ColourPop Blue Moon Palette Look #2
I mostly used the ColourPop Blue Moon Palette for this look except for pulling in a couple neutrals and a black creamy base.
I mostly used the ColourPop Blue Moon Palette for this look except for pulling in a couple neutrals and a black creamy base.
First look using only the ColourPop Blue Moon Palette. Before now, I’ve only ever used it as a pairing palette.
I’ve been wanting to spend some more focused time using my monochromatic 9-pan palettes from ColourPop for a very long time. The Blue Moon palette is the one I used most recently so I figured I might as well keep using the same one for a bit.
It’s been a while since I’ve felt a look came out a failure. It’s not terrible but it wasn’t what I intended to do. What I had in mind was based on some flowers with a purplish pink center that faded into a delicate and striking cobalt blue around the edges.
This was an entirely unplanned look and so I did not initially film it but later decided to. This look and the last one I posted have been so frustrating for me to edit and make content out of. I usually focus on one palette at a time which tends to be much more straightforward.
I wanted to do another inspired look. This time it was a very random plant I walked by with almost blindingly bright pink flowers. I wondered if I had anything that shade of pink and decided to snap a pic to reference and look through my collection when I got home.
An actual all matte look with the Smashbox Desert Palette. This is not really a creative or very involved look and I wasn’t sure I really wanted to share it because of that. I did this because I wanted to use the two deeper matte shades over a larger part of the lid to see how they worked.
Another look with the Smashbox Desert Palette. In the first look I only used the matte green shade as liner and I wanted to use it again in a way that required blending to see how it would perform.
I decided to pull out my Smashbox Desert Palette and use it to create this mostly matte, warm eyeshadow look.