I thought I’d go for something a bit different, I used Blackpepper Jay as a lid shade and put loose glitter pigment in Spun From Sunny Seawater all over it, giving me a nice deep smoky green. I used a bit of loose glitter pigment Sleeping Under a Mandarin Tree in the inner corner, Devotion Ink in Anthracite Essence to line and Spun From Sunny Seawater on the lower lash line.
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Friday, 28 May 2010
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WoW! This looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! V tempted to get that eyeshadow and pigment with the 20% off code this weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat looks beautiful! I love dark greens and this combination makes a really stunning colour.
ReplyDeleteThanks Charlie :)
ReplyDeleteHi Grace,
You know it would really suit you, I still have to get that last pigment.
Hi Jane,
Thanks, its felt good to do something that was a change from my using neutrals.
Goodness, that's all kinds of beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lipglossiping, I think its a combi I will be using quite a bit :)
ReplyDeleteDo you use a primer? For some reason the RBR shadows set in my crease after two hours :( according to the official web-page they should last all day... what am i doing wrong, it looks so perfect on you! xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Sam,
ReplyDeleteI do use a bit of Too Faced shadow insurance and my RBR stay true to colour with no creasing from about 6:30AM,until I take my makeup off (about 7:00PM). It might be worth a try, as seems a real shame if they are creasing on you :( If you do try it, let me know if they last better x
Hey Replica, thank you so much for your suggestion! I'm gonna try to get my hands on the primer straight away and let u know how it works for me! Yay, there's hope... :)
ReplyDeleteoooh, I looked at the ingredients of those primers and they're packed with silicons, which I don't like at all... is there maybe another way of stopping them from settle into the crease? I tried to powder my lids before the application but that didn't work.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry for bothering you!
Hi Sam,
ReplyDeleteNo bother at all, what powder did you use to prime the eye, maybe it wasn't mattifying enough?
I don't know the ingredients but you could try a cream shadow as a base, like a MAC paint pot, or a Bobbi Brown one, I think the new shade "Shore" is meant to be good as a base, but haven't tried it myself x
Those are great advices, thank you!! I tried to use another powder and that already helped a lot!! I'm gonna look out for 'shore', tough, sounds very intersting :)
ReplyDeleteHi Replica,
ReplyDeleteyour reviews and Posts are just amazing. I am Makeup Artist from Germany and Face of Rouge Bunny Rouge on QVC-Germany. I just picked two of your Fotos to show them on my Website, because they are awesome. I hope this is ok for you.
Thanks a lot for your reviews. Great posts, great looks, great blog!
best wishes
Holger Weins
www.facedesigner.de
Hi Holger,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the kind comments, it means a lot :) as you can tell I am quite the RBR fan.
It seems an exciting time for RBR, more people are discovering the beautiful brand and its great its becoming more available like on QVC.
I just looked on your site and I love the way you did the swatches, so creative!