This is my first (and hopefully not last), Face Of The Day), so be nice!
The main feature of the show
is Jane Iredale’s Eye Steppes in Go Warm, which is the perfect complement for
Asian skintones.
To this end, Jane Iredale’s
Steppes travel-size eye pallete is the perfect fix. With a stackable, three-tiered pot featuring
a mirror and five shades from beige to orange to brown, you can keep it nude or
build up for a more vibrant look.
For the FOTD, I began with a
Bellapierre base. Then I applied the
lighter golden shade across the entire lid and up to the brow bone. I followed this with the orange shade – working
from the outer corner in, to cover two thirds of the eyelid. Then with fluffy
eye shadow blending brush, I blended both the golden and orange shades
together. See the picture below:
| Jane Iredale base |
Now you could stop right
there, but to add a little definition, I added the darker brown shade to the
corner of the eye and blended inwards and upwards along the crease of the
eye. Finishing with a slick of eyeliner
and Mally mascara (which works wonder, BTW), the finished eyes are below:
I don’t think my camera does
the eyeshadow justice, as the colour was a lot more vivid in person.
The look itself is subtle
enough to wear everyday, but the colour is classy and flattering and I would
even wear this eye makeup to a wedding or party, if it worked with my outfit.
I finished the look with
Urban Decay Cream to Powder foundation, Benefit’s High Beam, Green People Pure
Blush in Peach blended with a blusher from Too Faced Pink Sugar Pallette. For the lips I used a Front Cover Air Kiss
lipstick in Rhubarb (sorry about the hair, it was a very impromptu photocall).
Jane Iredale Eye Steppes compact is available in a
range of shades to suit different eye colours and skin tones and costs £39.95
per compact. For more information go to www.janeiredale.com and for local stockist details, call
020 8450 7111.
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