Purple on Purple : Tutorial

I was thinking the other day of doing a monochromatic look, but I was having trouble thinking of a color that I could use on both my lips and my eyes. Obviously, the first color that comes to mind is pink or red, but I wanted to try something different (since I've already done an all pink look... several times), so I decided on purple. The purple on the lips doesn't show up perfectly true to life since I find it to be more purple toned rather than the pink it looks in the photos and video. 

Take a spin through the photos and if you're interested in how to recreate the look or what products I used, watch the video! 

Warm Smoky Eyes : Tutorial

I don't do dark, dramatic eyes very often in real life because I think that they look goofy on me, but every once in a while, I get a desire to do them. I also tend to shy away from using straight black shadow, but I figured since I am in the midst of #30daysofmakeup (on Instagram, you can follow me @bisoubisoubangbang), why not do a look I haven't done in a while. Pretty much every time I show a smoky eye, I say that it's "really easy", but they so often are really easy. Keep reading to find out how to achieve this look.

Wilde Style : Tutorial

Ok, now I can show you the real tutorial for this. I shot this in a slightly different way than normal because I had pretty much given up on doing this tutorial (I was pissed after the screw up) and then decided at like 9 p.m. to do it, so I just did a minimal setup for it. This look really is easy to imitate and keep reading to find out how to do it!

Easy Eye Pick Me Ups : How To

 

There are always quick tips and tricks to freshen up your look, but people don't always explain them with visual evidence. A lot of magazines and websites will simply describe them to you because they think that the idea is simple enough that everyone should just understand it. Well, I think that's pretty dumb or maybe it's just because I'm a visual learner, but I always think that the photographic evidence helps people learn something that is, well, visual. Keep reading to see how to implement two very simple, very quick pick me ups for your eyes.

Taking a break tonight...

Because my beloved boys in blue are playing tonight. I'm a KU fan and we've got an important game tonight, so I apologize, but there will be no posts today/tonight. I will, however, leave you with this image of my eye makeup today so that you understand how serious I am about my Jayhawks. Love you guys, thanks for reading and more posts will be up this weekend!

• Sugarpill Burning Heart Palette
• Sugarpill Loose Shadow in Royal Sugar

Kind of looks like a Jayhawk, right? :)

Green and Gold : Tutorial

Everyone, it has been a hot minute since I've posted a tutorial and I only realized it when I started to edit the pictures from this one. I apologize that I haven't really done one in about two weeks! My original plan was to do at least one tutorial a week and obviously I haven't done that. Regardless, I have a tutorial for you now and though I'm just showing you the eyes as a teaser, this is a full face tutorial using some products I've reviewed and some products you guys have never seen from me. Keep reading to see how to get this green and gold look!

Smudged Smoky Eye : Tutorial

I feel like I need to post tutorials every Tuesday so that I can coin it "Tutorial Tuesday". Regardless, I thought it was time for another tutorial and today, we are going to venture into the world of the smoky eye. The greatest thing about a smoky eyes is that even the most simple smoky eye can look sexy as hell. This smoky eye is incredibly easy to achieve with minimal tools. Keep reading after the jump to see what you need and how to get this look.