Purple halo smokey eyes

I've started with priming my lids using Mac Paint Pot in Soft Ochre. I brought it all the way under my brows, covering the entire lid area. Next I applied black kajal pencil into my inner and outer corners and I blended it well with my brush. Afterwards I applied black matte eyeshadow on top of the kajal pencil and I blended the edges well.  Next I applied a transition color above my crease. I used a matte medium brown and I blended it well, so the transition between black and medium brown was smooth.
Next I applied a purple gel eyeliner as a creamy base on my mobile lids. I did the same on my bottom lids as well.
Afterwards I applied a shimmery purple eyeshadow on top of the purple base and I blended the edges a bit, I applied the same purple eyeshadow on my bottom lids and I blended it with the same transition color. Next I lined my top and bottom lashline with a liquid eyeliner.
For the face I applied MAC Pro Longwear concealer in NC 15 mixed with a full coverage foundation from Max Factor in shade 105. I set everything with a loose powder and I contoured a bit under my cheekbones.
Next I defined my brows with a black eyeshadow and applied a generous amount of mascara on my lashes. For the lips I chose a neutral nude liquid lipstick.

Cote d'Azur colors inspired look feat. Sephora Blockbuster Palette

 I was thinking what kind of look should I do today and because it's summer holiday time here in the Netherlands I thought something "vacation-like" would be fun to do. I absolutely adore colors of french Cote d'Azur - aqua, turquoise, marine blue and green. I put them all in one look and of course I "gothed" it! If you want to know how I did it, keep reading.

I started as usually with priming my lids. I used Mac Paint Pot in Soft Ochre all over my lids. Next I blackened the inner and outer corners of my eyes with a black gel eyeliner from the Sephora Blockbuster Palette. The whole palette is amazing invention. It contains majority of products you need for make-up - eyeshadows, eyeliners, eye pencils, blushes, lip pencils and lip glosses. I also use gel eyeliners for my brows so there are more areas covered for me in just one palette.
Next I applied my transition color. I chose the satin medium brown and I put it above my crease. I always "pretend" that my crease is 1 till 1.5 cm higher than my natural crease and I put my eyeshadows accordingly. That's how I cheat big eyes and hide that my lids are hooded.

Next I applied a black matte shadow on top of the black base I created earlier and I blended the edges.
Next I applied a turquoise gel eyeliner (from the Blockbuster palette) in the centre of my lids. Afterwards I applied turquoise eye shadow on top of it. I concentrated the lightest color on the middle of my mobile lids. I applied darker blue and navy blue towards the outer corners to achieve gradiant effect. I applied a green eye shadow towards the inner corners.
Next I lined my top lashline with a liquid eyelier. I applied black gel eye liner into my waterline and on my lower eyelids. I blended it with the black eyeshadow and I applied the same turquoise shadow in the centre.

After I cleaned all fall outs I primed my face using Revlon Photoready foundation primer. I concentrated mainly on the centre of my face - nose, cheeks, chin and forehead.

Next I applied my foundation - I mixed Mac Studio Fix Fluid in NC 15 with Mac Pro Longwear concealer in NC 15 and pressed it into my skin with damp beauty blender.
To hide my under eye darkness I used LA Girl HD concealer in shade Natural. I set everything with loose powder from Grimase.

I also controured under my cheekbones, sides of my nose and sides of my forehead with medium brown eyeshadow from my Morphe 35 W palette.

Next I applied mascara and demi false lashes and "drew on" my eyebrows.
I lined my lips with black liquid lipstick from LA Splash in shade Venom. I filled in the centre with the same turqoise gel eyeliner and I applied the same blue eyeshadows I used for my eyes in the same gradiant way - darker towards outer corners, green in the very centre of my lips.

Halo smokey eyes using Morphe 35W palette

I've started with priming my lids using MAC Soft Ochre Paint Pot which I applied all over my eyelids and blended very well.

Next I darkened my inner and outer corners with a black kajal eye pencil and I blended it as well. I figured out that a black kajal pencil blends way easier when it's applied on top of the cream base. I made sure that some of that black is on my bottom lids as well.


Next I applied my transition colors. I first started with matte white which went directly under my brows and which I blended with matte light beige color which I applied below. Next I blended the black with some medium brown above my crease.

Then I moved on to the black eye shadow which I applied to my inner and outer corners and blended with the transition colors I applied earlier.

Next I applied the shimmery plum color in the centre of my lids and blended with the black color a bit so the transition was perfectly smooth. I applied the same color on my lower lids as well.

Afterwards I applied a shimmery white eye shadow (which is not in Morphe 35W palette) into my inner corners. I blended it a bit with the black color which I applied earlier.

I finished the eye look with eyeliner on my top lash line and waterline and with a mascara.
For my face I used a thin layer of a medium coverage foundation (MAC Studio Fix fluid in NC15). I highlighted under my eyes with LA Girl HD concealer in shade Natural. I set everything with a loose powder and I contoured a bit with the medium brown eyeshadow from the Morphe palette.

Next I defined my brows with the black eyeshadow from the Morphe palette.

