ABH Dipbrow Dupe!

swatching for elf cosmetics 💖 ✨nails by me (lol) 💅🏽

It just seems a little bit weird...to buy an eyeliner that is only one dollar. That's right! A dollar! L.A. Colors Liquid Eyeliner...rocks! It didn't fan out when I used it and was easy to apply. It also lasts..I was at the store I bought it from this morning to buy four more. I couldn't believe that more people weren't doing the same thing as me! This gem is worth it even though the price is so cheap. It just seems a little bit weird...but it is five stars!

When your liner doesn’t match and you just go with it 👀🤓 Oh Well

I don’t know about you guys, but since the world went up in flames earlier this year, I have been consuming a lot of online content in between trying to study, trying to work freelance, and trying to stay sane! I stumbled across a professional makeup artist from the UK who has a rather defined film and makeup style. You may have heard of Wayne Goss, an esteemed English makeup artist who, truthfully, seems standoffish at first, but you quickly start to love him. Wayne uses his platform to spit straight makeup facts and debunk beauty myths like you’ve never seen before. He teaches his audience makeup basics in quick, easy-to-follow tutorials, and highlights how you can use professional techniques to improve your look. What I love about Wayne Goss is that he emphasises makeup techniques that look good in real life, not JUST on camera and with a filter on Instagram. Wayne’s bald approach to makeup and sharp delivery make him my new go-to for tutorials. Today, I’m introducing you to the Wayne Goss tutorials for hooded eyes 👁👄👁 With an eyelid that almost totally disappears when my eyes are open, it can be difficult to create makeup looks that show up and have an impact all the time. Wayne Goss’s Pro Tips: 1️⃣ Use a small pencil brush to pick up a darker eye contouring colour and apply it along your lower lash line. 2️⃣ follow the natural curve of your lower lash line and extend it slightly, following the slightly upward slope. Extend it by a couple of millimetres. 3️⃣ Change to a slightly larger brush that is defined and dense, like a compact crease brush. Pick up more of the darker contouring shade, tap off excess, and connect the end point of your lower lash shadow. From this point, swipe the brush up along your orbital bone, which likely protrudes just above the ‘crease’ your eyelid creates when open. ⏺ IMPORTANT: Do these steps with your eye open and looking straight ahead into a mirror. Do not do this while looking down into a mirror or you might “lose” the shadow in the fold of your eyelid. 4️⃣ Take a larger, fluffier blending brush anduse it to lightly blend some of your outer-V colour into your eyelid. The gentler the better, as the majority of colour and shadow will stay at your outermost corner. This keeps the eye look defined. 5️⃣ Use a tiny pencil brush to apply an inner-corner highlight that is focused and intentional. a heavy hand will make your eye look clumsy and won’t accentuate your eye shape. Apply a highlighting shade to the inner corner, slightly onto the inner third of the eyelid, and lightly connecting the inner corner to the contouring shade on the lower lash line. 6️⃣ Use a liner brush and black eyeshadow to stamp along your upper lash line, adding light but effective definition to your eyelid without drowning out your shadow work. Voila! You have a nicely defined hooded eyeshadow look that can be translated into any colour story you desire. Share your favourite tips in the comments! 💕