mark. Makeup Monday: Violet Ink

Spring has definitely sprung here in New York and even though its not official until some time this week I’m definitely packing away my Winter clothes & sticking to bright colors & that definitely includes my makeup! Purple is always my go to colored eyeshadow. It just looks so good on everyone & this brand new matte iMark is super pigmented and the richest color.

What’s more exciting than spring finally arriving?? My ridiculously packed week!!!
Monday: Dying my hair!!!!! Time for a change!
Tuesday: I can’t quite tell you yet but I’ll be meeting one of my favorite designers at a special event!!!! (I bet you can guess who it is!)
Wednesday: Getting my sister ready for her confirmation!
Thursday-Sunday: Las Vegas!!!!!
ALL while going to work! My boss laughed when I told him I’d be leaving work early every day this week!

As always on mark. Monday. ALL the products I used to create this look are mark.

1. Start by prepping your skin with For Goodness Face Moisturizer & Primed for Perfect Face Primer. Layer on Min-A-Real Cream to Powder Foundation & Conceal for Real Concealer, especially under eyes and around nose. Set the look with Matte-Nificent Oil Absorbing Powder.
2. Contour face by applying Bronze Pro in Pro Glow along hair line & in hollows of cheeks. Add extra highlight to cheekbones by applying All The Highlights Soft Glow Illuminator along cheekbones.
3. Apply iMark Eyeshadow in Violet Ink to entire lid & blend just above crease. Highlight eyebrows by applying iMark in Whisper under brows. Draw the inner V of each eye with Mini Mark it Stick in Shell. Apply 2-3 coats of Lash All You Want Mascara in Black to lashes & line waterline with No Place To Run Eyeliner in Ultraviolet.
4. Finish with LipClick Sheer SPF 15 in Pinkie.

Even my earrings & dress in today’s post are mark!
Everyone needs a little bit of luck, why not wear them on your ears!

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