Chicago inspired makeup look

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Uploaded by on Jul 25, 2011

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This look was inspired by Chicago the musical. Most of the inspiration came from the 2002 film version, specifically Katherine Zeta Jones' character Velma Kelly. This tutorial was rushed and made at three am ... hahahah so excuse the crappy quality. This look is perfect for Halloween, and is also done using ALL very very affordable products.

Products Used:
- e.l.f. tinted moisturizer
- maybelline fit me powder
- e.l.f. eyeshadow in periwinkle
- wild and crazy eyeshadow in raven
- amuse lip liner in burgundy
- nvey eco gloss in flirt
- love & beauty fashion lash
- duo clear eyelash adhesive
- maybelline intense xxl mascara
- sephora eye pencil in 500

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Uploader Comments (BeautyMarksTheSpot)

  • Love it! Your act at the end was pretty good too. I need to try this look. I'm already fair, I have big eyes, dark hair with same hair cut :) thanks again!!!

  • @Liebling05 thanks. send us a pic if you try it out.

  • You're beautiful....just saying :3

  • @VictorablySweet thanks so much =)

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  • Just what I was looking for! :D

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