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Loving the pink eye shadow look!

Pink eyeshadow"! This was a first for me, and I have to say, I. AM. OBSESSED! I?ve used lots of rose tones on my eyes before, but never anything bright pink. I decided I was going to use a bright pink just as a transition shade, but then I got carried away experimenting, as I always do. Sometimes it?s so fun to just take your time, and do something fun with your makeup that you wouldn?t normally do, and I?m so happy with how it came out. I got together with Anna and Adia for this look and we decided on pink. I was like, ?Wait?I don?t own a pink eye shadow?but I own lots of blushes!? I use bronzer as eye shadow all the time, so why wouldn?t blush work the same way"
I grabbed my favorite, the Elf Blush Palette in Light and used it for the majority of this look, and I?ve gotta tell you, if you don?t have this palette already, get your booty to Target and buy it. It?s only $6 and has 4 incredibly soft, pigmented, blend-able blushes. The colors are just perfect as blushes, and now, as eye shadows too! It even made a special appearance in my Top 10 Under $10 post over on Jen Leigh ...