Get The Look - The Galway Masterclass Edit

Hello! 

We had our first of our Spring Masterclasses last night in Galway. The Galmont is such a lovely hotel and the staff were amazing! We had all of the makeup chats with lots of great beauty questions! Thanks to all the amazing ladies who attended and made the masterclass so much fun. So today we're going to run through look two of the night on our gorgeous model Aisling. 

I prepped the skin with a glowing primer / moisturiser and popped some MAC Painterly Primer on the eye lids. If you want your eyeshadow to last and not crease an eyeshadow primer is key, and I love this one from MAC. 

For the base I used NARS complete concealer and popped this on before foundation on any areas that needed a little extra coverage, with Armani Power Fabric Concealer underneath the eyes. This is a lovely creamy concealer and you can just pop it on using your finger. Taking the Buffer Brush from the Sculpted Essentials Brush Set I worked NARS Longwear Radiant onto the skin. This is a lovely glowing foundation but has better staying power than the Nars Sheer Glow which was perfect for Aislings skin. I set all of this using the Bourjois Java Rice powder which is such a great product, leaving the skin with a lovely glow. 

Starting at the first hair I worked some Benefit Kabrow into the brow, you always start there as you want the lease amount of product at the outer edge. So just using light strokes with the definer brush I worked the product through the brow, and always give the brows a brush through with the spoolie end of the brush! 

My top tip for eyes is that good brushes are essential. Using the blender brush which is a big fluffy blending brush, I popped on some bronzer from the Sculpted Palette and blending all the time. Don't take it the whole way up to the eyebrow. 

I then used a darker brown, MAC Brown Down for the smokey effect, and underneath the eye at the edges and bringing a little of the bronze colour underneath. 

I used MAC Coppering on the flat part of the eye. It's a nice way to wear a little bit of colour with Golden Glow Powder Highlight all around the tear duct. For the real smokey sultry effect I used Maxfactor Brown Kohl Pencil on the waterline. 

Top tips when doing a flick is to have a really good thin angle brush and start off in a very thin line, as you can build up on this but it's hard to come back from!