If you haven't already seen my posts on Instagram and Facebook, I am heading to Korea in a couple of days! I am, of course, packing makeup to take with me, and this post will share some of the products I am bringing along with me!

When it comes to travel, I like packing products that I know will work for me, as well as pop a couple of new products in there just because I get a little bit excited whenever I purchase something new. I like products that will last the whole day without touch-ups, and that are easy and quick to apply.


1. ArtDeco Eyeshadow Palette and single eyeshadow pans, RM29 per pan

Something I like is being able to take along with me an eyeshadow palette with all the eyeshadow colours that I want, and not a bit more. ArtDeco, a German cosmetics brand that recently launched in SaSa here in Malaysia, is perfect for that. Their eyeshadows are mid-range and very pigmented and easy to blend, and come in a huge range of colours that you can pick and choose from to insert into your customizable palette. At only RM29 per insert, but with quality comparable to MAC and Inglot eyeshadows, this is an absolute steal!
ArtDeco also does a range of beautiful foundations, each one suited to a different skin type and preference, so if you want good quality at a decent price, this brand is definitely one to look out for the next time you visit SaSa. They also release limited edition empty palettes from time to time, so look out for them when the different seasons come around.

2. Dermalogica Super Rich Repair Limited Edition Set, AUD110

This isn't a makeup item per se, but I am a huge believer that skincare sets the base for beautiful base makeup. This Dermalogica Super Rich Repair set is limited edition, and comes with their AGE Smart Super Rich moisturiser, Skin Resurfacing Cleanser, as well as a bottle of Dermalogica's famous Precleanse.
I know this is going to be perfect for the freezing cold, dry Korean winter, so I am definitely packing this! This moisturiser is very, very rich, and is perfect for drier skins. I've been using it in tiny amounts even here in Malaysia, and haven't experienced any problems with it so far. Remember that even oily skin needs to be hydrated (in fact, skin gets oily from of lack of hydration), so you may not even know that you need this type of moisturiser! Your best bet? Head to a Dermalogica counter for a free face-mapping skin analysis. Your skin will thank you for this.


3. Shu Uemura Holiday Collection 2013: Takashi Murakami 6 Hearts Princess Collection Limited Edition Enchanted Black Parallel Palette, RM250; and Lip & Cheek Fun-tasy, RM78

This heartbreakingly cute collection is a Shu Uemura design collaboration with famous Anime artist Takashi Murakame. The reason I'm bringing these along? The palette features a brand new eyeshadow formulation called the silk smooth eyeshadow, and my goodness they are ravishing! The textures are spongy and so silky smooth, and pigment transfers so easily with hardly any fall down! I am completely in love!
The Lip & Cheek Fun-tasy's? They're so convenient because they are multi-tasking, and so easy to apply. Just dot on, and blend.

4. Illamasqua Intense Lipgloss in Maiden, AUD22

Illamasqua always releases the most vibrant, unique seasonal collections, and their latest Christmas collection is no different! More to come on this collection soon, but my favourite by far (and a very safe bet, I will admit) is their Intense Lip Gloss in Maiden. This is a beautiful peachy-pink lipgloss with great coverage and lasting ability, without compromising moisturising qualities. Since Korea is freezing right now, this is perfect for adding that little bit of slickness to the lips, and providing a protective barrier so I don't lose any moisture.
For more about the collection, check Illamasqua counters now. They have also released a beautiful clear polish loaded with white flakes, that looks like snowfall on your fingertips. So pretty!

5. Laura Mercier Deluxe Travel Brush Set Holiday 2013, AUD95

Before I say anything, let me comment on the brush case. Have you ever seen anything more beautiful?! The amazing holiday collection by Laura Mercier is styled in this exact way - with beautiful faux-croc skin, hard cases - in the classic Laura Mercier brown. This brush set is a great all-round brush set for the more experienced makeup user. It features a blush/powder brush, a couple of dual-ended brushes complete with blender and smudger brushes, a concealer brush, and a dual-ended liner brush.
As if its gorgeous design wasn't enough, the hard brush case is also perfect because it protects your brushes from getting squished in transit. I know it costs about RM200+ here in Malaysia, but I can't be sure of the exact price. Once I check, I will update the post!


