Valentine’s Day Makeup // Classic Smokey Eye & Red Lip

Hey loves, I’m finally back with a new post. Sorry I was MIA again but had gotten really busy but now I have some more free time. I created this very classic look for Valentine’s Day using the Anastasia Catwalk Palette. To recreate this look, you can definitely use shadow that you already have in your collection. This palette was limited edition from a few years ago. I really enjoyed using this palette and I can’t wait to create more looks with it in the upcoming weeks. I would definitely love to hear your thoughts on this look in the comments, as well any suggestion you might have.

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Face //
Smashbox Photo Finish Primer Water
Hourglass Veil Foundation Primer
MAC Correct & Conceal Palette in Burnt Coral – dark spots
MAC Face & Body Foundation in C7
* Smashbox Studio Skin Foundation in 4.2
* NARS Radiant Creamy Concealer in Caramel – highlight
MAC Prep + Primer Highlight in Light Boost – highlight
Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Powder in 330 – highlight
MAC MSF Natural in Dark
* Too Faced Chocolate Soleil Matte Bronzing Powder – contour
Makeup Forever Pro Sculpt Bronzer in 02
NYX Raisin Powder Blush
Opal Chamgpane Pop Skin Perfector

Eyes //
* Anastasia Dip Brow in Dark Brown
* Anastasia Brow Wiz in Burnette
NARS Smudge Proof Eye Lid Primer
Maybelline Color Tattoo in Tough as Taupe – base
ABH Almond Shadow – transition
ABH Toffee Shadow – crease, lower lash line
ABH Latte Shadow – Lid
ABH Onyx Shadow – outer corner, crease
* Kat Von D Tattoo Liner
Lorac Pro Mascara – top & bottom lashes
MAC #7 Lashes
Urban Decay Whisey 24/7 Liner in Whiskey – lower lash line

Lips //
NYX Natural Lip Pencil
Stila Beso Liquid Lipstick

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