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MAC Lipstick in Heroine ($17) on my lips
If you know me (and chances are you don’t yet, but I do hope we get there!), then you’ll know that I love color, especially when it comes in the form of a TF-engraved bullet — but I’m not one to underestimate the power of purple eyeshadow or teal liner either.
Yet the comments I get the most on my blog are when I wear natural, classic looks. Which got me wondering… How’s that even possible" Can you wear colorful makeup and still look natural" Well, as a matter of fact, YES, I think you totally can! As with everything in life, it’s a question of balance.
Which simply means that if you play something up, you should play something else down. So, if you?re using bright shades on your eyes or lips, in order to get well-balanced, natural-looking makeup, my main suggestion is to go very minimal with your base and brows. Let me explain this in more detail…
Maybelline Master Drama Chromatics in Magic Magenta (LE) on my eyes
Start with a light base
Even though I often have quite a few blemishes to conceal, I usually like to apply a lig...