6. Physicians Formula Shimmer Strips Custom Eye Enhancing Eyeliner Trio, AUD24.95

These are my fail-safe eyeliners. I don't like that they are sold in a pack where I am most likely to never use at least one of the three eyeliners, but there is no denying that this is the best eyeliner I have ever used, even compared to high-end, luxe eyeliners. This eyeliner is creamy and smooth (just remember to keep the cap on!), pigmented (I like the black and it is a perfect, beautiful black black), and so easy to smudge. But its one star quality, what separates it from the rest, is that it does. not. budge. This is by far the most smudge-proof eyeliner I have ever used, and that's why it unfailingly goes into all my makeup bags and pouches, no matter where it is that I am travelling.

As someone with less-than-ideal features, I find contouring the magic solution to creating shadows and highlights where my face needs it the most. Contouring works beautifully in real life, and even better in photography.

The thing is, contouring isn't the easiest thing in the world. For instance, bad blending can make the contour look unnatural and obvious, and the wrong products can make your face look dirty, or end up bringing out features that you wanted to hide in the first place.

Now when you are looking for a shading product, you want a cooler brown tone, to mimic the grey that is naturally present in shadows. Reddish brown tones tend to look unnatural and a little bit dirty on the skin. Choose a contour colour about 2-3 shades darker than your skin, and only use a tiny amount at a time, and slowly build intensity.
When you are looking for a highlighting product, you want something with a more yellow tone, so that it looks more natural on the skin. Pinky tones can look slightly ashy on the skin. When picking a shade, find something about 2 shades lighter than your skin, so that the highlight is quite prominent. However if you are picking out something with shimmer in it, then stick to colours about 1 shade brighter than your natural skin colour.

After trying many, many, many different types of products (and methods, but that is another story for another post) I finally found some products that work beautifully, and I want to share them with you!

Let's start off with highlighters:



1. L'Oreal Paris Light-Reflecting Lumi Magique Concealer
I received #3 Dark, which isn't quite suited to my skin tone, but the light reflecting qualities of this concealer are beautiful. I've used this as a highlight on skin tones darker than mine, and they turn out beautiful, without making the skin look ashy or grey. In fact, it gives the skin a lovely glow when photographed. It also has the lightest texture of all these highlighters, which makes it easy to blend.

2. Yves Saint Laurent Touche Éclat
I use the colour #2, and this is great when you're looking for a subtle highlight that photographs beautifully. The Touche Éclat is a beautiful light-reflective concealer that blends into the skin very well to create a subtle highlight. The light-reflecting pigments in the concealer pick up beautifully in flash photography. Bear in mind that with light-reflective pigments, it is best not to layer too much on the skin, because it might cause a flashback in photos.

For more information about makeup products and how to avoid flashback in photography, see this post.

3. Collection 2000 Lasting Perfection Concealer
This is one of my favourite highlighters, because it is very obviously lighter than my skin, and is quite pigmented, so the highlight shows up well on the skin. It does not contain light-reflective pigments, and as such can be layered to create a more dramatically contoured look.
This concealer has a more salmon-pink tone to it, so if you have warm-toned skin, I suggest looking for a more yellow-based product to highlight.
One thing to note about this concealer is that it does oxidise slightly on the skin, so be sure to check it out in store first to make sure that you are picking out the right colour for your skin.

4. Kevyn Aucoin Sensual Skin Enhancer
This is also one of my favourite highlighters, though I need to get it about a shade lighter so that the highlight is more prominent on my skin. This cream foundation/base product is highly versatile and can be used as a foundation, concealer, or highlighter, depending on the colour that you purchase.
It is quite a bit thicker than the other products I have mentioned above, but so long as you have prepped your skin well (moisturiser, primer if you need it, etc.), then it is very easy to blend into the skin.
Once blended, this product creates a beautiful highlight that stands out both in real life and in flash photography, but that also looks perfectly natural and gives the skin a nice healthy look.


And now on to the shading products!


1. Illamasqua Powder Blush in Obey
This powder blush from Illamasqua is a light, slightly orange-toned powder, more suited to lighter skin tones. I personally do not use this on my cheeks, as I prefer a slightly darker, more cool-toned colour. It is, however, perfect for my crease, and I often use this to tie together a look, no matter what eyeshadow I am wearing. To do this, I simply sweep this slightly above my crease using a fluffy blending brush, blending away the edges of whatever eyeshadow I am using as I go.


