3 Easy Party Looks: Pink, Yellow and Purple

Sweetheart Tulle Short Cocktail Dress

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).

Strapless Chiffon Long Prom Dress

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).

One-Shoulder Chiffon Long Prom Dress

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.