Makeup Look: Golden Goddess (E.L.F)

Hi!

 

Recently I reviewed the E.L.F Eye shadow Pigments in Golden Goddess and Baked Brown and the other day I also created a look using both of them, so I thought I'd post it so you can see them both in action!

 

If you want to read a review of the eye shadow pigments from E.L.F that I recently reviewed, you can see it HERE.  I have swatches there of the colours which might be easier to see than actually the eye!

 

I named this look after my favourite of the two pigments..."Golden Goddess" as I just LOVE that colour! I'm such a sucker for gold shadows/pigments.

 

 

 

 

Again apologies for the photo qualities...here in the UK with no sunlight it is pretty difficult to get the colours to show up properly!

 

Here are the products I used:

 

 

NYX Eye Shadow Base in White

E.L.F Eye Shadow Pigment in Baked Brown

E.L.F Eye Shadow Pigment in Golden Goddess

MUA Eye Shadow Pearl in Shade 2

Borjois Khol & Contour Eye Liner in Ultra Black

Soap & Glory Supercat Liquid Black Eyeliner Pen

Benefit High Beam

L'Oreal Lash Architect 4D Mascara

 

 

I first used the NYX shadow base then patted Baked Brown on the outer corner of the eye and Golden Goddess on the inner half of the lid. I patted them to blend them together.

I used the MUA Shadow near the tear duct to brighten the darkness that I have there.

I used the Benefit High Beam as a highlight below my brow bone (I really like using this as a highlight there, it just catches the light beautifully) and then lined my waterlines with the Bourjois eye liner.

I lined my top lashline with the Soap & Glory pen liner. This is the first (and to date only) make up product that I've tried from Soap & Glory but I love this. So easy to use and I've used it hundreds of times and it hasn't been used up yet. It's one of my most used eye liners ever.

I then added the L'Oreal mascara to my lashes; I've had this a while and I'm trying to use it up at the moment.

 

So that's it! Quite a quick and relatively easy look today, not involving any tricky blending or bright shadows. It's a variation of my typical bronze/gold smoky eye look that I use as my "signature" look all of the time.

I adore the colour of the E.L.F pigment in Golden Goddess!

Be sure to check out my review of them if you're interested!

 

I hope you enjoyed this look! :)

Thank you for reading!

Libby x