2. Sleek Face Contour Kit in Medium
This is a contour colour that I absolutely adore. Though it comes off looking very orange in the pan, it is actually quite natural on the skin, and is easy to apply and blend onto the skin. It is my favourite powder contour, and you'll see me use it in a lot of my videos.
The only issue that I have with this kit is that whilst the shading colour is perfect for my skin (used with a light hand, of course), the highlight colour is a little dark, and doesn't highlight my skin at all.


3. Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate in Intensity One
When you talk about contour products, there is only one product to rule them all, and that product is the Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate palette. It is so easy to use, and looks so natural on the skin, it's like magic. Even the most novice of contour-ers (probably not a real word) can use this with ease - the colour comes out subtly, and yet gives you the most beautiful, natural-looking contour you could ever hope to create. Whilst not the cheapest product out there (let's face it, this costs an arm and then some), it is undeniably the best product I have ever used to contour my face.

Here are swatches of the abovementioned contour products:


I hope you guys enjoyed this post. If you have any questions, please email me or tweet me (or leave a comment on Instagram), and I will get back to you as soon as I can! I will also be writing a post on contouring methods, so if you want some practical tips on how to contour your face, look out for that post! :)

I received a reader request to do a Shin Min Ah inspired makeup look, and decided to take a look at her Giordano ads. They were so amazingly gorgeous that I had to try and recreate the look, though I didn't have the perfect colours to use. I am still pretty happy with the look, and I hope you guys enjoy it!

Here are a couple of shots of the finished look, including a shot I posted on Instagram a week or so ago, when I finished filming the look.


I hope you enjoy the video!


Products mentioned:


Chanel Lift Lumiere in 20 Clair
Anastasia Beverly Hills Beauty Express Kit in Brunette
The Body Shop Eye Palette in Smoky Copper
Prestige Total Intensity Eyeshadow in Spellbound
Rimmel ScandalEyes Waterproof Kohl Kajal in Black
Sleek Contour Kit in Medium
Majolica Majorca Lash Enamel Glamour Volume on Mascara
Bobbi Brown Creamy Concealer in Ivory
Bloom Pure Mineral Foundation in Fair
Sleek Blush in Rose Gold
No7 Perfect Lip Pencil in Nude
Illamasqua Lipstick in Obey

Hey guys! As a follow up from my previous Christmas Gift Ideas post, here is the Christmas gift ideas video that I promised to put up!

There are some repetitions (only because I was super excited about those products!), and some new gift ideas as well. I hope you all enjoy the video, and thank you so much for watching :)



Here are the products mentioned in my video:


Some great Christmas gift ideas for anyone who's doing some last minute shopping!

Products mentioned:

Laura Mercier Body Soufflé Sampler (4x100g jars) - AUD 69
Jurlique Purely Age Defying Essentials - AUD 169
Urban Rituelle Travel Trio Gift Set in Hibiscus and Cranberry - AUD 29.95 at http://www.urbanrituelle.com.au
Dermalogica Special Cleansing Gel gift set - AUD 53
Kevin Murphy Smooth Operator Gift pack - AUD 66.90
Kiehl's Aromatic Blends collection - various prices, see in store
Illamasqua Freak - AUD 149
Balenciaga Florabotanica - AUD 85 (30mL)
L'Occitane Marvellous Flowers and Magical Leaves collections - prices available in store
Trilogy Everything Balm Christmas box - AUD 18.95 (45mL)
Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse OR - AUD 29.95 (50mL)
Personal Microderm - more information available at www.personalmicroderm.com
Phillips Lumea Precision Plus IPL Hair Removal System - AUD 1, 299.95

I hope this video helps you find a couple of gifts for your loved ones!

Hey guys! I am finally posting my Halloween makeup tutorial, this one is of Natalie Portman as the White Swan in the movie 'Black Swan'. It's a rather mild Halloween look, and something that is pretty as opposed to scary. But I loved the look so much that I had to do a tutorial on it, so here it is!


Let me know what you think? Thanks for watching!


