More Make Up For Ever Artist Shadow Swatches and Photos

After using the previous shadows, I definitely wanted to try more. They are everything you want in a shadow and more. Never powdery or chalky and always easily blendable. 

There are a few shades that are meant to be used as blush - M810 being one of them.

M536 is neutral enough to use as a contour as well as an eyeshadow (which I have tried and loved).

Caudalie Divine Oil

I kept hearing good things about the Caudalie Divine Oil, but I really wasn't interested for the longest time. When I finally tried it I had actually been looking for an oil I could use on my hair that didn't have any silicone in it. When I got it I tried it on the ends of my hair and it was nice; it didn't leave my hair too greasy or oily looking and smoothed any rebellious strands. The smell is very unique and can take some getting used to - even though it is not overpowering. Something about the scent is surprising at first, and then becomes familiar and something you want to smell of.

Urban Decay Naked 3 Photos & Swatches

This palette contains 12 neutral rose-hued shadows. There tends to be a bit of fallout with the glittery shadows, but overall they are pigmented and blend beautifully. Even though the shadows are more pink-toned they are still totally versatile and you can get a ton of different looks with a single palette.

Hourglass Ambient Lighting Blush Dim Influsion

A spinoff of the Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powder, this luminous blush comes in six different shades. They feature a mixture of pigment and Ambient Lighting Powder to create the perfect radiant glow on the cheeks.

Make Up For Ever Artist Shadow Photos and Swatches

Here are the shades M106, D320, and M600 from Make Up For Ever's new Artist Shadow line.

Urban Decay Naked2 Basics Photos and Swatches