Easy Summer Eye Looks Using My Project Pan item (LORAC PRO 2 Palette)
2:45:00 PM
If you have been following me recently, you'll know that I'm panning my LORAC PRO 2 palette this year. I decided to focus on the first half of the palette this Spring and Summer and the other half for Autumn and Winter. After months of strictly using this palette, I'm not yet bored with it. I'm still able to come up with different looks using the shades in this palette. So for me, it's really worth your money to get this palette.
 |
| 1st half of the palette |
A bit of disclaimer, I am not a pro make up artist, just a simple make up lover so sorry if my make up skills aren't the best. So without further ado, here are the looks I've come up for Spring and Summer using this palette.
Look 1 (my go-to look):
1. I applied the shade BUFF allover my eyelid to set the concealer.
2. With a blending brush, I used the shade NECTAR just above my crease as my transition shade.
3. I used the shade MOCHA to deepen the outer third of my eye and blended it towards my crease. I also applied it on the lower outer thirds of my lashline.
4. I applied the shade ROSÉ (my fave!) on the inner two-thirds of my lid and lower lash line.
5. I used the shade BEIGE as my brow bone highlight.
6. Lined my upper lash line with a brown eyeliner and created a small wing to slightly elongate the shape of my eye.
6. Lined my upper lash line with a brown eyeliner and created a small wing to slightly elongate the shape of my eye.
Look 2
1. I applied the shade BUFF to set my concealer and for easier blending.
2. Then I blended NECTAR just above my crease as my transition shade.
3. I applied MOCHA on the lid and on the lower lash line.
4. Using the shade ROSÉ, I blended it just above MOCHA and right below NECTAR.
5. Then I lined my upper and lower lash line with a brown liner.
6. I used the shade BEIGE as a brow bone highlight.
Look 3
1. Set the concealer/primer with the shade BUFF.
2. Apply NECTAR just above the crease as the transition shade.
3. With a small detailed crease brush apply COOL GRAY on the inner and outer thirds of my eye. Then I blended it just on my crease to connect the two.
4. I applied the shade ROSÉ in the middle, between where I didn't apply COOL GRAY.
5. I did the same thing on my lower lash line.
6. I finished the look by creating a small wing and with a highlighter on the inner corner and on the brow bone.
Look 4
1. I used the shade BUFF to set my concealer / primer.
2. I used the shade NECTAR above my crease as my transition shade.
3. I wet my liner brush with my MUFE's Mist and Spray then dipped it in the shade SNOW.
4. I lined my upper lash line with SNOW and created a small wing at the end.
5. I added some highlight on my inner corner and brow bone.
6. To finish the look, I curled my lashes and added some mascara (LANCOME GRANDIOSE).
So that's it for this post. I used all the products included in my Project Pan for all the looks.
Stay tuned next month for the second update of my Project Pan.
Have a wonderful day!
Check out my previous posts:
Project Pan 2018 Intro Pt 2Project Pan 2018 Update #1
Where to get the LORAC PRO 2 Palette: https://buff.ly/2EnWiJx
***
Disclaimer: This blog post is NOT SPONSORED! Some links are affiliate links which means I earn a small commission when you shop. If you are not comfortable shopping through my links you do not have to. My feelings won't be hurt. I promise :) Just google the name of the product and I'm sure you'll find sites where to shop them.
0 comments