Using Blush/Bronzer as Eye Shadow--Step-By-Step Tutorial for Summery Coral Eyes

Hello Everyone!

I recently saw Lauren Beauty's tutorial on YouTube for these beautiful coral eyes, but I haven't been able to find any coral eye shadow to try it out...soo, I decided to use blush and bronzer to achieve these beautiful summery coral eyes! Comment and let me know if this was helpful!

Step 1: Use a white base all over the lid to make the coral color more vibrant. I used Rimmel London's Kajal Eye Liner Pencil in 071 Pure White

Step 2: BLEND

Step 3: Pack coral blush on a flat shader brush, and apply all over the lid. I used Cargo's blush in Los Cabos.

Step 4: BLEND

Step 5: Apply a matte bronzer to the crease/socket and the outside corner of the eye. I used Avon's Let It Glow in Light-Medium

Step 6: BLEND

Step 7: Apply a light shimmery highlight for the brow-bone. I used L.A. Colors' Loose Eyeshadow in Honeysuckle.

Step 8: Run the coral blush along the lower lashline, stopping just before the inner corner, and add the bronzer just to the outside of the lower lashline for more depth. Also, add a white shimmery highlight to the inner corners of the eyes. I used Wet n Wild's Color Icon Eyeshadow Trio in 381B Sweet As Candy

Step 9: Line your waterline with a nude eyeliner to brighten the eye. I used Rimmel London's Scandaleyes Waterproof Kohl Kajal in 005 Nude. You could use white for a more dramatic look.

Step 10: Curl your lashes and add mascara to complete the look! I used Benefit's They're Real! Mascara.

I hope you enjoy and recreate! I'll be uploading tons of tutorials soon--both makeup and hair!

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All-Natural Handmade Soap for Sensitive Skin/ Eczema/ Psoriasis

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Enjoy!