A look using LORAC PRO Palette 2

In September I gave a quick review of the Lorac Pro Palette 2 - I have used this palette so many times. I figured I might as well share some pictures of the look I created with it the other night. 

This look is not my normal, its not dark and smokey - super fun and light in my opinion. 

Because I didn't start off taking pictures from the beginning I will give you a step by step what I did.

1) Applied NYX white eye shadow primer to the lid all the way up to the brow bone

2) Applied a nude eye shadow all over the lid up to the brow bone - I used the Wet N Wild single in Brule

3) I used an angled crease brush and applied the LORAC color Lt. Brown in the crease and just blended the heck out of it. This makes for a nicer transition into the gray color. 

4) Next I applied LORAC Charcoal shadow into the crease concentrating the heaviest amount of color in the outer corner. 

5) The lid color is Nectar for the base color

6) I applied Rose on top of Nectar to give some extra dimension

7) On my waterline I applied a white eye pencil from Sephora. 

7) I drew a very thin line of liquid eyeliner on the lid. 

8) The bottom lash line have a mix of Charcoal and Black in the very outer corer. 

9) I applied the color Snow to the very inner corner to add a little more pop. 

10) Two coats of Loreal Voluminous Mascara

The foundation I am wearing is the Sonia Kashuk tinted moisturizer. Face Powder is the Stay Matte powder by Rimmel, Bronzer is The Balm Bahama Mama Bronzer. On the lips I am wearing the Sonia Kashuk Matte Velvet Lip Crayon in Berry Nude - I absolutely love these!

As you can see this is a super light look that that draws more attention to the eyes vs. the eye shadow. 

If you do not like the starkness of the white eyeliner you can certainly use a different color, some people use a more flesh colored liner, and that just covers up the redness of the naked waterline. I personally like the white, a little nod to the makeup of the 60s. 

Thanks for checking out my post! Let me know if you want more of these types of posts. 

XX - Cait