For this Diwali makeup look I am using my favourite palette, the Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern Renaissance
For my crease, I am applying the colour warm taupe, doing the same to both eyes
Then on top of Warm Taupe, I applied Burnt Orange, again applying to both creases with a fluffy brush
for my eyelids, I am using the Smashbox Masterclass Palette, using the shade zoom
it's a lighter green shade, and here I am applying it with my fingers all over my eyelids
I've noticed that shimmery shades apply better when using your finger, instead of a brush
I find that the pigments pop that much more with fingers instead of a brush
To the outer corner, I applied the shade serpent, it's a darker green shade, complimenting the other colours
and now done with my eyeshadows, here I am just blending out the areas so it doesn't look as harsh
For eyeliner I am using the Maybelline Master Precise Curvy Eyeliner,
the tip on this one is quite thick so I am just moving along very slowly, so I don't make a mistake
and then also making a wing at the end
For this look it's optional to wear false lashes, you don't have to, mascara alone would be fine,
but I went ahead and put on some Velour Lashses (Lash In City) to make the look more dramatic
now on to my base, I am using the Smashbox Photo Finish Primer, applying it with my hands
For foundation I am using my favourite one, it's MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation, in NC30
I like using a brush for foundation, instead of a beauty blender, because it's gives a flawless finish I find
this foundation has good coverage, don't need much
to contour I am using the Maybelline Fit Me Foundation Stick, this is in the shade coconut,
and the to highlight I used the Maybelline Age Rewind Eraser, and this is in the shade light
I first contoured my cheeks, forehead, under my chin, as well as my nose
to highlight I applied it under my eyes, nose, forehead, under the cheek contour and around my mouth
I then blended out my contour with a brush, and used a damp beauty blender for the highlighted areas
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it's important to set the highlight and contour, so here I am using the Anastasia Beverly Hills Contour Kit
I used the dark shade here to set all the areas I contoured, and then the banana shade for highlight
For highlight, I used a fluffy brush, and the banana shade to go over all of those areas highlighted
whereas to contour, I used an angle brush to blend those area, so the product didn't move as much
before blush, I applied the Anastasia Beverly Hills Glow Kit (Dripping in Gold shade)
with a fan brush, I applied it to my cheekbones, my nose, forehead, and then to my brow bone with my fingers
then I applied the NYX Baked Blush with a fluffy brush, to the apples of my cheeks,
now on to my lips, first I lined them with the Milani Hot Pink Lip Liner,
and then on top the Anastasia Beverly Hills Liquid Lipstick in the shade Carina
So for this look I used Western and Indian clothing,
here is my chunni, it's a net style, with mirror work and while there is a lot of stone, it's quite light actually
I paired this with the same gold dress from H&M (Makeup For Navratri look) and a gold pajama
and then to complete the look I wore this beautiful pearl and gold set, which I got from Delhi.
Unfortunately I don't remember where, just that it was from somewhere in Delhi
To all of those celebrating Diwali, Happy Diwali!!
I hope you enjoyed this Diwali makeup tutorial. Thanks and see you soon, bye!