September Bride Erin

September bride Erin chose to go with a different makeup look for her wedding day. She typically wears neutrals and pinks. We opted for navy blues to dramatically define her eyes.

Yaby Cosmetic eye shadows in So Navy, Carbon Paper and Indigo Mine were used along with Make Up For Ever's aqua eyeliner in 3L (Dark Blue) A touch of silver shimmer over the entire eyelid added a touch of fun.

Erin's cheeks were accented with Yaby blush in bl022 and highlight in pf089 with contouring in bl017.

I started with Becca Beach Tint in Strawberry on her lips, followed with a neutral lip liner by Make Up For Ever, topped off with a combination of Yaby lip colors in lc131, lc252 and lc268. A hint of Face Atelier's lip glace in Flamingo to add shine.

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