foils. Unfortunately the foils I have don't have a name or number on them. I purchased them from china from a no name company. One is a darker navy blue and the lighter shade is a sky blue shade. You can of coarse use any color foil you like. I used the foil glue that I got in a set from Sally's to make the sticky base. You can have to be careful and try to lay down as thin of a coat as possible. Once the opal glue turns clear after a few minutes you are ready to apply your foil. I did it in patches as opposed to a whole application. I just lightly touched the foil in sections to my nails and then would go back over those empty spots with the other color. I went back and forth between both foils until I liked what I saw. The most important part of foil application is your top coat. They do make a special top coat for them but I don't see the point in wasting the money. All you need is a slower drying top coat or even a clear polish. Quick dry top coats tend to cause the foil to wrinkle. If you are ok with that look then go for it. I actually used my Opi Top Coat first and then once that was dry I used my Seche Vite. The Opi gives a barrier between the foils and Seche Vite and keeps them from wrinkling up.

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-Samantha