Friday, 28 May 2010

Deep Smoky Green EOTD from Rouge Bunny Rouge

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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14 comments:

  1. My Autistic Adventure28 May 2010 at 10:38

    WoW! This looks amazing!

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  2. Lydia28 May 2010 at 10:55

    Gorgeous! V tempted to get that eyeshadow and pigment with the 20% off code this weekend.

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  3. Unknown28 May 2010 at 12:06

    That looks beautiful! I love dark greens and this combination makes a really stunning colour.

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  4. Unknown30 May 2010 at 05:29

    Thanks Charlie :)

    Hi 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.

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  5. Lipglossiping31 May 2010 at 19:57

    Goodness, that's all kinds of beautiful!

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  6. Unknown1 June 2010 at 10:24

    Thanks Lipglossiping, I think its a combi I will be using quite a bit :)

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  7. Sam21 June 2010 at 06:59

    Do 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

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  8. Unknown21 June 2010 at 12:16

    Hi Sam,

    I 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

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  9. Sam21 June 2010 at 13:57

    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... :)

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  10. Sam27 June 2010 at 06:46

    oooh, 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.
    I'm so sorry for bothering you!

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  11. Unknown27 June 2010 at 07:22

    Hi Sam,
    No 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

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  12. Sam28 June 2010 at 13:22

    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 :)

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  13. Holger Weins28 October 2010 at 02:56

    Hi Replica,
    your 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

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  14. Unknown28 October 2010 at 12:54

    Hi Holger,
    Thanks 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!

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