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BB Cream and Simple Eye Routine

Hi everyone,
I have been wearing makeup similar to this A LOT lately. I've really been enjoying the look a BB Cream gives my skin. That paired with a super easy eye look makes my life so much easier! 

This is the finished look...
If you'd like to know how I achieved this look then keep on scrollin'



I prepped my skin with an eye cream and daily moisturizer. Then applied a layer of this elf Poreless primer.



I bought this before I went on vacation and honestly I wasn't expecting much from it. I've tried several BB creams and I haven't liked any of them. This one is so good! It gives me a really good amount of coverage and feels really nice on my skin. I dab dots all around my face and then blend it in with a damp Real Techniques sponge.



I still need concealer under my eyes and around my nose to help within my dark undereye circles and redness around my nose.



I set my undereye concealer with elf HD setting powder.



I set the rest of my face with NYX finishing powder and then slightly bronzed the skin with Physicians Formula bronzer.



I primed my lids with this Wet n Wild Primer.



I filled in my brows with none other than the trusty Milani Brow Fix Kit.



Now for the shadows. For this look I chose a taupe shimmer, a champagne shimmer, and a highlight shade that is close to my skintone.



Using a flat brush, I applied the Bella Espresso shade all over my lid using a patting motion.



Using the same shadow and a crease brush, I brought the shadow up into my crease. Just follow the natural shape of your eye socket for this.



Then blend with a fluffy brush. I smudged the same shadow under the eye as well.



I highlighted my browbone with the nude shadow. 



I applied a bit of this champagne shadow to the inner corner of my eye. 



Lashes!



I love this blush when I am wearing a more natural look. It's such a pretty natural flush to the cheeks.



Then I set my face with this setting spray.



I didn't use any liner today. This butter gloss gives me a good amount of color without one.



And we are done! 
Here's some pictures of the finished look...



I'm sure you noticed the different background in these pictures. That is because I totally forgot to take them when I finished this so I had to snap some downstairs really quickly before I headed out the door. 


This eye looks is so pretty and easy to do!


I hope that you all enjoyed this post. If you try it, post pictures on the blog group so I can see!

Until next time...
Xoxo,
Adela

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