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I finally got the chance to play around with Sugarpill Cosmetics! It’s official – I love Sugarpill! This look is really quick and easy and all about colour and blending!

Tropical orchid blossom with Sugarpill Cosmetics

I used Sugarpill’s pressed eyeshadows in:

• Bulletproof
• Buttercupcake
• Flamepoint
• Dollipop

1. Prep eyelids with eyeshadow primer and apply ‘Bulletproof’ (matte black) shadow all over the eyelid, stopping at the crease and winging out into points at the edge of the eyes. Pack it on and really make it strong, opaque and dramatic.
2. Next step is to load up a small fluffy blending brush with ‘Buttercupcake’ shadow (bright yellow) and apply in the upper outer corners of the eyelid (under the brows). Take it right up to the temples if you like.
3. Grab a medium sized blending brush (or blush brush) and apply ‘Flamepoint’ shadow (bright orange) really strong high on the cheekbones, blending upwards towards the yellow. Blend excess Orange with yellow so that the blending flows and is seamless.
4. Using a small fluffy brush, apply ‘Dollipop’ shadow (bright medium pink) under the lower lash line, blending downwards and across in sweeping motions. Again, blend with the orange for a seamless look (so that you can’t tell where one colour finishes or starts)
5. Using a creamy black kohl pencil, line the lower waterline. Using a small brush, apply a little more black shadow into the lower lashline, getting right into and between the lases, and blend it downwards into the pink shadow.
6. Apply false lashes and mascara to top and bottom lashes.
7. Use a nude shiny gloss on lips to finish the look.

I really can’t get over how lush and richly pigmented these colours are! I found that a little product went a long way with these pressed shadows and that they blend very well with each other. I will definitely be experimenting with these products a lot more so look out for more tutorials and shoot pics to come!

Thanks to my beautiful sister Danielle for giving such great face <3