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FOTD: Big Dolly Eyes

Big Dolly Eyes!!

So this makes my eyes look soo big. Normally my eyes are pretty small but it never fails when I line around my whole eye it just look larger. But apparently (and I google searched this) lining the whole eye only works on smaller hooded, monolid, and predominant eyes. So if you have one of this I suggest doing it.


What I used:

ELF customizable palette (smokey) for lips and eyes and face
It comes with a blusher, shadows and lipsticks

Maybelline lash stiletto black

Loreal infallible eye liner in black

Chanel mat lumier foundation

Wet n wild mineral powder foundation
(this stuff is awesome, it works really nicely the brush feels good and it has coverage enough for me to skip foundation most days.)
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