Here is a list of the products used:

Shu Uemura Tsuya UV Under Base Mousse
NARS Sheer Glow foundation in Ceylan
Dior Liquid Foundation Full Coverage Brush
Illamasqua Skin Base in 01
Kit Cosmetics Tool Kit Range (blending sponge)
Anastasia Beverly Hills Beauty Express Kit in Brunette
NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil in Pots and Pans (silver colour)
Sleek Cosmetics Molten Metal Palette
Chanel Illusion d'Ombre in Fantasme
Boots No7 Smoky Eyeliner Brush
Sleek Cosmetics i-Divine Mineral Eyeshadow Palette in Oh So Special
NP Set Crease Blender Brush
MAC 217 (or equivalent)
Clinique Brush On Cream Liner in True Black
Skin Food Eyeliner Brush
Skin Food Premium Touch Point Eyeshadow Brush
CoverGirl Natureluxe Mousse Mascara
Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate in Intensity One
Glam Manicare Embellished Britney Lashes
Simplicite Angelica Lip Care Balm
Boots No7 Perfect Lip Pencil in Nude
Sleek Pout Polish in Peach Perfection

I hope you liked this post! Are you going to dress up this Halloween? What are you going as? :)

Happy Monday, everyone! Since Spring is finally upon us, I thought it might be fun to share a couple of product suggestions for this gorgeous season. Spring time only means one thing - brights, pastels, and all the pretty colours of the rainbow! :)

I'm going to start with the eyeshadows first, because I love eyeshadows! Here are some palettes that I think are perfect for Spring.


Clockwise from top - NP Set Red Carpet Set Palette, Sleek Oh So Special Palette, Illamasqua Human Fundamentalism 'Fundamental' Palette, Sleek Circus Palette

NP Set Red Carpet Set - this has been around for a while but is perfect for Spring, in my opinion. The eyeshadow colours are nice and bright without being over the top, and the blush colours compliment bright eyes perfectly.

Sleek Oh So Special - for something more suitable for the office, this palette is PERFECT. It has a good mix of neutral colours, with some shimmery, more smoky colours packed in there if you want to transition your look into the evening. There are some pretty pinks in the palette too - very Springtime fresh.

Illamasqua Fundamental Palette - this is a versatile, beautiful palette, and one of my favourites this season. It houses two bright powder eyeshadows (the bright yellow and purple), and two cream formula eyeshadows. These beautiful bright colours can be used all over the lid or as subtle accents. I love the combination of the silver cream colour in the inner corner of the eyes, a pretty neutral brown on the upper lid, and the green and yellow eyeshadows on the lower lashline. Very fashion-forward!

Sleek Circus Palette - this is one of Sleek Cosmetics' older releases, and I'm not sure if they still have it in stores. It is a beautiful palette, though, and in case any of you own it, I thought I'd jog your memory if you haven't used it in a while. Sleek packed some bright, vibrant colours into this palette, with their signature blendability and creaminess. Another one of my favourite palettes for Spring.

I also have a couple of singles and mini palettes that I love:


Clockwise from top left: Luview Triple Baked Eyeshadow, Ameli Eyeshadow in Orange Glow, NYX Ultra Pearl Mania pigment in True Purple Pearl, Heavenly Natural Mineral eyeshadow in Daddy's Girl, Clinique Lid Smoothie in Imprompt-Blue

Nails are another way you can really play and express yourself this season. I found a selection of beautiful nail colours that I thought you might also like:


Clockwise, from top left: essie tour de finance, ulta3 Hotspring, Mode Cosmetics Nail Enamel in Raven, essie van d'go, Mode Cosmetics Luv-a-Lot, essie lilacism, Illamasqua Nail Varnish in Radium, essie mint candy apple, L'Oreal Color Riche Le Vernis in 211

A complete collection of pastels that you might get pretty excited about is the Face of Australia Limited Edition Pretty Pastels collection - a set of pastel nail polishes that retail at only AUD 4.95 each. It's a pretty well put-together set, too! The collection launches in late October, so watch out for them!


Of course, without a good base, all the makeup in the world is useless. For those of you with dry skin, the warmer, more humid seasons are here, so rejoice! For those of you with more oily skins who are dreading the warmer months, fear not! There are foundations out there that can control that oil and keep you mattified all day long.


The Laura Mercier Oil Free Supreme Foundation is a heavy-duty, anti-shine, anti-oil foundation that keeps your shine at bay even on the warmest summer days. It keeps your skin moisturised whilst controlling the oil, and does a heck of a job at it, too! Remember to moisturise before you apply foundation, no matter what skin type you are!

The Chanel Perfection Lumiere foundation is a little less heavy-duty compared to the Laura Mercier one, but if your skin isn't too oily, this is a great alternative. This one has a little bit of a glow to it, but still looks matte - something that Chanel is particularly good at doing. Read my full review of it here.

That about sums it up! I hope you guys found some products that you might like :)

Do you have any suggestions for must-have products for Spring? Tell me!

