Natural Warm Toned Eye & A Pink Lip

Today, I thought I’d share my second makeup look from my holiday at Center Parcs with you. I went with a natural warm toned eye & a bright pink lip. I chose the lipstick shade specifically to go with the outfit I wore, which I have a post about on Saturday, so keep your eyes peeled for that.

Natural Warm Toned Eye & A Pink Lip: Base

As I only took one set of base products, I used the same products as I did in my Natural Cool Toned Makeup Look post. I’ll let you read that post, rather than repeating myself. The products I used were the Nars Tinter Moisturiser (click the link for my review), the Pixi Corrector, the Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer (click the link for my review), the Laura Mercier Secret Brightening Powder & the Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powder in Incandescent Light.

Natural Warm Toned Eye & A Pink Lip: Brows

For my brows, I went for something quick, simple & effective. I used my Soap & Glory Brow Archery, with my MUA clear mascara to set my brows. I love my Soap & Glory Brow Archery, the shade is great & it’s quick & easy to use. I’ve got a review of this planned for December.

Natural Warm Toned Eye & A Pink Lip: Eyes

I started by priming my eyes with my MAC Soft Ochre Paint Pot (click the link for my review). This is in my Project Pan, so I’m trying to make some good progress on it. I use this on my eye lid & up into my crease, but not all the way up to my brow bone, as this can make my brow bone look too dark.

I only took one palette on holiday with me – the Smashbox Full Exposure Palette. There will be a review of this coming soon. For this look I wanted to go for warm eyes to compliment my dress. I started by taking M4 on a Sigma E25 brush all over my lid & up to my brow bone.

For my crease, I started with the shade M2 on a MAC 217 brush. This is a lovely natural shade that adds a little definition to the eye. I then took S4 on a MAC 239 brush & placed this all over my lid. M2 is a lovely champagne shade that makes my eyes look bright & awake.

I finished this look by taking M1 on the same MAC 217 brush into the outer V of my eye, adding winged liner with my Soap & Glory Supercat Liner (click the link for my review) & then adding a bright pop to the inner corner of my eye with a GOSH shimmery white eyeliner. This is also in my Project Pan.

I used 2 coats of my Maybelline Lash Sensational Mascara (click the link for my review) on my top lashes & one coat of my Urban Decay Perversion mascara (click the link for my review) on my bottom lashes.

Natural Warm Toned Eye & A Pink Lip: Cheeks

I took my NYX blusher in Taupe to use for my contour. This is a great shade for a natural contour. It’s really easy to use & I never end up with harsh lines. I like to apply my contour first, then highlighter & top these with blusher, it gives a more natural, blended look.

For my highlighter, I used my Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector in Opal. I LOVE this highlighter! It definitely packs a punch, so if you’re going for a more natural look use it with a light hand. The champagne shade of this highlighter worked beautifully with the tones on my eye look.

As there are a few different shades of pink in my dress, I chose the Bobbi Brown blusher in Nude Pink for this look. It compliments the lipstick perfectly.

Natural Warm Toned Eye & A Pink Lip: Lips

For my lips, I used my MaxFactor Colour Elixir Lip Liner in 04 Pink Princess. This is a fantastic accompaniment to my lipstick of choice for this look, the GOSH Velvet Touch Matt Lipstick in 10, Smoothie* (click the link for my review). This lipstick, while bright, is a great option for Autumn as it’s warm & not too bright for the time of year. It looks more muted in the photo than it does in person.

Want to know what else I took with me? Check out my Autumn Travel Makeup Bag post!

What do you think of this look? Is it one you would wear?

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