Everyday Half Smokey Eye Makeup Tutorial

Products Used:
UD Promer Potion
Sigma Bare Palette
Nars Orgasm Blush
MAC Kissable Lip Color in Woo Me

All Things Peach

Products Used:
UD Primer Potion 
NYX Jumbo eye pencil in Milk
Coastal Scents 88 eyeshadow palette
Beautycare No03 Stardust Shadow
Makeup Forever No05 Blush Powder
MAC Follow Your Fantasy eyeshadow 
Beautycare white eye pencil
Maybelline Great Lash Big mascara in Very Black 
MAC Ripe Peach blush
YSL Rouge Voluptè lipstick (62HN00 - 30)

Click here to see the video tutorial on Youtube!

How To Make Your Lips Look Bigger (Without Lipglass Or Lipstick)

Helloooo everybody! :)
We all sometimes want our lips to look a bit bigger (especially those of us who barely have any lips, if you know what I mean..). But what if I don't want to wear red lipstick, going outside the lines of my natural lips to make them bigger? what if I'm going to school, or work, and I want them to look bigger in a more "day-time", natural way? Or what if I don't like plumping lipglosses? They're often sticky or not holding on for too long..
Well, today I have a video tutorial for you to show you exactly how to do that! Making your lips appear bigger and fuller, without using a plumping lipgloss or a lipstick! Using some simple tricks!
It takes a lot less time than the video longevity  I promise! It's just because of the intro, closing, and the fact that I explain every step to you while doing it, that it seems to take a longer time. But it's actually very quick and easy! Anyone can do it! :)

Products Used:
Eos lip balm
MAC lip pencil in Dervish 
Berry color lip pencil (name of company unknown..)
Benefit high beam highlighter
Sigma L05 lip brush
MAC miniralized blush in Pressed Amber 

All About Eyeliner: Tips, Tricks & 5 Different Ways To Wear It!

There are SO many different ways you can wear your eyeliner! It's so fun to just be creative and try out different shapes, to see what suits you the best! It's also fun to change the shape of your liner from day to night, and wear it a bit differently for every occasion.
In the video below I show you 5 different ways you can wear your eyeliner everyday, and also share some tips on how to do it! You can use any type, shape or color of eyeliner you like for this!
Enjoy! :)

Click here to see the video tutorial on Youtube!

Teal And Brown Smokey Eye Tutorial: Sigma Paris Palette

Products Used:
UD Primer Potion
NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil in Milk
Sigma Paris Palette
MAC Float On By eye khol
Maybelline Great Lash Big mascara
Revlon Colorburst Lip Butter in Creme Brulee

Colorful Dark Smokey Eye

Products Used:
UD Primer Potion
UD Show Pony Palette
Sigma Bare palette
Sigma Paris palette
NARS Albatross highlighter
MAC Miniralized eyeshadow in Young Punk
Beautycare black eye pencil
Maybelline Great Lash Big mascara in Very Black
MAC Immortal Flower blush
MAC Kissable Lip Color in Woo Me

*Keep in mind the colors on the video do not turn out as intense as they actually are. The pictures at the beginning are closer to reality. 

Valentine's Day Makeup Tutorial

Products Used:
Sigma Elope eyeshadow
MAC Sketch eyeshadow
CS 88 eyeshadow palette
NYX Jumbo eye pencil in Milk
Maybelline waterproof liquid eyeliner
Beautycare glitter eyeliner
Sleek Acid I-divine palette
Maybelline Great Lash Big mascara in Very Black
Tarte Doll Face blush
MAC Chatter Box lipstick
MAC Quite Cute lipstick

Brushes Used:
E50, E20, E45, E10, F15

Purple And Gold Smokey Makeup Tutorial

YES!!! I am back to Youtube and I have finally found some free time to make a video tutorial again! :)
I wore this look to work one day and I really liked how it turned out. I think the combination of the light and soft gold with the purple colors is really flattering. And apparently I wasn't the only one who thought so, as I got lots of compliments that day. So I decided to share the way and the products I used to achieve this look! Hope you enjoy it!

Products Used: 

UD Primer Potion (Natural)
NYX Jumbo eye pencil in Milk
Coastal Scents Original 88 eyeshadow palette
MAC eyeshadow in Sketch
NARS Albatross highlighter
Maybelline Great Lash Big mascara
NARS Orgasm blush
Revlon lip butter in Creme Brulee

20's Makeup Tutorial

The style of the 1920's was all about an elegant way of the so called "Gothic" and "Emo" style. Dark dropy eyes, little dark lips, and mysterious overall feeling. I love it! :D
This fall, Sigma Beauty took this style as an inspiration for their lookbook, which you can view here. They chose five fundamental elements to encompass 1920’s glamour: Lavish Essentials, Iconic Brows, Smoldering Eyes, Sultry Lips, and Timeless Radiance. 
In this post, I will show you how to achieve this look with 10 very simple steps! :) 
I've used Sigma brushes for this tutorial, and all of the eyeshadows I used, are from the Bare palette, which you can find here. 
This look is also a great look for the upcoming Halloween! :)) So let's get into it: 

1. For a timeless radiance, after you apply your foundation evenly all over your face, set it with a powder using the Sigma F20 large powder brush. Then contour your face under the cheekbones, on the sides of your nose and on your temples, using a flat contouring brush, like the Sigma F10 (which is made for powder or blush, but I LOVE to use it for contouring! :)), and finish off your flawless base with a little highlight on your cheekbones with the F35 tapered highlighter brush!

