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Wear a Dark Burgundy Lipstick
I love darker shades of lipstick as they provide a bit diversity to my monochrome red lip collection. In this tutorial I share with you my tips on how to create an everyday burgundy lip look using makeup by e.l.f. Cosmetics.
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Step 1
I always start my makeup with a primer as it gives a better coverage and improves the overall look. For this look I used e.l.f. Studio Blemish Control Primer (c/o) that is so perfect for a problem skin. It contains Salicylic Acid and Tea Tree extract which are two most effective ingredients for controlling blemishes. In other words, this primer prevents blemishes while you are wearing your makeup. Isn't it amazing?
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Step 2
Apply a light foundation to make your skin look flawless. I used e.l.f. Beautifully Bare Foundation Serum in Fair/Light (c/o) which provides a light coverage and thus ideally work for everyday looks. This product reminds me another favorite, but pretty expensive Giorgio Armani Maestro Fusion Foundation. Compared to $64 designer product, elf‘s $8 foundation is a steal that will be a great addition to your makeup collection.
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Step 3
For concealer, my current favorite product is e.l.f. Foundation Palette (c/o) which allows to mix different shades to create a perfect tone that will virtually erase under eye circles in a matter of seconds. In order to avoid stretching the skin under my eyes and provide more natural coverage, I apply the product using a bamboo foundation brush by EcoTools.
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Step 5
It’s time for a little contouring. Using e.l.f. Ultimate Kabuki Brush (c/o), apply the darkest tone from e.l.f. Studio Contour Palette (c/o) on the lower side of your cheeks. In order to make it easier to “discover” the right spot, make a “fish face” (lol I honestly don’t know how else to call it) and work under the cheekbone line. Then contour just one inch above the temple with a second from the darkest shade. Finally, use a finger to add a bit of highlighter on top and bottom of your lips to emphasize your upcoming lips makeup.