Spiced Fall Look Face of the Day

Hey doll hey! How’s your day/night going? Great I hope. I’m doing pretty good today.. slight sinus headache but all in all felling pretty darn good.

With fall just 6 days away I’m already in the fall spirit. Nice creamy hot cocoa, warm and comforting autumn candles and spicy eye looks.

For today’s look I used the Juvia’s Place The Masquerade Mini 16 Pan Palette ($30 for $19.50 for 0.84 oz / 24 g of total product on their website making 0.053 oz / 1.5 g and $1.88 price per shade), the Catrice Insta Bae 12 Pan Palette (retails for $15 but is on sale for $12 for 0.44 oz / 12.5 g of product on their website making it 0.037 oz / 1.05 g and $1.25 at retail price or $1.00 at sale price per shade), 1 shade from the Beauty Bakerie DO IT FOR THE GRAHAM 12 Pan Eyeshadow Palette ($38 for 1.2 oz / 33.6 g of total product at Ulta making it 0.1 oz / 2.8 g and $3.17 per shade) and 2 super shock shadows from ColourPop.

Today’s scent is…

***Elizabeth Arden White Tea Vanilla Orchid*** ($42 for 1.7 fl oz / 50.275 mL and $56 for 3.4 fl oz / 100.55 mL of product at Ulta) was launched in 2019 and is a powdery sweet floral scent with notes of:

Top Notes: Bergamot, Lemon Primofiore and Quince.

Heart Notes: White Tea, Jasmine, Vanilla Orchid and Gardenia.

Base Notes: Orris, Vanilla, Musk, Ambrette and Amberwood.

Let’s take a look at the walkthrough of today’s Face of the Day….

*remember as always, all hyperlinks provided are simply for fast location of the products used and not affiliate links… I just did the research so you didn’t have to 🥰*

Eyes and Brows:

I set my brows using I set my brows using got2b glued styling spiking hair glue by Schwarzkopf ($14.91 for 3, 6 oz tubes on Amazon, it’s also sold at most drug and big box stores) and the Makeup Revolution Soap Styler Brow Brush ($6 on their website) . I brushed the gel through my brows and used the handle of my spoolie brush to flatten my brows out and once they dried I outlined and then filled in my whole brows using the E.L.F. Lock on Liner and Brow Cream ($4 for 0.19 oz / 5.39 g of product at Ulta) in the shade Espresso and then feathered in a few brow hair strokes using the NYX Lift & Snatch Brow Tint Pen ($11 for 0.03 fl oz / 0.89 fl oz of product at Ulta) In the shade Espresso (the 7th deepest shade). I cut my brow line and primed my lids using the Beauty Creations Color Base Primer ($4 for 0.5 fl oz / 15 mL of product on their website) in the shade White Out (pure white). For today’s look I used the Juvia’s Place The Masquerade Mini 16 Pan Palette ($30 for $19.50 for 0.84 oz / 24 g of total product on their website making 0.053 oz / 1.5 g and $1.88 price per shade), the Catrice Insta Bae 12 Pan Palette (retails for $15 but is on sale for $12 for 0.44 oz / 12.5 g of product on their website making it 0.037 oz / 1.05 g and $1.25 at retail price or $1.00 at sale price per shade), 1 shade from the Beauty Bakerie DO IT FOR THE GRAHAM 12 Pan Eyeshadow Palette ($38 for 1.2 oz / 33.6 g of total product at Ulta making it 0.1 oz / 2.8 g and $3.17 per shade) and 2 super shock shadows from ColourPop. I started by setting my brow line using #Repost (creamy vanilla – matte) from the Catrice palette. For the cut crease I used some cut crease stencils from Crown Noir Cosmetics and then I went in with the Tan – matte shade from the Beauty Bakerie palette from the stencil to the brow line. I then went into the Juvia’s palette and used the shade Zulu (rusty brown – matte) on the crease of the stencil. I pealed off the stencil and I then used the shade Ada (spice brown – matte) from the Juvia’s palette over the middle 1/3 of the mobile lid and the crease. I took a hint more of the Beauty Creations primer and tapped it over the blank space of the cut crease that the stencil left and then I used the ColourPop Jelly Much Shadow ($9 for 0.23 oz / 6.5 g of product on their website) in the shade Saguaro (warm coral with a golden shift) for the newly cut crease. I then took the shade #Glam (medium reddish brown – matte) from the Catrice palette over the outer v of the crease. I wanted a hint more depth to the cut crease so I tapped a bit of ColourPop Super Shock Shadow (retails for $7 but is on sale for $4.90 for 0.074 oz / 2.1 g of product on their website) in the shade Reflection (rich burgundy/copper duochrome) over the ball of my lids (the very center of the mobile lids). For the lower lash line I created a deep drop shadow with more of the Tan – matte shade from the Beauty Bakerie palette and then I went over that with more of the shade Ada (spice brown – matte) from the Juvia’s palette. Over the outer 1/2 of the lower lash line I darkened the lash line using more of the shade #Glam (medium reddish brown – matte) from the Catrice palette. I lined my lower water lines using the ColourPop BFF Crème Gel Liner ($7 for 0.04 oz / 1.25 g of product on their website) in the shade Lost Girl (cool bronze with silver pin points) and highlighted the inner corners of the eyes using the ColourPop Super Shock Highlighter ($9 for 0.15 oz / 4.2 g of product on their website) in the shade Happy Thoughts (shimmery warm champagne).

