Tailor Your Look: Maleficent Cheekbones

Looking for the perfect highlighting and contour kit? Well this is it! This product the Filmstar Killer Cheekbones by Charlotte Tilbury (£49), is the ultimate product for your cheekbones.

The palette comes with two shades one to sculpt and one to highlight. Use the highlight across the top of your cheekbones, down the middle of your nose and in the centre of your forehead. Use the sculpt on the bottom of your cheekbones around the side of your face and below your jawline, for flawless cheekbones, your face will be transformed! 

   

Tailor Your Look: Bright Eyes

 

This is a brilliant little pot from Benefit. Creatively called Lemon Aid (£16.50) It is a colour correcting eyelid primer, fabulous for pale women with thin skin on and around the eyelid. This can also be used as a undereye concealer, it is great at that! Due to the colour correcting pigments it helps disguise those purple patches. The product itself is a slightly yellow cream so it has a high coverage and leaves your eyes looking refreshed! Although I would only recommend to use this product if you intend either to use eyeshadow and only use as a undereye concealer if you would wear foundation with it.

What eyelid primers do you use ? 

 

Tailor Your Look: Naked

No, naughty. Your eyes we are talking about, the Urban Decay Naked Eye Palettes 1,2 and 3.

 

The Naked palette (£36) contains 12 original bronze-hued shades that complement every skin tone. The shades called Virgin, Sin, Naked, Sidecar, Buck, Half Baked, Smog, Darkhorse, Toasted, Hustle, Creep and Gunmetal, range from light colours to use for highlighting to dark colours used to create the most sultry of smokey eyes. This palette is a make-up classic and should belong in every make-up lover’s box. After you try this palette you will never look back and it can be used for day and night, giving the most naked but striking eyes.

The Naked 2 palette (£36) contains 12 follow-up taupe-hued shades. The shades called Foxy, Half-Baked, Bootycall, Chopper, Tease, Snakebite, Suspect, Pistol, Verve, YDK, Busted and Blackout. The colours are more smokey grey overall, with some metallic shimmering shades which are simply beautiful. More of a night-time palette for beginners but the masters can make it work day or night. Especially fabulous on fierce blondes.

The Naked 3 palette (£36) contains the final 12 rose-hued shades. The shades called Strange, Dust, Burnout, Limit, Buzz, Trick, Nooner, Liar, Factory, Mugshot, Darkside and Blackout. These overall pink shades are harder to look good on everyone, this palette is more suited to tanned brunettes, but the last four colours can look good on everyone. This palette is more of a summer-girl-next-door look, used for the day-time.

Each palette comes with a cruelty-free Good Karma Eyeshadow Brush.

Which palette do you prefer 1, 2 or 3? and are there any cheaper but equally as mesmerizing palettes out there ?