For my lips I used a frosty lilac lipstick from Max Factor and I outlined them a bit with a rosy pink lip pencil. I blended the edges a bit to make it look a bit more natural.

Black smokey eyes with a touch of gold

I've started as always with priming my lids. I used MAC Paint Pot in Soft Ochre and I applied it all over my lid with my finger.
Next I used big chubby black eye pencil on my top and bottom lids and I blended it with my finger as well.
Afterwards I went in with my transition shade which is matte medium brown from Inglot and I blended it above my crease.
Next I highlighted under my brows with matte white eye shadow.
Then I applied my black matte eye shadow on top of the black pencil - top and bottom lids. I applied a shimmery golden eye shadow into my inner corners.

Next I lined my top lash line using liquid liner and I winged it outwards. Then I lined my waterline with black eye pencil.

I primed my face using Revlon's Photoready foundation primer and I applied my foundation from Mary Kay. I concealed under my eyes using La Girl Pro HD Concealer. Next I applied a bit of a luminizer onto my cheekbones.
I set the entire face with loose powder and I contoured my cheekbones. I also applied a bit of a blush which I normally never do.
Next I defined my brows using black brow pencil and black matte eye shadow.
I also applied a ton of mascara on my both top and bottom lashes.
As a last step I applied my lipstick from Maybelline.

Dark smokey eyes feat. Sleek Enchanted Forest palette

I started with priming my eyelids using MAC Paint Pot in shade Soft Ochre. I blended it very well up to my eyebrows. Next I applied my black base on top - creamy black eye pencil which I blended with my finger. I made sure that outer corners are the darkest. I applied some of that pencil on my bottom lids as well.

Then I started with the Enchanted Forest palette. First I highlighted under my brows with a white eye shadow (1). This also created a barrier for other shadows I applied later on.
Than I applied a dark plum eye shadow (2) all over my eyelids. I went pretty high in my inner corners, almost up till my brows which was something new I wanted to try out. I made sure I blended well above my crease. I always apply eye shadows very high above my crease because I have hooded eyes and this is an amazing trick how to make it less visible.
Next I applied a silvery-green eye shadow into my inner corners (3). Afterwards I darkened the outer corners with a dark burgundy/black (4). I did this on my lower lids as well. The last eye shadow I used was the shimmery purple (5) which I popped in the center of my lids (top and bottom).

Next I lined my top lash line with liquid eyeliner. I also applied black eye pencil into my waterline.
Afterwards I applied my foundation from Mary Kay in shade Ivory, a concealer under my eyes (LA Girl HD concealer in shade Natural) and I set it all with a white loose powder from Grimase. I also contoured under my cheekbones using a light brown matte eye shadow from Revlon (Hazelnut). Then I applied my mascara and defined my brows using black matte eye shadow.
For my lips I used 2 products - both liquid. I first lined my lips with black liquid lipstick from LA Splash in shade Venom. Then I filled in the center with a purple matte lip gloss.
Afterwards I blended them together a bit to achieve more smooth transmission of colors.

Quick plum smokey eyes

I started with the foundation. I used Vichy Dermablend foundation stick in shade Opal (which is the lightest foundation I own). I set it with loose powder. Next I applied the dark plum matte eye shadow from Sleek Enchanted forest palette. I blended the edges with white eye shadow and I darkened the outer and the inner corners of my eyes with the darkest shadow in the palette (it's dark burgundy, almost black). Next I lined my top and bottom lash line with black eye pencil. I also lined my waterline. Next I defined my brows using black eye shadow. Afterwards I applied mascara on my top and bottom lashes and I moved on to the lips. I first put on liquid lipstick from Maybelline in shade Raspberry all over the lips. Then I darkened the inner corners with a black liquid lipstick from LA Splash (shade Venom). Then I blended the colors together a bit to achieve a smooth transmission.

It's Black Friday inspired Gothic look

I'm a huge fan of Black Friday. She is an ultimate Victorian Goth and a very successful YouTuber. She posts videos with make up tutorials, outfits, vlogs, really funny reactions to hate comments and much more. I absolutely love her style and creativity and that's why I tried to recreate one of her signature looks.

First I primed my lids with white eye-shadow base. Then I applied white matte eye-shadow all over them. Next I drew a crease line with grey eye-shadow way higher than where is my natural crease to achieve bigger looking eyes. I elongated this line towards my temple. Next I drew a line along my lash line with black matte eye-shadow. I connected this line with the crease line. I played a bit with defining the correct thickness and shape. Next I went over this line with a liquid liner to make it more precise, sharp and more black.
Then I drew another line under my bottom lash line. I drew it lower than it should be in order to achieve big doll like eyes. I connected this line with the top line in the inner corners. Then I blended under this line with a black eye-shadow to make it more diffused because I didn't want the line to be too sharp.
Next I applied my foundation and I set it with a powder.
Then I continued with blending the lines and adding more darkness. When I was done with eye shadows I applied plenty of mascara on my top and bottom lashes. Black Friday wears beautiful extremely big false lashes which I didn't have at the moment, so I had to do without them.
Next I defined my brows with a black eye-shadow. I made them different than Black Friday does simply because she shaves her natural brows off so she can draw any shape she likes but I like to have my natural brows so I have to adapt my brow shape to them.
As a last step I put on my liquid lipstick from LA Splash in shade Venom (which is pure black).

