This is a look using one of my favorite MAC Pro pigments called “Steel Blue”. This deep turquoise green blue pigment has a gold undertone that shows up depending on how the light hits it. I like wearing this pigment wet, because it really makes the color more intense and brings out more of the golden tones. If you don’t have this pigment, you can recreate the look using a similar colored eye shadow and either lightly dab a shimmery gold eye shadow on the center lid or apply some gold glitter on the entire lower lid.

EYES
- MAC Paint Pot in “Soft Ochre” (entire lid)
- Inglot E/S Matte in “351″ (apply as a wash on entire lid — click here to read more about this simple technique)
- MAC Pro Pigment in “Steel Blue” (apply wet on lower lid using a sponge-tipped applicator and MAC Pro Water Base Mixing Medium — click here to see how to make your own homemade mixing medium)
- Inglot E/S D.S. in “457″ (outer V; blend along entire crease)
- Inglot AMC Eyeliner Gel in “77″ (upper lash line)
- Make Up For Ever Aqua Smoky Lash Waterproof Extra Black Mascara (two coats on top lashes)
- Clinique Bottom Lash Mascara in “01 Black” (one coat on bottom lashes)

CHEEKS
- Chanel Soleil Tan de Chanel Bronzing Makeup Base (contour)
- MAC Powder Blush in “Breath of Plum” (on apples)

LIPS
- MAC Pro Longwear Lipcreme in “Goes and Goes”
- MAC Limited Edition Dazzle L/S in “Hellraiser” (on top of Goes and Goes)

Check out my previous looks using MAC “Steel Blue” Pro Pigment.