Valentines day look: Naked 3

Ok. Everyone and their Mom in the beauty world is talking about and using Urban Decay's Naked 3 palette right now. I know, I know. But, its seriously a gorgeous palette and perfect for Valentines day. So, I thought I'd throw my two cents in and create another Valentines day look for you!

 1. Start out priming the eyelid with your favorite primer.

 2. Add a shimmery cream eyeshadow to just the lid, avoiding the crease. 

 3. Pack on Naked "Buzz" over the cream shadow.

 4. Use "Nooner" in the crease and blend.

 5. Pack on the eyeshadow "Blackheart" in the outer "V" and softly blend into the outer 3rd of the crease. 

 6. Blend "Darkside" and "Liar" shadows on the center of the lid, going back to "Buzz" if needed to create a soft transition into the inner 3rd of the eyelid. 

 7. Create a winged liner with gel liner and set with black eyeshadow. 

 8. Use "Darkside" and "Liar" on the lower lash line and blend. Add a cream colored eyeliner to the lower lash line. 

9. To finish off the eyes, add the shadow "Strange" to the brow bone, and "Dust" to the tear duct. Add lots of mascara and you're done!

 

10. Add some light pink gloss for a kissable pout!

I hope you have an awesome Valentines day! If you dont have someone special to celebrate with, treat yo' self, girl!

 

Products used:

Face-
Avon Ideal Flawless BB Cream in "Light"

Revlon Photoready Concealer in "Light"

Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Concealer in "Light"

Essence 'All About Matte" powder

Revlon Matte Blush in "Perfectly Peach"

Physicians Formula Translucent Pearl Highlighter

 

Brows-

Avon Glimmerstick Brow definer in "Blonde"

NYX Wonder pencil in "Light" 

 

Eyes-

Maybelline 24hr Tattoo cream eyeshadow in "Nude Pink"

Jordana 12hr Made to Last eyeshadow pencil in "Pink Evermore"

Urban Decay Naked 3 palette

Avon Supershock gel liner in Black

Wet'n'Wild matte black eyeshadow

NYX Wonder pencil in "Light"
Jordana "Best Lash Extreme" mascara in Black

 

Lips-

 NYX Lip pencil in "Nude Beige"

NYX Butter Lipgloss in "Eclair"