Not only are these two gorgeous looks from Revlon’s Spring/Summer 2008 collection great for the summer, but they will look good on any skin tone.
Look #1
Eyes
Start by applying a yellow-gold eyeshadow like MAC Gorgeous Gold over the entire eyelid. Next, apply a shimmery pink color like MAC Pink Venus eyeshadow in on your crease, depositing more color on the inner corner. Sweep a turquoise color (try MAC eyeshadow Aquadisiac) on the outer eyelid and extend it outward and past your crease. Line the upper lash line with a black pencil. Apply a pair of false lashes on top and black mascara on bottom lashes. Highlight the area beneath the brow bone and the inner corner with the yellow-gold eyeshadow to finish the look.
Cheeks
Sweep a mauve berry color like NARS Blush in Sin along your cheekbones.
Lips
Pucker up with a metallic coral lipgloss like Laura Mercier Lip Glace in Amber Rose.
What Revlon Used on Janice
Left to Right: Soft on the Eyes Sheer Loose Shadow in Sub-Lime, Make a Sheen Lustrous Shadow in Plum Like it Hot and Creme de la Chrome Liquid Lipcolor in Gilt Complex.
Look #2
Eyes
First, apply a shimmery mauve color (try MAC Pigment in Kitschmas) over the entire eyelid. Darken the outer eyelid with a dark plum color like MAC Eye Kohl in Prunella and wing it past your eye for the perfect 60s look. Draw a thin line along your upper lashes with a black liquid eyeliner. Line 1/4 of the outer corner of your lower eye with the plum color and highlight the inner corner with the mauve shade. Finish with a pair of falsies on top and black mascara on lower lashes.
Cheeks
Apply a baby pink color like MAC Powder Blush in Angel over your apples for a cute, doll look.
Lips
Make those lips shine with a cherry red like MAC Lipglass in Real Desire.
What Revlon Used on Janice
Left to Right: Marble-ous Match Liner/Shadow Duo in Steel-ing Beauty, A Floral Affair Sheer Powder Blush in Pinking of You and Creme de la Chrome Liquid Lipcolor in Berry Flashy.
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10 Comments
Ah it looks very nice 😉 I would like to try it someday too! 🙂
x Wendy
This was a really informative post. I enjoy the way you formatted the description and provided MAC counters to the Revlon, along with additonal pictures! Please keep this in mind for future posts!
I LOVE the revelon limited edition products!! I’m going to do a vid about them soon:) Great post.
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That’s an incredibly hot look!
Hey, did you ever try a toner after shaving? Seems like it should work anywhere.
I’m glad you guys liked these looks cos I *love* them!!
Trent, I don’t use a toner after I shave/wax but I do use this homemade Tendskin recipe to prevent/get rid of ingrowns and it REALLY works:
http://www.makeupforlife.net/2006/02/say-buh-bye-to-ingrowns.html
I LOVE the revelon limited edition products!! I’m going to do a vid about them soon:) Great post.
I tried out the second look when I went out yesterday! 🙂
I didn’t use MAC products, just ordinary stuff I found in my makeup drawer in similar colours…it turned out well.
im confused over this look is there anyway you can show it step by step? i really really love this look but i’ve been trying to read this over and over but i can’t seem to get it! Thanks a lot love your site!!
I was looking up BB cream and stumbled onto your blog. I like your blog! You’re so pretty! 🙂
I tried this look and I found it easier to replace the aquadisiac with mac pigment applied with a wet brush. The end result came out beautifully.