First EVER Tutorial!

Hello :)

This is my first ever tutorial of any sort so please be kind :)
Sorry that the layout of this post is kind of all over the place but Blogger doesn't want to play nice
and has messed my spacing up :(

Firstly here are the products I used;

- Urban Decay Book Of Shadows Volume 2
- Saffron Palette
- Urban Decay Primer Potion
- Barry M Kohl Liner in Black
- 4 Brushes (3 by Crown Brush)
- Maybelline Full ‘N Soft

1) Depending on if you apply your foundation before or after you do your eyes, do that now and prime your eye lids, I’m using UDPP here.

2) Apply your base colour with a fairly flat but dense brush, I’m using a  crown “Eyeshadow Fluff brush” with UD’s Sellout.

3) Using a fluffy crease brush apply your crease/outer corner colour, here I’m using UD’s Jinx.
4) Using the same brush blend it out until you have it the way you want it and the sort of shape that you would like.
 
5) OPTIONAL, Using a pointed crease brush apply a second crease colour, I do this just do add depth or a bit of extra interest but you don’t have to. I used UD’s Flipside. 
6) Using the fluffy blending brush that you used before blend that secondary crease colour out until you have it how you would like it and tidy up the shape. And reapply Sellout to the lid to make is more vibrant if need be.

7)  Using a small shader brush apply your original base colour (Sellout in this case) to your inner corner and about 1/4 of the way along your lower lash line.
8) The using that same brush apply the colour you used for the crease the rest of the way along your lower lash line (Jinx in this case).

9) Apply your secondary crease colour to the outer most corner of the lower lash line about 1/4 of the way in (Flipside in this case)

10) Apply your liner, here I have used Barry M’s Black kohl pencil liner but you can use any liner that you prefer to use:) 

11) Using an angled brush apply your highlight, I have used the lightest colour in the saffron palette. then go ahead and apply your mascara, I’m using Maybelline Full ‘n’ Soft in soft black. 

The completed look
 

I hope you enjoyed this post and please let me know what you think and if you would like to see more of these kinds of posts!

Thank you for reading