Here’s the fun look I wore on Wednesday. I used a MAC greasepaint stick in B, which I haven’t used in a while, as a dark base for my outer v and crease. I tried a new color, Madd Style’s Glitter & Doom on top of it, and the lid color was Black Rose Mome Rath. Also, you may have noticed, Phyrra.net got a new header, courtesy of the talented Naneko85, and I am tweaking the layout/colors a bit. Please let me know what you think.
This is my look from Tuesday. I love how it turned out, though Tuesday was a very sad day. I’ve got a bunch of posts scheduled but I may be MIA for a bit.
I ended up being able to do a bright and fun look today. I knew I wanted to use Psyche Minerals Slime and UltraViolet Rhapsody. I decided that I needed Fyrinnae Glitterboi for the crease and Venomous Pegasus for the browbone. I applied the Pegasus first on the browbone and crease, then I applied Pixie Epoxy to the lid and crease. I filled in the lid with Slime, leaving a space at the center of the lid to apply UltraViolet Rhapsody as a ‘highlight’ color on the lid. Then I worked on applying Glitterboi in the crease.
This look was inspired by this look from a livejournal community. I didn’t use the same products as I ended up using the Wet n’ Wild I Dream of Greenie palette and Venomous Cosmetics. I’ve got a review coming up with their products.
While my undereye area is still not fully healed from my allergic reaction, I did go ahead and do a look with the Wet n’ Wild I’m Feelin’ Retro trio. I really love the fuchsia shade and the highlighter worked perfectly. I found myself wishing that the blue was a bit deeper or more pigmented.
This is what I wore for New Years. I stayed in at a friend’s house with friends and loved ones, rather than go out. It was a fantastic party. My liner was a little wonky, but whatever. Happy 2011 everyone 
We didn’t get home until after 4am, so I definitely had fun and am a bit tired.
Today I put together a beautiful reader request of Faerie Glamour & Bustle. It turned into a gorgeous peacock look. I’d probably do a few things different, but not much, if I tried this again. It’s visually stunning in person. I started this look out differently than normal. While I’ll often use a white or skintone type shade on the crease and browbone to make it easier to blend colors, after I did that, I did sort of a swish ~ type of shape with Knight Divine. I wanted to have a slightly darker base color to blend Faerie Glamour and Bustle onto in the crease. I love the results.
As far as Feline goes, it lasts on my upper lash line no problem. It does smudge a bit on my lower lash line, even with primer. HOWEVER, this is why I don’t put mascara on my lower lash line, because it smears there, too. I really like Feline on my upper lash line. I haven’t tried it on my waterline yet.
NC15/NW20 is a bit darker/yellower than I expected, but if I blend it out with a brush, I like the results. Apparently, it can be used for a matte highlight anywhere on the face, too.
I put together this look in a different way than I normally do my looks. I applied eye shadow primer as normal. However, I next applied Glamour Doll Eyes Chicago to the upper half of my eyelid, leaving a gap next to my lash line, and applied it to my crease. I then applied MAC Vellum on the browbone and blended downward. Widely along my upper lash line, I applied Fyrinnae La Noche. I used Avon’s gel pencil in Steel along the lower lash line and then carefully applied La Noche on top of that as well. I used GDE New York City to blend out the upper crease area where Chicago and Vellum met. Finally I put some Vellum at the inner corners of my eye.
My look from Monday is with Binary, Fusion, Blue Shift and Escape Velocity.
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