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.
This is a look I’ve wanted to do for a while and it’s inspired by the Shrinkle Special (from Whimsy Beading and also from the illustrious Amy of Sugarpill). I’m still trying to catch up on all the comments on my blog, as well as catch up on reading everyone else’s blog. I’ve been reading but not able to comment. So please keep commenting! I love hearing from everyone
Cult Nails Charming
Sugarpill Heart Breaker Acidberry
NARS Soft Touch Shadow Pencil Calabria Review and Swatches
Sugarpill Heart Breaker Palette Swatches and Thoughts
Tidbits: Why Eyeshadow Primer?
Cherry Banana Oat Smoothie
Buyers Beware Linda’s Variety Store on Ecrater
Illamasqua Intense Gloss in Indulge Review
Cult Nails Cult Fairy Tale Collection Swatches
Cobra Pistols
Phyrra.net by Phyrra is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Based on a work at phyrra.net.
Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at http://www.phyrra.net.
Powered by WordPress. Designed by 
Facebook
Twitter
GooglePlus
RSS
Klout
Youtube
Email
Pinterest
MakeupBee
BlogLovin'
Makeup Geek
Hello Cotton