Hi everyone! I got my internet connection back a couple of days ago and I immediately started working on editing my video so that I could get something up as soon as possible. I'm finally posting the Orchid-inspired makeup tutorial and I hope you guys like it!

Products used:


Clinique Anti Blemish Solutions Liquid Makeup in Fresh Neutral
NVEY Eco Organic Erase Concealer
Anastasia Beverly Hills Beauty Express Kit in Brunette
NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil in Milk
Illamasqua Powder Eye Shadow in Sex
Sleek i-Divine Mineral Eyeshadow Palette in Circus
Illamasqua Fundamental Palette
ck one color Liquid Eyeliner Marker in The Drama
L'Oreal Paris Lumi Magique Highlighter Pen
Sleek Luminous Pressed Powder in 01
Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate in Intensity One
Clinique Fresh Bloom Allover Color in Posy
NYX Round Lipstick in Fig
NYX Brush on Gloss in Lilac Fields

Hi guys! I have another highly requested video to share today - how to contour and highlight your face.

The technique that I like to use is inspired by Kim Kardashian's contouring technique. If you have any questions, please let me know in the comment box below. Otherwise, enjoy the video!



Products used:

Kiehl's Rosa Arctica Youth Generating Cream
Illamasqua Skin Base Foundation in 01
Chanel Pro Lumiere foundation - discontinued (review and possible replacements here)
Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate in Intensity One (guest review on The Plastic Diaries)
MAC Select Moisturecover in NW20
Kevyn Aucoin Sensual Skin Enhancer in 05
Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Powder
Sleek Contour Kit in Medium
Tarte Amazonian Clay Blush in Dollface
Sleek i-Divine Palette in Oh So Special
Chanel Illusion d'Ombre in Illusoire
Skin Food Mascara Base
Covergirl Natureluxe Waterproof Mascara in #520 Very Black
Vani-T Mineral Lip Definer in Lolittle
Revlon Lip Butter in Strawberry Shortcake
Luview Glossy Kiss lipgloss

I hope you guys enjoyed watching the video! It would mean so much to me if you would subscribe if you like my channel and videos. Thanks again for watching! x

The key to having long-lasting makeup is to really buff your makeup into your skin, and then re-layer the makeup over what was just buffed in. This creates a good barrier of layers, which means your makeup isn't fading anytime soon. Do this with eyeshadow, blush, concealer, and contour - always buff in, and then reapply.
A couple of my favourite buffing brushes are pictured above - the Real Techniques Buffing Brush (left), and the Sigma Flat Top Kabuki brush.


Cream Products Will Help Your Makeup Last Forever!(ish)


Cream products, when applied in a light layer underneath your powder products, help give your makeup something to grip onto, in addition to producing a more intense, uniquely textured result. Cream products help maintain the healthy glow in your skin, and the powder products layered on top of them help to set them and keep them in place. This combination will keep your makeup looking fresh and staying put, through sweat and tears, and then some.

1. Illamasqua Blush in Seduce

One of my favourite cream blushers. It isn't easy to blend, so it's best to use a sparsely packed stippling brush with this cream. Layer a powder blush over it and you're set for the rest of the night!


2. Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate

This cream product is both easy to blend and long-lasting. It is also one of the best contour products I've ever used, because it produces just enough colour so you don't have to spend hours contouring, but is light enough so that you don't look like you stuck a Snickers bar onto your face. I love layering the Sleek Contour Kit in Medium over this cream contour.


3. Benefit Creaseless Cream Shadow/Liner in Strut

This is my HG product for a long-lasting smoky eye! It darkens any smoky eye you're trying to achieve, and keeps all the makeup in place. You'll need to blend a little bit more with this gripping onto your eyeshadow like glue, but it'll be worth it in the end, you'll see :)


Choose Long-Lasting Makeup Products



Even with all your awesome makeup tricks doing their magic, you should still try and pick out products that are made to last. Some great examples are:

1. YSL Rouge Pur Couture in 16

The YSL glossy stain is a moisturising, long-lasting lip stain, and comes in a wide variety of colours. When it fades, the lipstick lightens evenly, and ends up looking like a stain on the lips - hence its name. This stain is still quite intense, which is why this lip product is definitely my favourite long-lasting option. #16 is a pretty, deep pinky-mauve colour.


