https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/two-broke-girls-makeup • Posted by Cat Morley
Kat has pretty dewy white skin, so if you're not blessed with pasty Scottish skin like me then you might want to start by covering your face with a light foundation and a generous dusting of pale white powder.
Kat has pretty dewy white skin, so if you're not blessed with pasty Scottish skin like me then you might want to start by covering your face with a light foundation and a generous dusting of pale white powder.
Start by brushing a bright white eyeshadow across your eyelids. If you'd like to go for a more dramatic effect then dip your brush in water before applying the eyeshadow for a brighter white.
Create a gentle cut crease look by using a thin brush to create a line with the dark brown eyeshadow along the crease of your eye.
Use the warm gold eyeshadow to blend the dark eyeshadow up towards your brows and then highlight under your eyebrows with a subtle brush of the white eyeshadow.
Bring the warm gold eyeshadow down under your eye.
Use black liquid eyeliner to draw cat eye eyeliner along the top of your eyes.
Using a black eyeliner pencil, draw a thin line underneath your eyes, going halfway from the outside to the center.
Use the dark brown eyeshadow to fill in your eyebrows.
Finish off the eyes with several strokes of mascara to the top and bottom lashes.
Add a touch of white eyeshadow to your cupid's bow to highlight your lips.
Draw around your lips with the dark red lip pencil. Kat's lips are a little bigger than mine so I used the pencil to make my lips appear a little larger than the are.
Paint the center of your lips with the bright red lipstick.
Starting at the very edges, paint your lips with the dark red lipstick, blending in to the bright red when you reach the middle to create an ombre effect.
Complete the look by applying some hot pink blusher to your cheeks.