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Cut Crease Makeup Look


If you follow me on Instagram you probably saw this look yesterday. It's my first attempt ever on a cut crease makeup look and even though I know that I have to improve a lot, I was quite happy with how it turned out.

I was browsing through Pinterest and saw some looks made with this technique si I decided to give it a try, but it turned out to be harder than expected. Next time I'll make the flick on the end a bit higher to open up the eyes more. Anyway, here are the products I used to get this look:

EYES





Eyebrow Pencil in 2 by Yves Saint Laurent

LIPS


FACE




PS. As always, click on the product's name if you want to buy it.

I hope you like the look! I'll try to make a full tutorial when I'm more confident with this technique. I hope you all have a lovely Sunday! Kisses 


Mythic Oil Shampoo by L'OrĂ©al - Review // Reseña - ChampĂº


About two months ago I finished this sample from the Mythic Oil Shampoo by L'Oréal. It's quite big so I could try it well before having an opinion about it. Even though I like its smell and texture when I was washing my hair, I've felt that my hair didn't last clean for more than one day.

It does leave your hair soft and shiny but maybe because of its oils, my roots became greasy sooner than with other shampoos I've tried. So I think is a nice option if you have dry hair, because it left my dry roots soft and less frizzy but if you are more on the oily side I would advise you to look for another shampoo. At least from my experience.

It costs around 19€ for 250 ml and has argan oil and cotton seed oil which are supposed to balance your hair's natural oil, but all the products I've tried with argan oil in them didn't work out for me so I wouldn't buy the full size of this shampoo. Maybe the conditioner would be a better option for my hair type. Have you tried this shampoo or any products from this range? Kisses!

My Everyday Look // Mi Look de Diario


Morning beauties! In this post I'll show you the eye makeup I wear the most on a daily basis. It's super easy to make so it's perfect  for an everyday look when you don't want to spend too much time getting yourself ready to work. This is the step by step guide of how I create this look:

1. Apply the Smudgeproof Eyeshadow Base by Nars all over the upper lid (up to the browbone) and on the inner corner of the eye. I distribute it with my own finger and then wait a bit until it dries completely.

2. With a big fluffy eyeshadow brush (213 by Kiko), I apply the microsadow in Desert by MUS again all over the eyelid so I even out my skintone and create a perfect base for the next eyeshadows.

3. Again, using my fingers, I apply on the center of the lid the Color Tattoo shadow by Maybelline, to add some shine to the eye. I make sure that it's well blended.

4. With the same fluffy brush I apply Hustle (dark brown) eyeshadow from UD's Naked palette just on the outer corner of the eye to add some depth and dimension to the look. I blend it following the crease of the eye.

5. I draw a subtle cat eye with NYX's eyeliner, just a thin line, very close to the top lashes.

6. Next, the eyebrows. I define them a bit with the pencil by L'Oréal. Not too much, just enough to make them look clean and combed.

7. With the same brow pencil I draw a small line from the outer corner up to the middle lower lash line to open up the eyes.

8. I add two coats of mascara to my lashes using Passioneyes duo by Dolce & Gabbana (It's so easy to remove at night...you only need some water!)

9. Finally with the Concealer brush by Beter I draw a triangle under my eyes with the Pro Longwear concealer by M·A·C and then I blend it with the 224 brush.

* I've added a tweezer because before doing my makeup I always check out that my brow shape is even.

Everyday Look // The Glow Lab

Everyday Look Products // The Glow Lab

List Of Products


Microshadow in Desert by Make Up Store (16,30 €) You can find its review here.




Felt Tip Liner by NYX (9,50 $) Not available in Spain yet, I bought it in Germany.