Naked 3 Take 2: Pink Lady

My second look from this palette is a very pretty, soft, and feminine pink creation. This look will take you anywhere, tone it down or build it up as you please. Pink can sometimes be a difficult colour to wear, but as long as you pair it with a strong dark liner, you’ll be fine. Pinks, in my opinion, suit paler complexions, they will make any eye colour pop though, blues and greens will look really bright and browns will look really warm and deep. This palette is very pigmented, which is great, the colours blend effortlessly ans the pinks are all warm and neutral. I love this look and I hope you will too, xx

Start by applying Limit to the upper crease area with a large fluffy brush, blend this out very well. Using a smaller, tighter brush apply Burnout to the crease area, keep this tight in the crease but blend well with Limit. Then apply Buzz all over the lid pushing it up into the crease. This is a gorgeous warm colour with a subtle sparkle in it. Blend it into the transition shades. Then, apply a very small amount of Nooner to the outer crease area. This will just deepen the outer corner of the eye for some definition. Don’t forget to blend, blend, blend. It’s essential! Then use an eyeliner brush and apply Blackout to the upper lash line, I like to create a significant wing with this look. As for the lower lash line I like to keep it simple, a sweep of Buzz blended into the lash line and then Burnout applied to the water line.

There you have it, another of my favourite looks from Naked 3. Don’t forget to have a look at my post about creating winged liner for more tips! Have a look at the ridiculous amount of selfies below to get a better idea of the look!