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Every day is a good day for a turquoise and green eyeshadow look! ;)

Raise your hand if you?re a proud owner of the Urban Decay Electric palette or a similar bright eyeshadow palette!
OK, now, raise your hand if you don?t use it as much as you wish you did!
HA, I see quite a lot of you have raised your hands both times, just like I have?
But frankly, the UD Electric is too beautiful a palette to just gather dust in my makeup drawer, and I?ve decided I want to change that! So I?m thinking this is the perfect time to finally try the turquoise and green color combination I fell in love with last fall, when I saw the gorgeous look Pat McGrath had created for Diane Von Furstenberg at NYFW Spring 2016.
And if you, too, want to show your brights some much-deserved love, why don?t you get ready with me today"

After applying primer all over the lids, pack a vibrant green shadow on the mobile lids with a firm brush, and blend it out just above the crease using a tiny bit of the same shadow on a fluffier brush, creating an elongated shape in the outer corners. Then prime your lower lash lines, apply the same green, and blend ...