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Warm Peachy Makeup Tutorial (Vegan & Cruelty-Free)
Since it's been requested so many times... here's my first makeup tutorial in a VERY long time! This warm peachy look is the one I wear when I'm not sure what makeup to do, my real 'go-to'. THe bonus? All products are vegan and cruelty-free.
Enjoy!
Since it's been requested so many times... here's my first makeup tutorial in a VERY long time! This warm peachy look is the one I wear when I'm not sure what makeup to do, my real 'go-to'. The bonus? All products are vegan and cruelty-free.
Enjoy!
Watch it here or on YouTube!
All products used...
concealer... kat von d lock-it concealer creme in L5 neutral
brows... anastasia beverly hills brow wiz in caramel
bronzer... too faced chcolate soleil bronzer
blush... too faced love flush blush in your love is king
powder... too faced primed and poreless skin smoothing pressed powder
highlight... becca shimmering skin perfector pressed in moonstone
eyeshadow... elf mad for matte palette (review here: http://plantbasedbride.com/blog/elf-mad-for-matte-review)
eyeliner... tarte tartiest double take eyeliner
mascara... tarte tartiest mascara
lipstick... dose of colours liquid lipstick in truffle
Would you like to see more beauty content from me? Let me know in the comments!
Until next time,
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