Take me on vacation

I finally received my international palettes, from Morphe, Kylie, Cleof and Colorpop. So excited I decided to create a look with the Kylie "Take me on vacation" Palette. This is the first of many to follow using the different palettes to create various looks and to test and review the palette.

The palette with swatches:

I was invited to a tutus and tiara bridal shower, perfect opportunity to do a dramatic eye on a subtle face and light contouring.

The colors used from the Kylie "take me on vacation" palette are marked below.

The Make-up Look:

The Make-up details:

Primer: Mac face primer
Corrector Palette: icolourcorrect skin seal - blur and Contour palette
Foundation: Flormar perfect coverage
Contour and Highlighting Kit: Yaby
Blush: Peach Rouge by Yaby
Eye shadow: Kylie Take me on vacation Palette
Eyeliner: Liquid eyeliner essence cosmetics
Eye pencil: Lakme
Mascara: False lashes by essence cosmetics
Lipstick: Givenchy Rouge a Levres
Setting Spray: Rose setting spray by Kiki

xoxo

M!ss Wiss

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