Contest Entry for pnchamilton13's Summer Inspired Contest

When I think of summer I think of sitting outside in the sun with a tasty, cold cocktail. I've used the colours from my favourite cocktail Sex on the Beach for my inspiration. Fading from red to fuchsia, then to orange and finally to yellow. I hope you like the look.

Products used:

Face:
Maybelline Dream Satin Liquid in Nude
Maybelline Dream Matte Powder in Nude
Loreal Glam Bronze Blonde Harmony Duo Sun Powder
Mac Blush in Dame
Rimmel Clear Complexion Cover Stick

Eyes:
Urban Decay Primer Potion
Barry M Dazzle Dust 76 (yellow)
Barry M Dazzle Dust 64 (fuchsia)
Barry M Dazzle Dust 77 (orange)
Stargazer eyeshadow in Deep Red
Bourjois Clubbing Liner in Ultra Black
Loreal Contour Resist Longwear Eyeliner in Black
Rimmel Sexy Curves Mascara
Rimmel eyebrow pencil in Hazel

Lips:
No7 Precision Lip Pencil in Amber
Rimmel Lasting Finish Lipstick in Sugar Plum
No7 High Shine Clear Gloss

Music: 'Suspension' by Ultranova

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• contest
• entry
• pnchamilton13
• summer
• makeup
• make
• up
• bright
• orange
• yellow
• fuchsia
• barry
• mac
• rimmel
• fun

[mikiforeverxox]

Okay so all i have to say is that you are fricken amazing and i am so jelous of your talent!

[Kirsty2703]

Wow thanks, that's really kind!!

[bettyboopmua]

so cute

[Kirsty2703]

Cheers!! :)

[MakeMeUpCrazyGeorgia]

beautiful..

[Kirsty2703]

Thank you :)

[janiekendle]

Could you please please please send me a list of the ingredients for the rimmel clear complexion powder. Is it discontinued or still avialable in stores, do you recommend it? I googled the ingredients and not available. I am allergic to the stay matte powder but I want to stay in the line of rimmel for my powder bc I use their foundation. Drugstores have no return policy any more so it is really important to research the ingredients.

[Kirsty2703]

Thanks so much :)

[jas3766]

Another beautiful entry....You should be winning these contests!!

[Kirsty2703]

Thanks hun. I apply them dry. They are so pigmented there really is no need to apply them wet :)