Too Faced Peanut Butter and Honey Palette

Peanut Butter and Honey: Every day Look



Hello everyone! I created this look using the Too Faced Peanut Butter and Honey palette. This look is perfect for everyday and it is perfect for fall. 


I primed my lids using my Urban Decay Shadow Insurance primer. 


I then set that with the shade Queen Bee, which is a matte vanilla shade.


I used the shade Honey Buns (which is a matte yellow) and the shade Feelin' Nutty on a crease brush and applied those to the crease.


I used a smaller crease brush and applied Bee's Knees (a dupe for this could be Garnet from the Lorac Pro palette. I applied that to the outer V and blended into the crease.


I applied the shade Bee Sweet to the lid to keep it light.


I moisturized my face using my Farsali Rose gold elixir.


To conceal under eye circles, I used my Dark Circle Concealer from NYX and blended that using the small end of a beautyblender.


I topped that with Born This Way concealer in fair.


For face, I used my It Cosmetics CC+ in Light.


I used my Laura Mercier Secretly Brightening powder and a dry beautyblender to set my under eyes.


To set my face, I used my Physician's Formula powder and a big fluffy brush.


I then used a clean brush and wiped off the excess under eye powder.


For brows, I used NYX brow pencil in dark brown to fill in and essence give me brow in brownie brow to set.


As a brow bone highlight, I used the shade Creamed Honey.


For bronzer, I used my Too Faced Sun Bunny bronzer. (I think this product is past it's prime, I was having a hard time getting some pigmentation. but it is about 3 years old).


For blush, I used Cherry from the UD Gwen face palette.


For highlight, I used Angel from UD Gwen face palette.


I set my face using my Mario Badescu Rose Water spray.


I used my Tarte Amazonian Clay gel liner in black and lined the upper lash line (I skipped the wing this time).


For mascara, I combined Benefit's Bad Gal mascara and L'oreal Waterproof Voluminous feline.


I finished off the look utilizing the Lolita II liquid lipstick by Kat Von D. 

I hope you all enjoyed this look! As usual, thanks so much for reading.

    ~Naty

Biweekly Makeup Basket

Biweekly Makeup Basket September 18^th – October 1^st

^{Hello everyone! Welcome to another round of bi-weekly makeup basket. This week, I will be focusing on the following products:}

^{For the eyes, I will be focusing on my Too Faced Peanut Butter and Honey. I have not used this product since I purchased it off of Hautelook but I am super excited to try it!}

^{For bronzer, I will be focusing on Too Faced Sun Bunny.}

^{For blush, I am going back to my UD Gwen face palette and I will be focusing on the shade Cherry which is the light pink (first one on the top row from the left).}

^{I won't be selecting lipsticks as I have been mostly going with the flow and selecting shades depending on my outfit of the day.} 

^{Stay tuned for my first impressions on this palette and some of the looks that I will be creating!}

Do you have this palette in your collection? What are your thoughts?

As usual, thanks for taking the time to read this.

    ~Naty

Halo Eye using Tarteist Pro Palette

Halo Eye using Tarteist Pro Palette

Hello everyone! Today I wanted to play around with my Tarte Tarteist Pro palette and attempt to due a halo eye using some of the warm rose-y shades. I really like how it turned out. If you would like to know how I achieved it, keep on reading!

As usual, I began by priming my lids with my Urban Decay primer potion. I set that with the shade classic, a matte vanilla shade.

I then combined the shades mod (a bright watermelon pink) and no filter (a mauve-y shade) into the crease as a transition shade.

I applied the shade drama, which is a matte eggplant color, to the inner corner and then to the outer corner.

Once you do that, it should look something like this: 

For that middle pop of brightness, I used the shimmer shade in glam and applied that with my ring finger to the middle of my lid.

I moisturized my face with my farsali rose water elixir and applied that with my fingertips.

To conceal my under eye circles, I used my NYX dark circle corrector and blended that with the smaller end of my beautyblender.

I brightened that area with my Too Faced Born this Way concealer in fair.

For foundation, I used my It Cosmetics CC+ in light and blended that out with my beautyblender.

To set my under eyes, I used my Laura Mercier Secretly brightening powder and a dry beautyblender.

To set my face, I used my Physician's Formula pressed powder and a big powder brush.

I cleaned up the extra powder from my under eyes.

For brows, I used my NYX brow pencil in dark brown and my essence make me brow in browny brows.

For a brow bone highlight, I used the shade vintage which is a pinky nude matte shade.

For bronzer, I used my Too Faced Sun bunny and applied that to the hollows of my cheeks.

For blush, I used my iSOCiETY COSMETICS blush in lady bug. This is a nice terracotta/reddish blush. A little goes a looong way, particularly if you are as fair as I am.

For highlight, I used Angel from UD Gwen face palette.

I set my face with my Mario Badescu rose water spray. Note: I set my makeup before applying eyeliner/mascara as I don't want to end up with those products transferring to my under eye/cheek area.

For liner, I used my Tarte Amazonian clay pot in black and a bent liner from Makeup Geek.

For mascara, I combined Benefit's bad gal lash and L'oreal waterproof voluminous feline.

I finished off the look by applying UD Vice liquid lipstick in the shade Trivial. This is a nice cool pink.

I hope you enjoyed this look, I certainly enjoyed playing with these shades. 

Thanks for taking the time to read this!

    ~Naty