I started out this look knowing I wanted to use the deepest shade in the ColourPop Uh Huh Honey Palette to create a graphic shape and use some of the lighter yellow shades around it. I ended up adding a black shadow to add a little more depth because it just wasn’t enough for me.
This was my first look look using the ColourPop Uh Huh Honey Palette. I just did somewhat of a predictable look with it. When I’m not really sure what to do, sometimes doing the obvious thing and getting that out of the way helps.
I’ve been looking forward to using the ColourPop Uh Huh Honey Palette. I like and use yellow eyeshadow in combination with other colors but I haven’t done many all yellow looks in all the time I’ve been a makeup lover.
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.
An orange eyeshadow look with the ColourPop So Very Lovely Palette. Most of the looks I’ve done before this have been a mixture of the warmer and cooler shades in the palette but I wanted to do something using only the warm tones.
My fourth look with the ColourPop So Very Lovely Palette. The intent of this look was to try and show both Lace Up and Eyelet a little more prominently. I feel like I didn’t really achieve either as well as I would have liked.
Went for a somewhat strange, experimental look this time using the ColourPop So Very Lovely Palette. I usually don’t have a plan when I do these looks but sometimes I have a starting point in mind and let it go from there. I knew I wanted to use the orange shade in the crease the way I did and use some of the lighter shimmers underneath it on the lid.