Tutorial Tuesday: Tarte Make Believe In Yourself Palette

Hey Guys!

Today I'm going to be doing a tutorial with the Tarte Make Believe in Yourself Palette. I have been really enjoying this palette and hope you enjoy this look!

So I used two brushes for this look: My Colourpop blending brush and my flat colourpop brush.

1. I started by laying down my urban decay eye shadow primer potion.

2. Then on the blending brush, I took myth in the crease and blended it up as a transition shade.

3. On my flat brush, I then put the white highlight shade all over the lid.

4. Then, I blended myth inwards on the outer portion of my lid - about half of my lid space.

5. Then I layed down marvel onto the outer portion of the lid, where I just put down myth, with my fluffy blending brush.

6. Then I took the blending brush and added more of myth lower in my crease to deepen up the look.

7. Once done with blending, I took my Rimmel Scandal Eyes Pencil in Blackmail and lined my upper lashes and added my Hard Candy Mascara.

This was the final look.



xoxo

Christina

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