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Loving the pink eye shadow look!

Not long ago, Anna, Adia and I collaborated on how we rock pink eyeshadow, and many of you wanted to know how I got my look! I loved it too, so I thought I would do a quick tutorial. It?s actually super easy.
If you saw the other post, you?ll know that I mostly used the e.l.f Blush Palette in Light.
Are you ready" Here we go!
To start, blend the lightest pink blush in the palette into and slightly above your crease using a fluffy blending brush.
Top left shade in the e.l.f Blush Palette

Top left shade in the crease

Next, once you have that blended out really well, using a blending brush that?s a little more dense, place the bottom left shade from the palette all over your lid, and blend it into the crease.

Bottom left shade in the e.l.f palette

Moving over to the Morphe 35O palette, use the reddish/coppery shade on the outer half of your lid and into the outer V. I sprayed my shader brush with a setting spray to make the color a little more concentrated.
Once you have the color down, take your first fluffy blending brush and make sure everything is blended together.

Red/c...