On the center of the lid I applied shimmery coral shade, which is still pretty light and sheered out. In the outer corner I used dark shimmery dark moss green shade to add slight green tint to it. Instead of black eye liner I used brown gel eye liner to make the look a bit softer. 

I finished with black mascara.

On the rest of my face I used BB cream and liquid concealer. I also powdered a bit. To give my face a bit of color I lightly used matte bronzer all over my face. On my cheeks I applied shimmery coral blush with gold sheen. Then I added white pink highlighter on top of cheeks and mixed it in with blush to create really glowy cheeks. 

I also wanted something soft and shiny on my lips so I created ombre lips. In the inner rim of lips I used matte orange lipstick. Then I took coral peachy lip gloss and applied it all over the lips to create that Korean like you've been sucking on popsickle look. I've been really loving wearing that kind of lip look lately.

What kind of makeup do you like to wear in the spring? Do you like shiny or bolder lipsticks?

I started my eye makeup by applying beige matte shade all over the lid. Then I used warm matte light brown in the crease. I used medium matte green all over the outer thirds of the lid, but concentrated it more on the outer corner.

Over the entire lid I applied shimmery golden olive shade, but left out the inner corner. There I placed warm shimmery yellow shade. On the bottom lash line I applied shimmery silvery olive eyeliner.

In the outer edge I applied the same golden olive shade to connect it to the upper lash line. I used gel eyeliner in a pencil form and created a winged liner starting from the center of the lid. I wanted the line to be thicker on the outside and not go all the way into the inner corner. 

With this look I paired natural but volumizing false eyelashes. 

I drew gold dots with gold liquid liner above my brows. I also used three different shades of creamy lip liner and drew flowers with them on the side of my eyes. In the center I used gold liquid liner as a center dot and also to create a few golden leaves around flowers. I also used brown brow pencil and drew freckles on my cheeks and nose. I though this would give me a more youthful and innocent look.

I've created plumpy glossy ombre look on my lips. I used fuchsia pink shade and applied it only on the inner part of the lips. Then I used peachy glossy products and applied it all over the lips and blended it together. On the cupids bow I applied white beige lip pencil to make it look even more plump. 

I've had a few problems while creating this look, one of them being that my camera battery was empty, so I had to charge it multiple times and take photos through the course of few hours. That's why my lipstick got messed up a little and does not looks as perfect on my full face photos as it does on my lips on the photos above. I was so busy checking that my lashes are still sticking on, that I forgot to check my lips. Go figure. 

Without false eyelashes and flowers on the sides, this is a wearable look and you can definitely rock it this spring. I love the ombre lips. Lately, I've been watching a lot of Korean inspired makeup tutorials, so I use this technique now too. It just looks very fresh and makes your lips look bigger, if you apply it properly and make it shiny. For some reason my eye makeup looks like it's not blended, but in real life it looked blended. My camera is playing tricks on me. 

Tatjana did and amazing evil spring fairy makeup looks, so go check it out. It's sort of the opposite of what I was trying to achieve.  Always fun to work with you Tatjana ;).

Tatjana and I worked on some other collaborations as well, so click on them if you want to see more: Modern Twist on a Classic Makeup Look and The Three Wine Fairies. She's definitely my partner in crime when it comes to makeup and the fact that we both live in the same region, just helps us to also talk some more in person. 

For my outer corner I used shimmery taupe-ish purple shade and blend it into the gold. I applied my black liquid eye liner and I tried to go from a very thin line to a thicker. At the end I winged it out and a bit up. I tried to keep the wing short.

On my lower lash line I also used warm light matte brown and over it I used that taupe-ish shimmer purple. 

Since I wanted the eyes to look almost a bit hazy romantic, I did used false lashes. They were pretty natural, but gave me some more length and definition. I have to apologize for my false eye lashes sticking out in the inner corner. For some reason my glue just doesn't work sometimes. 

On my face I used a medium coverage foundation with a more dewy finish. I also concealed any imperfections and highlighted under my eyes. I applied powder only to my T-zone, where I get oily sooner. I used a very light dust of bronzer around my outer edges of the face. This just gave me a bit of color and a very slight definition. I applied shimmery champagne gold highlighter all over my cheeks from  the tops of cheeks back to the cheek bone. I also applied it on the nose, Cupid's bow, a tiny bit on the chin and a bit on top of my brow arch. On my cheeks I used a shimmery, but very lightly colored pink blush. It all married together, the highlighter and blush and it created a very glowy look. 

On the lips I used a brighter, but creamy pink lipstick. I tried to blot it in, to make it look more like a stain and not so much like a full on lipstick.

It's definitely a lot lighter coverage for me and a more dewy finish. It looks natural and the glow makes it look very fresh. I also used some of the typical spring colors, at least to me. It's a natural, but still playful look, which by the way, you can definitely wear on Valentine's Day. 

Korean makeup lipsticks are so colorful that my heart starts to sing, when I see all those pretty shades. So of course I chose bright orange shade, which is also my new edition from Asian market. I'll do a separate review for most of the products I used in this makeup look.

As far as I figured out, Asian makeup is all about the skin. The skin is very natural looking, very glowy and shiny. I decided to use medium coverage moisturizing foundation all over the skin. Then I used highlighter in a stick form and used it all over my cheeks, on top of my brows (where the arch is), nose, cupids bow and highest point of the chin. No powder, bronzer or contour whatsoever. I did use creamy concealer to just conceal any redness and a little under the eyes. On the cheeks I just used the same lipstick I used on the lips. I didn't go as intense, as I saw on some photos, because well, I had to go out :).

I wanted to show you how glowy my skin looked under the sunlight. 

In my opinion this is an extremely easy and fast makeup, that looks pretty natural with a pop of color on the lips. It's also perfect for spring and you can totally adept the shades to suit you. I couldn't stop drooling over some of the Asian makeup and I must say I loved how glowy all of the makeup looked. I know I can't pull it of always, because my skin tends to get pretty oily on my T-zone, but I sure loved how it looked like. 

Products used:

Face:

Bourjous Healthy Mix foundation

Makeup Revolution The One foundation

Avon Ideal Flawless concealer

Sugar Box Face Shimmer Stick 02

CBI Color Box Longlasting 24 hours a day Colorstay lipstick 06

Eyes:

Avon eye primer

Bubu Girl Wow Painting Lip Tint 3

L'Oreal Super Liner Perfect Slim eyeliner - Intense Black

La Roce-Posay Respectissime Mascara Extension - Black

Lips:

CBI Color Box Longlasting 24 hours a day Colorstay lipstick 06