If you would like to learn how I did this... Read on...
Step 1: Too Faced Shadow Insurance all over the lid up to the brow bone
Step 2: Contour crease with MUFE #92
Step 3: Take the #92 under the lash line as well and blend downwards
Step 4: Darken the outer corner of the eye with a matte black shadow, take this 3/4 of the way under the eye as well. (I think I used MAC Carbon)
Step 5: Place MUFE #9 all over the lid... be careful in this step. This is a cut crease look so you don't want to blend too much into the crease, there should be a nice clean line here.
Step 6: Highlight the brows and inner tear duct area with MUFE #306 Blend out the top on the brow downward so there is a nice fade to the color.
Step 7: Take your MUFE #92 and using a big fluffy brush lightly place this in patches along the temple and upper cheek area (this is where the black lace pattern will be going).
Step 8: Wrap a piece of lace around the eye, upper cheek and temple area. Go over the areas that you want the pattern to appear with a matte black shadow. Don't be afraid to pack it on, you want the design to be clear once you remove the lace.
Step 9: Remove the lace and touch up with previously used colors.
Step 10: Line your eyes. Rim, tightline and line the upper lashline.
Step 11: Apply Lashes... go for drama... this is a dramatic look.
Step 12: Blush. I used a plum blush (MAC Vibrant Grape). Get eighties, apply high at the hairline level to your brows and work down. Blend well.
Step 13: Using a small fluffy blending brush, contour the cheeks using the #92. Start at the hairline and end halfway down the cheekbone. Blend well.
Step 14: Apply the plum blush to the temples.
Step 15: Apply a deep rose colored lipliner and blend out (I used Sephora's automatic lip liner in rose).
Step 16: Apply a cool toned pale purple lipstick (I used MAC's Radicchio).
Step 17: Apply a cool pink lipgloss in the center of the lips (I used MAC's Culture Clash).
And your all done!!!!
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