I started my eye makeup with eyeshadow primer and a bone colored matte shade all over the lid. As always, I wanted brown crease so I went in the crease with a very light warm matte brown. I darkened it a bit with a more neutral medium matte brown. Then I used matte chocolate brown and defined outer corner of the eye.

On the lid I applied a mixture of shimmery golden pink and shimmery cranberry pink. Because it was a bit too understated, I went in with more of that cranberry pink and deepened it a bit. I went for a winged liner look with a gel like black pencil. For a softer line, I also went over it with a matte black eyeshadow and kind of smoked it out on the edges. I used the same matte shades on the lower lash line.

For a really defined wing, I recommend using concealer under the line to sharpen it and make it look cleaner. I also applied beige golden highlighter on the inner corners. Because I don't love the feel of full falsies, I went for half false eyelashes that I only applied on the outer half of the lid to give me even more winged out look. I also applied mascara on my natural lashes.

On my face I used dewy BB cream mixed with a moisturizing lightweight foundation for a natural finish. I also powdered a bit with a loose powder and applied a bit of bronzer and contour to my cheeks. But I kept it all very natural and subtle. I also used a lot of light shimmery bronzer to make the skin look fresher and give it a nice glow. I used light mauve shade as a blush to keep it in natural theme. 

Because it's all about the soft warm eyes, I used pigmented mauve pink shade of lip gloss on the lips to make them plump and keep it looking like your lips but better.

Products use

Face:

Missha Perfect Cover B.B. Cream 21

Bourjois Healthy Mix Foundation 51 Light Vanilla

El.f. High Definition Powder Sheer

Essence Eyeshadow 15 Hazel Me Not! (contour)

Kiko Flawless Fusion Bronzer Powder 01

Trend It Up Powder Blusher 050

Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed Moonstone

Eyes:

Etude House Proof 10 Eye Primer

Zoeva Caramel Melange - Wax Paper

Zoeva Caramel Melange -  Universal Delight

Too Face Semi-Sweet Chocolate Bar - Mousse

Too Face Semi-Sweet Chocolate Bar - Truffled

Zoeva Cocoa Blend - Warm Notes + Sweeter End

Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed Moonstone

Avon Supershock Gel Eyeliner Black

Too Face Semi-Sweet Chocolate Bar - Licorice

Maybelline Lash Sensational Mascara Black

Essence Lashes To Impress 03 Half Lashes

Duo Adhesive

Lips:

Catrice Lip Cushion 020 Better Make A Mauve

I added black gel liner and winged it out a bit. Then I went over it with a chrome silver liquid liner and made black liner a bit thinner just to add definition. Around my lower lash line I applied pastel blue shade to make the bottom a bit more romantic and less heavy. 

I also added shimmery pale yellow shade in the inner corner and up above the crease. This makes the whole look a bit more sparkly and romantic. For my mascara I wanted defined lashes and to still show through my shimmery silver liner.

I applied my usual foundation mixed with some glowy fluid. I used a lot of bronzer all over my face and some golden highlighter. As a blush I used peachy brown shade. On my lips I used matte medium brown shade. I wanted all focus on eyes and everything else is very neutral. 

I love the mix blue shades as well as metallic silver and gold. It looks colorful, kind of smoky, but also a bit romantic and dreamy. 

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. 

I used 7 shades of Avon Supershock Vivid Liquid Eye Shadows. You can use cream eyeshadows or just go with metallic or shimmery powder eyeshadows. It's more about the shades, although I love the metallic effect of these liquid ones. 

I started by applying stark blue silver shadow into the inner corner of the eye. I added light pink a bit more towards the lid. Then I used dark violet in the first part of the lid and left some space in the center. I moved on to the outer part of the eye and used emerald green. I also connected it to the bottom lash line. Then I used gold based olive green in the center. I also added a bit of burgundy shade in the crease to connect dark violet and emerald. I used the same shades on the bottom. 

I didn't really blend these out, because I wanted to keep the intensity. The whole look is more like a painting technique and it's just a lot of shades with metallic finish put on one lid. The messier the better in my opinion. 

I skipped the liner. Instead I used fluttery long natural false lashes and applied them close to the lash line. I put on some mascara and eyes are done. 

For the sake of this being a bit more shimmery and hypnotizing, I also used some nail rhinestones and glued them under the arch of the brows and around the outer corner of the eye. I also used one small one in the inner corner of the eye, to make them pop.  

I used the same liquid eyeshadows on my lips. First I used the emerald green one all over the lips. I also added stark blue silver in the very center of the eye, which created a little ombre. 

You can use cream eyeshadows or lipsticks and go over them with silver and blue powder eyeshadows.

On my face I used foundation, concealer and powder. I also used cream light gold highlighter and heavily highlighted cheeks, on top of brows, nose, Cupid's bow and chin. I went over it with silver powder eyeshadow to intensify it. I used blue shimmery powder eyeshadow to contour sides of my face and nose. I also went over contours and highlights with emerald and silver liquid eyeshadows. Just to get the same color all around the face. 

If you decided to recreate this, you can also wet your hair for a better effect. You can even use oil on your hair. It will give you the same wet effect plus you'll be giving yourself an oil mask for the whole evening - two in one. 

I have actually done this makeup on some basics makeup, which I did for reviewing purposes. I had firstly applied yellow gold cream eye shadow on the lid, up to the crease. Then I added rose eye shadow around the lower lash line and in the crease and pulled it a bit up. I then added matte bright pink makeup in the crease and a bit up.

To make look more wearable and deeper in the outer corner, I used red based brown and put it directly into the crease of the eye, concentrating more on the outer part. I also used it around the outer part of the lower lash line, to make it look a bit deeper. I used gold pink highlighter in the inner corner of the eye.

This is the part, where you add winged black liner - but since I already had it, I just intensified it and put on a bit more mascara.

Very simple look. That gold eye shadow pops out anytime you close your eyes. 

I decided to use one of my favorite lipsticks, which is a mixture of pink and peach. 

As for the rest of the face, I used gold rose highlighter on the higher points of my face, a bit of bronzer around the outer part of the face and dusty rose blush on the cheeks.

I have mentioned several times that I am not a fan of pink, but those sort of dusty rose shades really appeal to me. How about you? Do you like to incorporate pink in your makeup or not?

Products used

Eyes:

Maybeline Color Tattoo in 05 Eternal Gold

Catrice LE Eve in Bloom C02 Beauty Bouquet (lighter shade)

Sleek i-Divine Ultra Matts V1 shade Pucker

Essence Cookies & Cream eyeshadow in 03 Last Night a Cookie Saved My Life!

P2 Glow Up! highlighter eyes and cheeks in 021 High Beam

L'Oreal Super Liner Perfect Slim in Intense Black

L'Oreal  Volume Million Lashes in Extra-Black

Lips:

Mac Patisserie

Face:

Revlon Colorstay foundation in 150 Buff

Rimmel Stay Matte powder in Transluscent

Catrice Velvet Finish concealer in 030 Velvet Beige

P2 Glow Up! highlighter eyes and cheeks in 021 High Beam

ELF Contouring Blush & Bronzing Powder in St. Lucia

Catrice Illuminating Blush in 010 I'm Nuts About You