Hi, everyone! My last ColourPop Look of the Day featured some lovely neutral tones from the makeup brand, while today's is decidedly more colourful. I sported this look a few days ago: it was the weekend, it was damn hot outside, and I was meeting up with some blogger friends for brunch. What better time to get a bit vibrant!? In the end, I chose to tone down the lip before leaving the house (eating eggs florentine in a hot pink lip might not have been cute), but as a bolder, editorial look, I'm really happy with how this version turned out!
I started by applying ColourPop Super Shock Shadow in Heat (a cheery orange yellow with a satin finish) on the inner half of my lids, blending up to the crease. That brightened things up instantly! For some contrast, I applied Super Shock Shadow in Bae (an eggplant with blue and gold shimmer) on the outer half of my lids, blending it into Heat. To ground the look slightly, I applied a soft touch of On the Rocks (my new favourite shimmery brown) in the crease. Finally, for a pop of colour, I swept Coconut (a bold ocean blue) along my lower lash lines.
For a highlight, I reached for ColourPop Super Shock Highlighter in Highly Waisted, which is a unique, yet completely flattering yellow-pinky-beige shade. On the cheeks, I opted for Super Shock Blush in Fruit Stand, a vivid matte coral orange.
To paint the lips, I first applied Ultra Matte lip colour in Bumble, a neutral tone that ended up being deeper and more red than anticipated. As this didn't quite mesh with the eyes, I topped Bumble with Lippie Stix in Julep, a cheery pinky coral. The coral tones of Julep created a tropical feel to the lips, which complemented the eyes quite well!
The Breakdown:
Foundation: Revlon ColourStay Whipped Creme Makeup in Buff
Concealer: Inglot Under Eye Concealer #95 (on dark circles) and Cle de Peau Concealer in Ivory (on redness and blemishes)
Powder: Rimmel Stay Matte Long-Wearing Pressed Powder in 011 Creamy Natural (on t-zone) and Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powder in Dim Light (lightly all over)
Blush: ColourPop Super Shock Blush in Fruit Stand
Highlighter: ColourPop Super Shock Highlighter in Highly Waisted
Brows: Anastasia Brow Powder Duo in Taupe and Tinted Brow Gel in Caramel
Primer: Urban Decay Primer Potion Original formula
Eye Shadows: ColourPop Super Shock Shadows in Bae (on outer corners and crease), Heat (on inner corners of the eye), On the Rocks (in the crease), and Coconut (along lower lash line), The Body Shop Colour Crush Shadow in Oh, Honey (on brow bone and inner corners)
Eyeliner: Urban Decay 24/7 Liner in Bourbon
Mascara: BeneFit They're Real
Lipstick: ColourPop Ultra Matte in Bumble topped with Lippie Stix in Julep
And a few more shots of the look:
While this definitely was not an everyday makeup sort of look, I sure had fun playing with all that colour! Heat is an incredibly brightening, bold shade that is unlike anything else in my stash, and its partner here, Bae, is equally as unique, yet flattering. Fruit Stand is an incredibly beautiful matte blush that can be worn intensely, or with a softer touch, as I did here. I'm excited to use Bumble Ultra Matte with other makeup looks, but for this makeup, Julep and its coral beauty saved the day!
Have you been playing with any vibrant colours lately? Are any of the products I used in this look calling your name? Thanks for stopping by! xo
I love this eye look- it's so pretty!
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Anjelique
www.anjelique.com.au
Thanks so much, Anjelique! xo
DeleteLove the combo of that eggplant and yellow shades together! I wish ppl wore stuff like this regularly!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Me too :) Unexpected colour combos are so much fun to play with!
DeleteI wish I can pull off a yellow eyeshadow!! I love the pairing with the blue shadow!
ReplyDeletexo Kat @ Katness
Thanks so much, Kat! Heat is such a surprisingly wearable yellow shade :)
DeleteThis reminds me of an orchid - rich and beautiful! I can't do yellow, but you do such a great job with it!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Yellow is super hard to wear, but Heat is surprisingly versatile :)
DeleteI rarely play around with color, and when I do, it's normally just one color. This look is making me want to go paint a rainbow on my eyelids :)
ReplyDeleteRachelShuchatMakeup
Thanks so much! I'm always happy to provide rainbow inspiration! xo
DeleteSuch a vibrant look. It looks different but looks really good! I love the lipstick x
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Thanks so much, Ela! xo
DeleteWow I love the eyeshadow! So bold!
ReplyDeleteErin | Erin and Katherine Talk Beauty
Thanks so much, Erin! xo
DeleteThis eye makeup is super exciting! I love the shades!
ReplyDeleteNatalia | Lindifique
Thanks so much, Natalia! I'm really happy with how the colour combo worked out :)
DeleteThese colors are beautiful and I love how talented you are with blending!
ReplyDeleteChelsea
Ginger Side of Life
Aww, thanks so much, Chelsea! I used my fingers to blend this eye look :)
DeleteLovely look, nice!!
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Thanks, Adela! xo
DeleteAmazing makeup for summer!
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www.sorananistor.com
Thanks, Sorana! xo
DeleteI loved this one soooo much in person! Like I said, I tend to get like... crepey lids a bit with the Colour Pop shadows (not that it stops me from wearing them) but I saw none of that on your lids. I loved the colour combination as I would never think to do that. Coconut is definitely a winner, and looks so stunning on your lower lash line. I'm absolutely adding that one in to my next Colour Pop order.
ReplyDeleteI get a little "crepe-y-ness" on the lids, too. I have to be careful to not pack too much on.
DeleteYou won't regret getting Coconut- it can be worn sheer or full-on. So pretty! Thanks, Chelle :)
DeleteHoly cow, Jennifer! This look is AMAZING! I love how you added a bit of Coconut on the lower lashline. I also love the name of this post!
ReplyDeleteAww, thanks so much, Ingrid! Coconut is such a perfect shade for the lower lash line :)
DeleteThanks so much, Kenny! :)
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