Pink Party Look
I loved how her eyes looked using this collection. Usually it's hard to get a smoky eye that is just right (it's always too dark or too light), but this look really just made her eyes pop.
Step 1: Lindsey used the mauve shade (1) in the inner corners of her eyes and along her brow bone.
Step 2: Then she applied the lilac-y gray shade (2) in her crease.
Step 3: She finished up with a little black eyeliner and mascara and a swipe of the peachy blush in the palette (3).
Yellow Party Look
I feel like this look could easily transition from the office to a night out. I loved that the lip stain wasn't too sticky. The pinks and peaches in the palette weren't too dramatic for her style, which is a more classic, natural look."
Step 1: Emily started by using the concealer (1) under her eyes.
Step 2: She used the nude setting powder (2) on her eyelids.
Step 3: Then she applied her own black eyeliner in her inner rims and smudged the outer corners for more drama.
Step 4: Emily then used the brightening cream (3) and the cheek and eye awakening powder (4) on her cheeks.
Step 5: She finished the look by applying the strawberry red lip and cheek stain (5) on her lips and topped that with the pale pink lip gloss (6).
Purple Party Look
Step 1: After applying her usual foundation, Tiffanie used the coral blush in the palette (1).
Step 2: Then Tiffanie applied with the lightest eyeshadow shade (2) on her lids and up into her brow bone.
Step 3: She used the rose gold shade (3) on her lids.
Step 4: Then she used the darkest two shades (4, 5) in the outer corners of her eyes and smudged along her lower lashline.
Step 5: She finished her eyes with black eyeliner and mascara.
Step 6: Finally, Tiffanie used the coral lip gloss in the palette (6) for a pop of color on her lips.
Dance After Wedding 
