1920's with a twist

1920's with a twist!

For this look I first started with the eyes to avoid a "fall out distaster!" 

Firstly I primed my lids with Urban Decays Primer Potion. This is a key stage for a look as dark as this to make sure you get opaque eyeshadow that lasts.

Then I dabbed black eyeshadow to the desired shape and blending out. 

Patting the product on with give a density and longevity to your colour.

Once satisfied with the shape I applied a thin layer of eyelash glue over the dark shadow and applied MAC's Reflects Very Pink glitter.

While this dried, I lined my lower waterline and filled in my brows.

To finish off I added top and bottom lashes and that's the eyes done!

As I did my eyes first, I can wipe any fallout from the rest of my face and apply foundation and concealer as normal without causing smudges.

Not quite traditional but a lot of fun!! 

Until next time! 

- Miss Minnie Rose 

Xxx

Clean yourself up!...

For anyone serious about makeup, you need a remover strong enough to wipe away all evidence but gentle enough for delicate skin.  This is the best I have found yet!

I use one cotton pad with some of this bad boy on and it will remove a full face of makeup.
Foundation, waterproof eyeliner, eyelash glue...the lot!
Then I give another wipe over  just to make sure there is no residue left barely have anything at all.

Having problematic skin, I was worried that this would leave my skin feeling dry and tight. However I was pleasantly surprised as  had no negative effects at all.

After using this product, I didn't know how I have survived so long without it and is now a welcome addition to my skin care regime.

This is an incredibly efficient product and you get a 400ml for a couple of quid! Can't gripe at that!

Check it out!

-Miss Minnie Rose
xxx