Silver Greys With Falsies (and Dayna's Juiced)

This is my first time to try false lashes in 5 years, and it is SO not me. I do admit though that it adds some oomph to smoky eyes. I'll try to use other falsies so I can find which one suits my looks perfectly. It looks good for nights-out, but definitely not for every day. I used Silver Fog pigment for this look over Delft paint pot. Delft makes the silver pigment less flashy and more of bluish-silver instead of frosty, blinding silver. I blended Cumulus from the Blue Storm collection to the silver as well, to create a softer, more subtle hue.

I also used Dayna's blush in Juiced, and I love its pretty coral color. I've always been wary of coral-based mineral blushes because I thought it would look garish on my skin, but I was pleasantly surprised with this blush - it's not in-your-face but not shy to show its color either. It exudes pure fun!





Eyes:
MAC Beige-ing shadestick as base
MAC Delft paint pot on lid
MAC Silver Fog pigment foiled with MAC mixing medium on lid
MAC Knight Divine and Silver Ring eyeshadows on outer V and crease
MAC Nylon eyeshadow to highlight and on inner corners
MAC Lithograph fluidline
black mascara
false lashes

Face:
Camellia Rose skin smoothing primer
Meow Flawless Feline foundation in Naughty Abyssinian
Mary Kay undereye concealer in Ivory topped with
Bare Escentuals Well Rested
Bare Escentuals mineral veil
MAC Emote blush to contour
Dayna's mineral blush in Juiced

Lips:
MAC lipliner in Whirl
MAC lipstick in Rubia
MAC lipglass in Illicit