Complexion:

I primed my face using LA Girl Pro Prep HD Color Correcting Face Primer ($6.99 for 1 fl oz / 30 mL of product at Ulta). I contoured using Fenty Beauty By Rihanna Cheeks Out Freestyle Cream Bronzer ($32 for 0.22 oz/ 6.23 g of product at Sephora) in the shade Amber (contour with cool undertones for fair skin tones). For foundation I chose Catrice True Skin Hydrating Foundation ($11 for 1.01 fl oz / 30 mL of product on their website) in the shade 002 Neutral Ivory. I bronzed using Anastasia Beverly Hills Cream Bronzer ($35 for 1 oz / 28.35 g of product at Ulta) in the shade Hazelnut (tan to deep with warm undertones), color corrected the under eyes using BECCA Undereye Brightening Corrector (no longer available as company is closing) in the shade light peach. I highlighted the high points of the face using ColourPop Super Shock Highlighter ($9 for 0.15 oz / 4.2 g of product on their website) in the shade Happy Thoughts (shimmery warm champagne) and concealed my under eyes using Catrice True Skin High Coverage Concealer ($6 for 1.01 fl oz / 30 mL of product on their website) in the shade 002 Neutral Ivory.

Cheeks, Lips, Lashes and Touch Ups:

For cream blush I used ColourPop Super Shock Blush ($8 for 0.15 oz / 4.2 g of product on their website) in the shade Cheerio (deep cranberry). I set my under eyes using Laura Mercier Secret Brightening Powder ( $28 for 0.14 oz / 3.97 g of product at Ulta) and set the rest of my face with Catrice HD Baking & Setting Loose Powder ($12 for 0.81 oz / 23 g of product on their website) in the shade Transparent. I touched up my bronzer using Catrice Sun Lover Glow Bronzing Powder ($9 for 0.28 oz / 8 g of product on their website) in the shade 010 Sun Kissed , I did not need to touch up my blush today and the highlight at the temples, nose and cupid’s bow using BH Cosmetics Glowing in Greece Blush and Highlighter 6 Pan Palette ($17 for 0.56 oz / 15.88 g of total product on their website making it 0.93 oz / 2.65 g and $2.83 per shade) in the shade Athens (champagne). I lined my lips with ColourPop Lippie Pencil ($6 for 0.035 oz / 0.99 g of product on their website) in the shade Brink (terracotta rose) and topped my lips with BECCA Ultimate Lip Love Lipstick (discontinued) in the shade Blush (coral with terracotta undertones) I gave my lashes 1 coat of Milani Dangerous Lengths 3D Mascara ($9.99 for 0.27 oz / 7.56 g of product at Ulta) and popped on a pair of ColourPop Falsies Faux Mink Lashes ($8 per style at Ulta and on the ColourPop website) in the style Bae. I set my face using Beauty Bakerie Spray Your Grace Setting Spray ($18 for 3.4 fl oz / 100 mL of product at Ulta). I did not need to touch up at all today.

Final Thoughts:

I love a good terracotta smokey eye for the fall. It pairs well with just about anything and those Crown Noir cut crease stencils made doing my eyes a snap today.

ColourPop Super Shock Shadow (retails for $7 but is on sale for $4.90 for 0.074 oz / 2.1 g of product on their website) in the shade Reflection (rich burgundy/copper duochrome) this shade represents Mulan and is billed as revolutionary crème-powder eyeshadow, famous for its unique bouncy texture, delivers bold colour & fine glitter in one swipe without creasing, fading or fallout.

I give this super shock shadow a solid O+++!!! This shade is so stunning and perfect for fall time. It went on super creamy and the little glitter flecks just light up in the sun light.

ColourPop Jelly Much Shadow ($9 for 0.23 oz / 6.5 g of product on their website) in the shade Saguaro (warm coral with a golden shift) is billed as intense pigmentation in a single swipe. Zero creasing, zero fallout.

I give this Jelly Much Shadow a solid A+++ First off, this shade is divine! I’m going to have to try and save some of this for our vow renewal (which was proponed until January 2023 do to hubby having some health issues that needed to be addressed). I didn’t grade this one higher because I think mine was a bit dried out because it was flakey and a didn’t apply smoothly, but after a bit of finessing it I was able to get a really pretty pop of coral on my lids today.

ColourPop Crème Gel Liner ($7 for 0.04 oz / 1.25 g of product on their website) in the shade Lost Girl (cool bronze with silver pin points) is billed as a super creamy, highly pigmented Crème Gel Pencil that delivers instant color payoff for all day wear.

I give this liner a solid O+++!!! This liner is stunning on the water line… it gives a nice rusty hue that some how shimmers so perfectly in the light. I wish I would have known I was going to fall in love with this shade, I would have purchased a few back ups.

E.L.F. Illuminating Face Primer ($7 for 0.49 oz / 13.89 g of product at Ulta) is billed as a primer that smooths, brightens, and preps your skin for makeup, while also leaving it with a radiant, luminous finish.

I give this primer a solid F- I tried it out today and immediately decluttered it. It’s gritty and patchy and was just a total mess on the face. I had to wash my face and start all over again. I’m not sure if the primer I purchased was just old or if this is the true formula of the primer but I hated it, violently.