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Looks: Teal Archive
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Sunset Beach Makeup Look
Posted on July 11, 2011 | 2 CommentsThis makeup look was inspired by sun setting on a beach, when the sky lights up in orange hues that contrasts the blue ocean horizon. I used two shades of orange on the lid -- a lighter shimmer and a darker matte. The shimmer next to the matte color creates a glistening effect. I applied a bright blue eye shadow on the lower lash line to represent the ocean. Read more... -
Glittery Teal and Brown Look
Posted on April 11, 2011 | 9 CommentsI've been holding onto a gorgeous MAC Pro Glitter in "Turquoise" for a couple months now, and I finally got around to using it! I put it on top of one of my favorite Inglot eye shadow colors -- a matte teal ("372"). The glitter sparkles so much more than these pictures show! If you don't have this MAC Pro glitter, any cosmetic grade turquoise glitter will do! Read more... -
Yellow, Copper, and Teal EOTD
Posted on March 28, 2011 | 6 CommentsFor this Eye of the Day, I kept the eye shadow colors on the lid warm (a matte yellow and a shimmery copper), and I used a cool color (teal) to add a subtle pop of color on the lower waterline. As I've mentioned in previous posts, orange and blue are complementary colors -- two colors directly opposite from each other on the color wheel. Since copper is a type of orange color, I intentionally used teal (a form of blue) to add complementary contrast to the look. Read more... -
Teal and Purple Look
Posted on January 26, 2011 | 2 CommentsFor this look, I'm featuring the dark teal Mega Metal Shadow called "Odalisque" that I wrote about in my MAC Peacocky Collection review. I lined my lower water line with a similar colored eye pencil, and I added a touch of purple along the entire lash line for an extra punch of color. Read more... -
Blue and Teal EOTD
Posted on October 30, 2010 | 4 CommentsThis Eye of the Day is a quick way to use two eye shadows. I choose two colors with blue in them, because they are very easy to blend -- you can do this with any two shades of a color that you want! Read more...