e.l.f. Geometric Eyeshadow Palette : Part 1

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Hey Bellas,

Here's a quick post on some looks that I did this week featuring the e.l.f. Geometric Holiday Palette. It's my new favorite palette and includes 150 eyeshadows!! To see all of the colors in the palette, click here. Now that I'm finally done with college finals, I can start playing around with this some more. There are two looks that I created with this so far that I wanted to share with you guys.

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If you follow me on Instagram, you might have seen the steps that I uploaded for this look:

1) Prime eyes with @officialelfcosmetics Eyelid Primer. 
2) Apply @nyxcosmetics Jumbo Eye Pencil in Milk over the entire eyelid as a base. 
3) Sweep a dark purple eyeshadow from the e.l.f. 150 piece Geometric Palette onto the lid. 
4) Blend a black shadow from the palette into the outer V. 
5)Add a shimmery brown shadow into the crease. 
6)Apply a white shadow on the brow bone as a highlight. 
7)Line the upper lashes with NYX Glam (liquid) Liner in black and line the waterline with a pencil eyeliner. 
8) Add a silver shadow and smudge onto the lower lashline. 
9) Finish with @lorealparisusa Lash Out Butterfly mascara.


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I think that this is a really great look if you want to go more natural and just add a hint of shimmer and a subtle pop of color on the eyelids. 

The possibilities are really endless with this palette. Check out part 2 of my review, which includes swatches and tips on how to get the most pigment and minimize fallout with these shadows. Have a great rest of the week :)

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2 comments

  1. Those shadows are really pretty and shimmery - much moreso than I expected!

    Brittnee
    http://beautyproductaday.blogspot.com

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  2. Thalia - Thriftybelleza.comDecember 20, 2013 at 1:49 AM

    I know right?! Took me by surprise also since large palettes are usually not that pigmented. But the key is to use a good primer and creamy eyeshadow base underneath before application :)

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