Posh Peacock FOTD

Hi everybody,

We're getting closer and closer to the weekend but it feels like I have a lot of things to do. Lately, I've been into the new Rimmel London products. This is my second post of the week featuring Rimmel (the first one is here.) Although summer is not officially here yet, I feel the urge to apply colorful makeup and have fun with it. The new Rimmel London eyeshadow singles and blush trios are really pigmented and affordable. I pair them with NYC Iced Orchid to amp up the colorful factor without making it look tacky.

Posh Peacock FOTD

What I used: Rimmel London Glameyes in Posh Peacock and Midnight Jewel, blush in Autumn Catwalk, NYC liquid lip shine in Iced Orchid, gold Wet n Wild eyeliner, Art Deco eyeshadow primer, CoverGirl Volume Exact mascara, MAC Studio Finish concealer and Blacktrack Fluidline, Formula D minerals foundation, The Ultimate Powder, and a variety of makeup brushes.

• Applying ArtDeco eyeshadow primer to your eyelid to ensure better adherence and staying power
• Using ELF eyeshadow brush, apply Posh Peacock to the eyelid, fanning up and out toward the temple

should look something like this

•  Using EcoTools crease brush, blend Posh Peacock up and out. This eyeshadow is very pigmented, you don't need to pick up any extra colors, just blend.
• Using ELF blending brush (the slanted one), apply Midnight Jewel close to the lash line and smudge it up slightly.
• With a slanted eyeliner brush, apply Blacktrack close to your lashes, wing out for a cat eye look (tutorial here.)
• On the lower lash line, apply the gold eyeliner for an extra spark.
• Curl your eyelashes and apply 2 coats of CG Volume Exact.

• Apply The Ultimate Powder to your face using ELF Studio powder brush
• With the same brush, apply Formula D minerals foundation
• To set the foundation, apply The Ultimate Powder to your face again.
• Concealer: using a concealer brush, apply Studio Finish concealer to the dark circle area, use a small fluffy brush to apply The Ultimate Powder and set the concealer.
• Blush: with a blush brush, lightly pick up Autumn Catwalk and apply it to your cheeks. Remember to use a light hand, this is a highly pigmented blush.

• Apply Iced Orchid to your lips and voila, you're done!

Haha, the nail polish on that finger actually matched the lipstick!

Peace, y'all!

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And his name is not Mr. Belly!

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