2. Lancôme Rouge in Love

This is one of Lancôme's latest releases, and is marketed as a long-wearing liptsick. The weartime I get with this lipstick is extremely satisfying, considering how creamy and smooth it is! It lasts half a day on my lips easily, and fades into a light stain. It is quite a feat, making a creamy, lightweight lipstick that is also long-lasting, but Lancôme have managed to do this. It also doesn't hurt that the ambassador of this line of lipsticks is the gorgeous Emma Watson.


3. Bobbi Brown Long Wear Gel Eyeliner

Gel eyeliners are your best bet if you want to get long-lasting, intense colour on your lashline. Bobbi Brown makes a great gel eyeliner that comes in a wide range of different colours to suit every need.


4. Clinique Brush On Cream Liner

Clinique's cream liner is also extremely long-lasting, with the added bonus of being extremely long lasting as a product. Gel eyeliners tend to dry out pretty quickly, but Clinique's cream liner lasts a while longer than that, and never dries out in the pot.


Set Your Makeup!



Always, ALWAYS set your makeup! This helps all the makeup particles settle into place and keeps your makeup exactly where it was applied. My favourites are the Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Powder, the Australis Ready Set Go Finishing Powder, and the Face of Australia Loose Powder (not pictured).


Seal it!



I love spritzing my face with some form of makeup sealant. Doing this helps your skin look dewy, instead of powdered and overly made up. I love using the Jurlique Rosewater Balancing Mist, and the Uriage Thermal Water.

And that wraps up my tips for making your makeup last all night! I hope this helped.
Do you have any other tricks for making your makeup last longer? Have you tried any of the above methods? What do you think works best? :)

It's been a while, but I finally have a makeup tutorial ready to upload! Here is my 60s Inspired Feline Smoky Eye. I hope you guys enjoy it!



Here is the video!



And here is a list of all the products used:

Chanel Pro Lumiere foundation (discontinued - but has been replaced with Perfection Lumiere)
Anastasia Beauty Express Kit in Brunette (review here)
NP Set Glam Set palette & NP Set Red Carpet Set palette
Clinique Brush on Cream Liner in True Black
Ameli Sparkle Spot Eyeshadow in Black Scandal (review and swatches here)
Illamasqua Powder Blusher in Disobey
LimeCrime lipstick in Coquette
Australis Show Stopper Gloss Stick in Fairy Floss (review and swatches here)

Hi everyone! I have another makeup tutorial for you today :)

This one is the latest version of my everyday eye makeup - I've found quite a few colours that really suit my skintone well and I've been using them everyday ever since.

Here's the video!



Luview Aqua Essence Whitening BB Cream
Anastasia Beauty Express Kit (review here)
Sisley Phyto Ombre Eclat in Stardust (review and swatches here)
Tom Ford Silvered Topaz Eye Quad (review and swatches here)
Inglot Eyeshadows in P420 and M363
Benefit They're Real mascara
EyeCurl II Heated Eyelash Curler
NYX Powder Blush in 02 Dusty Rose
Illamasqua Cream Blush in Seduce (swatches here)
Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate in Intensity One (guest review on The Plastic Diaries)
Sleek Luminous Pressed Powder in 01 (review here)
Revlon Pink Pout
Face of Australia Lip Quench Lipstick in Lychee Crush
Burberry Lip Cover in Beige Nude
L'Oreal Lipstick in Fairest Nude
Luview Glossy Kiss

Hi everyone! I have something for you that will hopefully brighten up your Monday! I just posted a new makeup tutorial. This was inspired by all the plum, purple tones dominating this year's fall/winter runways. I kept the look new and edgy by creating a cat-eye instead of your normal rounded smoky eye. I hope you guys enjoy!

Here are a couple of pictures of the look:



Here's the video!



Products used:

Luview Aqua Whitening Essence BB Cream
Bloom Eyebrow Duo in Brunette
Clinique Color Surge Eyeshadow Duo in Mocha Berry
Smashbox Limited Edition Eye Palette in Smokebox
Clinique Brush-On Cream Liner in True Black
Daniel Sandler Watercolour Blush in Cherub
Illamasqua Lipstick in Obey
Tom Ford Private Blend Lip Color in Vanilla Suede

Hi everyone! I just wanted to share with you a simple tutorial today. It's something I've never tried - a red smoky eye. It's probably not for everyone, and quite frankly, I'm not sure I would wear it for any occasion other than Chinese New Year (where red and gold are the dominant colours).


I tried to make it as subtle as possible, so it's more wearable. I hope you guys enjoy!