Cotton Candy Anyone?

Beauty is the promise of happiness.  ~Stendhal

I am a big Katy Perry fan and as a fan I was super excited to find out she is coming  to IDAHO! Omg! I was jumping up and down with excitement and just had to get my hands on a couple of her tickets. Thankfully I was able to get tickets and cant express how lucky and excited I am to have the opportunity to see her in concert! Any who this got me thinking and I decided to do a look inspired by the light up cotton candy she will be having at her concert. If you have twitter and follow her she announced the light up cotton candy.  Any who, this look is inspired by her concert and the light up cotton candy she will be having there! EEEK! Super excited!


P.S. Sorry the lighting sucks in my pictures, took them in a hurry with my cell but I promise lighting will improve.

So I took this picture a few hours after doing the look and well I was also at work...lol. But It was pretty simple and I really liked the fact that it was different and not my normal makeup routine. 

What I used: (Most products will be Urban Decay :D)

First off to prime my eye I used my all time favorite primer, the Urban Decay Primer Potion. A little bit of that primer goes a long way. As as base color I used Sell Out, which is a shimmery pink champagne tone. I applied that over my entire eyelid and up to my brow bone. On my lid I started off with Minx, which is a teal with silver glitters in it. Make sure to pack on the teal color, specially in the inner half of the eyelid. On the outer corner of the eye I applied AC/DC, which is a dark shimmery purple with small blue glitters. Like I mentioned before make sure to pack it on. So far you should have teal in the inner half of your eyelid and the purple on the outer half of the eyelid (I know cotton candy is pink or blue but the purple was a little more brighter then pink). The next step is to blend, blend, blend. Blend until the colors seems to follow into the other. Use circular motions to get the harsh line dividing the colors to look like they gradually change from teal to purple. However,  try not to blend too much because then you will not be able to tell the difference in color and it may look like a muddy color.  To make the look come together apply the same colors on your lower lash line mimicking the makeup on the eyelid. Therefore the inner lower lash line should be teal and the outter half should be purple. Over lap the purple onto the teal so it blends in. For eyeliner I used a black eyeliner. My eyeliner is Benefits BADGal Liner in Black. Just line the upper lash line to make your eyes look a bit bigger, more awake, and open. To make your eyes pop even more I went in and applied Aspen Summit Number 23, which is a shimmery silver white color, in the inner corner on my eye as well as my highlight for my brow bone. This makes your eyes look a little whiter and not only catches light but draws attention to you eyes. Finally for mascara I used Zoom Lash mascara in Zoom Black. I wanted my eyelashes to have more volume and fullness to them as well as a dramatic affect. 

It is an easy and fun look. For the complete and finished look use bronzer or a soft peach color on your cheeks to give you that pop of color and for lips do a soft pink or just gloss. Hope you enjoy it and once again, if you want me to review any specific products or do a specific tutorial let me know. I love feedback!

Prices of Products Used and Where to find them:

• Urban Decay Primer Potion (Sephora) $18
• Urban Decay Eye Shadow in Sell Out shadow (Sephora) $17
• Urban Decay Eyes Shadow in Minx shadow (Sephora) $17 for an individual or $34 for the Vegan Palette.
• Urban Decay Eye Shadow in AC/DC (Sephora)-It was in the Book of Shadows Vol II but great substitutes for it are: Urban Decay Stardust Eye Shadow in Retrograde-$20 or Sephora Collection Mono Eye Shadow in Cardines Pride Number 33-$12
• Sephora Collection Mono Shadow in Aspen Summit Number 23 (Sephora) $12
• Benefit Cosmetics BADGal Liner in Black (Sephora) $20
• Zoom Lash in Zoom Black (MAC) $14