Blue + Berry = Spring Inspiration

This is a fun Sping Time look that is great for any skintone or eye color.
Just wear something blue!
Scroll down for details of what I used to get this glam look.

These April magazine covers featuring gorgeous celebs wearing a bright blue with berry colored lips was my Spring Time inspiration!

I went for a day time look with neutral, light eyeshadow and bright bold lips.

This pic above shows coloring without the camera flash.
The pic below is with the flash.

Products used for this Blue + Berry Spring Time Makeup Inspiration:

Face:
Makeup Forever HD Primer
Makeup Forever Concealer Palette
Makeup Forever Matte Foundation

Cheeks:
MAC Blush - Gingerly
MAC Blush - Pinch Me

Eyes:
MAC Eyeshadow - Vanilla - As a highlighter
- Retrospeck - All over lid and corner near nose
- Kid - In crease
- Espresso - In corner as a very small "v" shape and over eyeliner
Urban Decay 24/7 Eyeliner - Bourbon

Lashes:
Lash Extensions

Lips:
Revlon Color Stay Lipliner - Wine
(Line lips and gradually fill in leaving the center free of color)
Sephora Lipstick - Crush 23
MAC Tinted Lipglass - Boy Magnet, Pink Poodle

Blue ---> Eye ---> Liner ---> Cool Tones ---> Cooler Effects

Bold Blue Eyeliner with extended wings on upper and lower lash lines

A Super Flirty Sexy Spring look for my daring GLAM GIRLS ;)

Here's a close up shot of the blue wings. See below for details on products used!

Products used on my eyes:

MAC Paint Pot - Painterly (I like this as a base it makes for fab long wear liner)

Bare Escentuals Buxom Lashliner - Blue Velvet (I am in LOVE with this new item and will do a tutorial soon because I think it can be a bit intimidating for first time users)

Sephora Eye Glitter - Opal (This is used in the center of the wings on the outer corners of the eye and inner eye corner down to lower lash line)

NARS Multiple - Copacabana (Used as a highlighter below the brow and on lid area)

Love & Beauty Mascara - Deep Blue (Got this at Forever 21 for $3.00 and I hate it my lashes normally look full and fabulous and instead they look sparse and thin. BOO.)

I can't stress enough the idea of looking BEYOND the beauty counter for your products and tools. There are amazing brushes all over for much cheaper than your department store or Sephora. I LOVE LOVE LOVE Michael's (the craft store) for pretty good quality brushes that are WAAAAYYY affordable. The Loew-Cornell brush pictured above was less than $5.00 at Michael's and it works great!