Blu Ray-licious
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MAC_Pixie04
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I love working with the Cargo BluRay products. I'm superbummed that they didn't come out with anything for deeper skintones =(
missmacqtr
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You're so pretty!!
IheartCosmetics
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Gorgeous!!!!!!!!! Would you mind sharing the breakdown, on how you applied your eye look?
Temptasia
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Eye Make Up:
1. Applied UDPP on lids.
2. Lined top lash line with black liquid liner. I do this first because it really defines the shapes of my eyes so I have a better sense where I should put my shadows.
3. Using a crease brush, I used the muted mauve side of NARS's Charade duo all over my lid, then contoured with the smokey plum side to give it more depth.
4. Then I used MAC's Vanilla e/s highlight my browbone and blend. I also use a bit on the inner corners of my eyes to brighten the area.
5. Over the liquid liner, I soften the liner with MAC's Carbon e/s.
6. I line my lower lash line with UD 24/7 eye pencil in Zero. I think I even tried tightlining with this pencil to really define my top lashline.
7. Curl my lashes with Shiseido curler, then applied Maybelline mascara.
8. MAC's Expresso to fill my light eyebrows.
Hope that helps!
1. Applied UDPP on lids.
2. Lined top lash line with black liquid liner. I do this first because it really defines the shapes of my eyes so I have a better sense where I should put my shadows.
3. Using a crease brush, I used the muted mauve side of NARS's Charade duo all over my lid, then contoured with the smokey plum side to give it more depth.
4. Then I used MAC's Vanilla e/s highlight my browbone and blend. I also use a bit on the inner corners of my eyes to brighten the area.
5. Over the liquid liner, I soften the liner with MAC's Carbon e/s.
6. I line my lower lash line with UD 24/7 eye pencil in Zero. I think I even tried tightlining with this pencil to really define my top lashline.
7. Curl my lashes with Shiseido curler, then applied Maybelline mascara.
8. MAC's Expresso to fill my light eyebrows.
Hope that helps!
alwaysbella
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such a flawless skin, how do you do it?
Temptasia
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The Kit:
The Blush:
"Photochromatic pigments adjust with the light to ensure natural looking makeup. The blu_ray™ Blush/Highlighter is created with just the right amount of shimmer to look good on film or television and in your photos. It is perfect for highlighting the upper cheekbones for definition and a sculpted look. The irregular particle size helps to scatter and diffuse the light creating an optical blurring that gives the look of a softer, refined skin texture. "
The Blush:
"Photochromatic pigments adjust with the light to ensure natural looking makeup. The blu_ray™ Blush/Highlighter is created with just the right amount of shimmer to look good on film or television and in your photos. It is perfect for highlighting the upper cheekbones for definition and a sculpted look. The irregular particle size helps to scatter and diffuse the light creating an optical blurring that gives the look of a softer, refined skin texture. "
Temptasia
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I gave away my gloss set to a friend before I could try it out. I know the colors are really sheer, typical Cargo gloss.
The mattifier was just ok and I have not yet used their mascara.
The products alone are quite expensive
I may have a get a few more sets, then give away the products I don't really use as stocking stuffers.
The mattifier was just ok and I have not yet used their mascara.
The products alone are quite expensive
I may have a get a few more sets, then give away the products I don't really use as stocking stuffers.
BlueRose
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Thank you very much ^^
Originally Posted by Temptasia
The Kit:
The Blush:
"Photochromatic pigments adjust with the light to ensure natural looking makeup. The blu_ray Blush/Highlighter is created with just the right amount of shimmer to look good on film or television and in your photos. It is perfect for highlighting the upper cheekbones for definition and a sculpted look. The irregular particle size helps to scatter and diffuse the light creating an optical blurring that gives the look of a softer, refined skin texture. " |
Thank you very much ^^
IheartCosmetics
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Thank you!!
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| Originally Posted by Temptasia
Eye Make Up: 1. Applied UDPP on lids. 2. Lined top lash line with black liquid liner. I do this first because it really defines the shapes of my eyes so I have a better sense where I should put my shadows. 3. Using a crease brush, I used the muted mauve side of NARS's Charade duo all over my lid, then contoured with the smokey plum side to give it more depth. 4. Then I used MAC's Vanilla e/s highlight my browbone and blend. I also use a bit on the inner corners of my eyes to brighten the area. 5. Over the liquid liner, I soften the liner with MAC's Carbon e/s. 6. I line my lower lash line with UD 24/7 eye pencil in Zero. I think I even tried tightlining with this pencil to really define my top lashline. 7. Curl my lashes with Shiseido curler, then applied Maybelline mascara. 8. MAC's Expresso to fill my light eyebrows. Hope that helps! |
smellyocheese
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stunning! the skin looks incredible smooth and dewy with the right amount of colour. just perfect.
Debbie
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What brush did you use to apply the cargo powder?
I went to sephora yesterday, and I really do like the finish of it, even applying with a dinky sponge they provide at sephora. The blush is really nice too. I really do want to give the powder a try at home in natural light, and also compare it to mineral veil. This powder is reminiscent of Shiseido's as well. Sidenote, I have your skin color, but I use light in BE..interesting. Anyway..thanks for the recommendation!
I went to sephora yesterday, and I really do like the finish of it, even applying with a dinky sponge they provide at sephora. The blush is really nice too. I really do want to give the powder a try at home in natural light, and also compare it to mineral veil. This powder is reminiscent of Shiseido's as well. Sidenote, I have your skin color, but I use light in BE..interesting. Anyway..thanks for the recommendation!
Temptasia
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I used a mini kabuki brush to buff the powder into my skin. I have the mineral veil, but found that it looked chalky on me.
| Originally Posted by Debbie
What brush did you use to apply the cargo powder? I went to sephora yesterday, and I really do like the finish of it, even applying with a dinky sponge they provide at sephora. The blush is really nice too. I really do want to give the powder a try at home in natural light, and also compare it to mineral veil. This powder is reminiscent of Shiseido's as well. Sidenote, I have your skin color, but I use light in BE..interesting. Anyway..thanks for the recommendation! |
I used a mini kabuki brush to buff the powder into my skin. I have the mineral veil, but found that it looked chalky on me.
swt_int3ntions
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