Friday's face was (kind of) inspired by the Great Gatsby. It's one of my favourite books. I watched the movie last night & I loved it!
Back to the makeup... I've been keeping my skin au naturel. I went for a CO2 Laser Treatment on Monday so I'm letting my skin breathe & recoup.
After moisturizing, I applied a light dusting of Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powder in Dim Light, and a little bit of concealer under the eyes.
The eyes are fairly neutral. I used the Maybelline Color Tattoo in Barely Branded as a base, a couple shades from the Naked Palette (Buck, Sidecar & Half Baked) on the lid and a slightly winged liner using Lancome's Art Liner. I probably should have just left them bare. My allergies have been acting up this week and it doesn't take much to irritate them.
On my cheeks I lightly applied the Burberry Light Glow in No.5 Blossom. It's a beautiful coral & it very natural on. Burberry blushes in general are so silky and smooth. Lastly, on my lips I'm wearing the retro matte red MAC RiRi Woo, which I just reviewed here.
On my cheeks I lightly applied the Burberry Light Glow in No.5 Blossom. It's a beautiful coral & it very natural on. Burberry blushes in general are so silky and smooth. Lastly, on my lips I'm wearing the retro matte red MAC RiRi Woo, which I just reviewed here.
Have a wonderful weekend, loves! Who else is planning to see Gatsby? x
RiRi Woo looks gorgeous on everyone I've seen wearing it and you are no exception :) I definitely will be looking to see The Great Gatsby when it releases where I live.
ReplyDeleteWhat is a CO2 Laser Treatment? Why did you need it?
ReplyDeletesuper pretty!! I can't wait to see the movie!
ReplyDeleteVavavoom! RiRi Woo looks fab on you, girl! xx
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RiRi Woo is goooorgeous on you xx
ReplyDeletebeautiful look!
ReplyDeleteAnd I hear you on the allergies issue... isn't this time of year horrible for that!? I constantly feel like clawing my eyes out!
You look great! Practically a flapper girl :) Love the makeup, I love you in red lips.
ReplyDeleteCO2 Laser Treatment is a form of skin resurfacing. The laser basically burns a layer of your skin -- it can be used on targeted areas or you can get it done on your entire face (but there's a higher risk). I got it done to remove a few raised brown spots I have on my cheek area :) x
ReplyDeleteI really like the red lipstick on you :) Pretty!
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You should wear red lips more often!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!
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