Velocity

When I do a cat eye makeup look the main color is usually either black, purple or red. And most often I use more than one color to create the look. I wanted to break my usual creative pattern and do something very simple, yet very spectacular; a decision that gave birth to this royal blue cat eye. :)

I swear, this look is so easy to do. First, outline the shape of the cat eye with a black khol pencil, then fill it in with the same pencil. Blend out the edges. Pack on the blue (or any colorful shade...) eyeshadow on to of the black and blend out the edges again. To get an even smoother transition just use an eyeshadow or powder the same shade as your skin tone when blending the edges.

Something that is important, though, is to apply black on the lash line to intensify your eyes and add depth. Otherwise, you will end up with a rather flat look. Not too cute...
Another interesting fact is that I spent a lot more time on my foundation/concealer and powder for this look, which really shows! I haven't edited my skin at all in these pictures and still it looks smooth. :)

Nude lips, black lips, blue lips... Whatever floats your boat. :)

Face

*Skin base foundation 02 (Illamasqua)

*Studio finish concealer (M.A.C.)

*Loose powder (Isadora)

Eyebrows

*Corrupt (Makeup Geek)

Eyes

*Velocity (Sugarpill)

*Blanc Type (M.A.C.)*

*Corrupt (Makeup Geek)

*Medium Pencil S.O.P.H.I.E. (Illamasqua)

*Contacts from Photoshop ;)

Lips

*Studio finish concealer (M.A.C.)

*Edelweiss Lipgloss (Face Stockholm)

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Before drawing on the eyebrows I decided to take some pics without them to play with a little bit in the computer. This is the... eh... kind of scary result. :P

Thank you for reading! :)