2. For Iconic brows, take a shade that's close to your natural eyebrow color (For me, that's Hitch from the Bare palette). You can use the Brow Design kit if you have it, it would be perfect for that! (As it has almost every possible color for eyebrows!)

Define your brows with it, focusing mostly on the inner corner.

3. You want to use some kind of a dark base before applying the eyeshadow, to make it look really intense.
Apply the base directly to your lid, and blend evenly using a blending brush. I am using the E35 tapered blending brush by Sigma.

4. Smoldering eyes - Take a black eyeshadow (I used Control, from the Bare palette).

Apply it all over the lid with the E45 brush. Then take the color up toward the inner corner of your brow, That will make your eye look "dropy" and "sad", which is what they used to do back in the 20's. Finally, apply it under your lower lashline dragging the color slightly down on the outer corner of the eye.

5. Blend the outer edges of the black color you've just applied, using the same E35 blending brush we used before.

6. To soften the edges even more, and emphasize the effect, use a lighter color along the edges of the black with a big flat brush, like the Sigma E50, under the brow and on the outer edge, under the eye. I used Elope from the same Bare palette.

7. Line your waterline with a black pencil to intensify the dramatic look, and finish it with a mascara on the upper and lower lashes.

8. Apply a brownish blush on your cheeks in a stroking motion with a flat blush brush like Sigma's F15.

9. Sultry lips - Conceal your lips using your concealer that's matching your skin tone and an F75 concealer brush. Then, outline your desired shape of the lips with Sigma's L05 lip brush, for a great precision, and fill them in with a dark lip color.

10. For the hair, if you have longer hair and you want to create a 20's inspired hairstyle: Braid your hair into two loose braids, place them on the back of your head in a cross shape, and secure with a hair band across your forehead.

Annnnd.. You're done! :)

Pictures Tutorial: Teal, Brown and Gold Makeup Look

I wore this look several times this week and really loved it, so I decided to share it with you guys! :)
You can read a description under the photos.

First, I've used a teal color from my CS 88 Original palette (From the upper left corner of the palette - 5 right), using Sigma's E50 Large Fluff brush, applying the color to the inner half of my lid.
Then, I used Sigma's E35 - Tapered Blending brush, to softly apply a brown-teal (duo chrome) eyeshadow called "Crush" by Sigma, from the Flare palette, on the outer half of my lid.
Next, I applied "Hitch" eyeshadow, from the Bare palette by Sigma, using the E45 brush, to my crease.
I used the same "Hitch" color under my lower lash line, with the E20 brush.
Using the same E20 brush, I applied NARS Albatross highlighter to the inner corner of my eye, and the same highlighter under my eyebrow, using the E50 brush I've used first.
On my waterline, I applied MAC's Float On By eye kohl.
Finally, Apply some Very Black mascara from Maybelline - Great Lash Big.

Wearable Red Eyeshadow

Long time ago, when I was just first introduced to the color wheel and it's tricks, I knew that to find the PERFECT color to match my eye color (which is green..) and make them pop, I need to go to the opposite or parallel color to green on the color wheel.

And that color is red. The first question that poped up in my head was How in the world am I supposed to wear RED on my lids?!
So after a short research and a LOT of practice and attempts, I finally got it! I first felt so intimidated by it, as I've found that it can make your eyes look tired. But right now I want to share all the techniques with you!
After a little search on the internet I have found some great pictures of women wearing red eyeshadow which looks absolutely amazing! Here are some of them to inspire you:

It is pretty hard to find a good red eyeshadow, but I know MakeupForever has one, and the one I'm using in the video below is MAC Red Brick eyeshadow. I have found some tricks to make red eyeshadow work and look wearable and flattering instead of vampy or "clownish". Be sure to check out the video below for all the tips and tricks!

Products Used:
Urban Decay Primer potion
NYX Jumbo eye pencil in Milk
MAC Red Brick eyeshadow
Sigma Bare palette - Approach
Sigma Bare palette - Hitch
MAC eyeshadow trio in Fresh & Easy (Middle color)
Beautycare black eye pencil
Maybelline Great Lash mascara in Very Black
MAC miniralized blush in Pressed Amber
MAC kissable lipcolour in Woo Me