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Floral Series: Lilacs

Floral Series: Lilacs 

I've always loved "inspo" looks based off series and I've watched plenty of videos of them, as well as seen many on Instagram. I wanted to try my hand at one. Although, I think creating looks from shows/movies for inspiration is really cool, I still wanted to keep my first "series" a little simpler. I've seen so many series of gemstones and really like the idea of it, but instead I thought I would try to do one that I personally haven't seen before. Even though I'm highly sure a floral one has been done. I want to keep the inspo just from the actual image of a flower and create a look based off of it! 
A series is such a fun idea and it really is a great way to get creative, especially on the days when you feel repetitive with your makeup and want a change. 
For the next couple of months (every other Thursday blog) I will be creating looks from floral images and I think it's perfect for the spring time! I was in such a purple mood this day so I chose Lilacs to be my first look. If you want to see how I created this look then keep on reading. 





 Products Used:


dr. brandt Pores No More Luminizer Primer
e.l.f. Flawless Finish Foundation (porcelain)
Makeup Revolution Conceal & Define Concealer (C1)
Too Faced Born This Way Ethereal Setting Powder

Tarte Hamptons Weekender Contour Palette (farmer's market, summer house, & beach getaway)
Too Faced Lip Injection Extreme
Colour Pop Amber Setting Spray 
Face Brushes Used:
Morphe E6 (foundation)
Morphe Highlight & Contour Sponge (concealer & powder) not pictured 
Morphe G5 (powder)
Tarte Artist Collection (contour/bronzer)
Morpheme E34 (blush)
Morpheme E61 (highlight)



Colour Pop Z Palette
Bh Cosmetics Shaaanxo The Remix Palette



I took the top left pale shade (clarity) as my base shade, then I added just a little of the yellow shade (buttercup) that is right under the first shade just in the crease.
Next I flipped the palette to the other side and added the purple shade (lover) to my crease as well to start the purples in this look. 
I used these three gorgeous shades from my Colour Pop Z Palette. I put the light pink shade (so jaded) all over the lid and I also highlighted my very inner corner and brow bone area with it. Then I added the brighter purple shade (crown jewel) to my crease and really blended this shade around. I blended upwards with it and even took it down my lid as well, just keeping enough pink showing through above and below the purples. I also cat eyed this shade out to a point. Touch ups were needed with the pink shade. Although I loved the look there I still wanted to throw the darker purple shade (hung up) in the outer corner and some in the crease just to add more to the purple color range and because I was loving the darker lilacs in the photo. I added the pink shade (so jaded) to the inner part of my lower lash line. 
To finish the eyeshadow I switched it up a little and wanted to keep the pink on the edges to mimic the lilac so I took the bottom left pink matte shade (bestie) and added that on the rest of my lower lash line.  
Eye Brushes Used:
Anastasia Beverly Hills Duo Blender & Shader ( crease & lower lash line)
Finger (lid)
XO Beauty Vegan Eyeshadow (very inner corner and brow bone)
It! Cosmetics Universal Brow Pencil 
L'oreal Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara
Aurora Ultimate Matt Liquid Lipstick (fairy)



Finished look;




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