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Teal Flower Eye Of The Day November 23

This is my eye of the day. I decided to do something with blues because I usually do not use them. So if you want to find out how to achieve this look keep reading.
        Products Used:
  1. Too Faced Shadow Insurance 
  2. NYX Jumbo eye shadow pencil in  Electric Blue
  3. Bare Escentuals eye shadow in Azure 
  4. Bare Escentuals eye shadow in Soiree
  5. MAC pigment in Mauvement (Rushmetal Collection, Faulous Felines collection, Tartan Tale {Cool thrillseekers pigment set})
  6. Bettina eye shadow in Fossil
  7. wetnwild megaeyes defining marker 
  8. Sephora Lash Plumper (Mascara)
  9. Concealer Brush 
  10. Round tapered brush (Crown Brush has no name)
               Apply primer from your lid to your brow bone. Put  blue base (Electric blue) on your lid.
      Blend
                                            Apply azure in the first half of your lid                        
 Apply Soiree to the outer half of your lid and apply it a little above the lid
 Apply Mauvement pigment in the crease and Fossil eyeshadow in the outer corner
apply eyeliner, curl lashes and apply mascara


What colors do you usually avoid?

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Crown Brush "Deluxe Synthetic Retractable Kabuki Brush" Review

Here is my review for the Crown Brush Deluxe Synthetic Retractable Kabuki Brush.
Product Overview:
Availability: This can be found on  the crown brush website.


Retail: This brush retails for $15.95 but I bought it for five dollars. I went to a beauty show and none of the prices had been put so it was all set to five dollars.  


Packaging: One thing I like about this brush is the packaging. Since the brush is covered with the cap I can throw it in my purse and not worry if it will get damaged in there. The packaging make it perfect to keep this brush in my purse for when I need to touch up my face powder.


Quality: While this is not a bad brush I am disappointed with it. The reason I am not satisfied with it is because I am not able to use it for what I intended. 

Pros:                                                                         Cons
Very Soft                                                             Too Flimsy 
          Packaging                                                          Not Dense Enough
            Convenient                                                     Kinda Pricey ($15.95)
              Good For Blending                                         Does Not Pick Up All Powders


Bottom Line: I would not recommend this brush for touching up face powders. I would recommend it for blush or something else.

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