My story and why I joined the alternative scene

I grew up in a very small village full of very narrow-minded people where everyone knew everyone and you would breath in gossip along with the oxygen.
My parents were raised under the communistic regime to be exactly like every other single person in the society - never stand out, never have an opinion, never dare to say what you mean, never think for yourself, never protest, always live up to the values, never be different. 
The system fell when I was 3 years old but people remained the same. They were equally judgmental, biased, prejudiced, xenophobic and treating everyone who was different as a plague.

With having all of this in mind, my parents tried to raise me to be "normal". Not to stand out, to respect the values, to avoid being the one gossiped about, to blend in. 
When I was 7 years old my parents became members of an extreme Christian group which made the rules and values even more strict. And I'm not even speaking about how they were multiplied.

I was following their lead through my childhood and puberty, which wasn't easy because it felt so unnatural to me. I always had the desire to be different and to be noticed. I always hated to be the "grey mouse" and I looked with disgust at the girls whose example I was supposed to follow. I never understood why I always had to be modest and silent. Why I had to let others speak. Why I always had to agree with the older and therefore wiser, talk only with girls and women and only about household, cooking and listening to their bragging about anything possible. I was bored to death every single time we had visitors or when we went somewhere for a visit. But I never disobeyed and it didn't even occur to me that disobeying was an option.

My puberty was the worst period of my life. I had severe acne on my face which was impossible to hide and impossible for other people not to notice. It was also impossible for my peers in school not to bully me for it. My parents were having pretty serious financial troubles then as well, so the priorities were rent and food - not clothes and shoes. Not even mentioning skin care or make-up. I learned not to care about how I looked. It wasn't in my power to change anything about it so I didn't worry about it too much. I just avoided mirrors and being caught on camera. 
What was pissing me off quite much though was the fact that, because of my looks, I had no social life. I was avoiding boys and their cruel jokes as much as they were avoiding me and my ugliness and I was avoiding girls because I didn't want to be the beast next to all the beauties. Teenagers just treat the world by its looks, not by character or personality. That's just the way it is and it won't change. 
I never believed that looks aren't everything. It was my experience that if you had looks you were popular, accepted and people were eager to listen to your opinion, which of course wasn't happening for me. I grew up to be an outcast. I still didn't hate people and I wanted to be a part of society. I just accepted the way they are and I didn't let it bother me.

Years passed, my acne disappeared and I finally had money for make-up and clothes (I remember how I blew my entire first full-month salary on it and how amazing it felt). I still lived with my parents and I was a member of the extreme christian group as well- I didn't really care for it myself but I was just doing what my parents expected me to do. I hated the majority of the rules and I felt like a lion in a cage- I was never being myself because I was not allowed to. I remember my dad's never ending lectures about how bad it is to desire to be different and how am I supposed to follow the rules. I also remember how my dad hated the phrase "to be yourself". I never knew who I was and I could never find my own style. I was jumping from one style to another but I never felt good about any of them. I was just lost.

I wasn't happy but I also wasn't too unhappy. I just accepted the fact that I had to live the way my parents and my religion told me to and there was no way out for me. And I learned that the only way how to not go insane is by just not giving a crap about anything or anybody.

A bright light from the sky appeared when my Dutch boyfriend who was living in the Netherlands, asked me to marry him and move in with him. I accepted his proposal immediately. I really liked him and it was an amazing opportunity to escape my country, which I hated for the obvious above mentioned reasons, and to escape from my parent's dictatorship. Of course, I was still bound by religion - just like my future husband and his family. But I was eager to finally become myself and follow my rules as much as I could.

I won't mention any details of my marriage but I ended up being disappointed. 
People in Dutch villages are as equally narrow-minded and gossipy as the people back home. Maybe less extreme but it's the same story all over again. The religion had the same rules and the same values as like back home and the people wouldn't accept me for who I was. I dared to be myself just a tiny bit but it made me already way too different from them. I lived like this over 5 years, I felt worse day by day until the point that I couldn't take it anymore. There was nothing else left for me but to quit. So I did. My marriage, my religion, my acquaintances, my so called friends, everyone I knew. I left everything behind and I started all over again from the scratch. 

This time I didn't let anybody tell me how to live or which rules and values to follow. I decided to never become a part of any religion and to never get married again. The world was wide open, just waiting for me to explore it. I discovered metal music (which wasn't allowed by my religion) and it's sub-genres and ended up loving it. I started visiting metal concerts and festivals and I was shocked by the people. Christian religion is picturing metalheads as violent drug users, ready to destroy everything. I saw how horribly wrong they are. I felt great between metalheads. I loved the fact that when the music starts playing they can behave as crazy or "idiotic" (how would my folks and people back home describe them) as they want to, and nobody cares. Nobody is looking at anybody with contempt, nobody is pointing fingers and nobody is judging. I felt the freedom of being myself between these people. I remember how awkward I felt on my first metal concert. I was just standing next to the wall observing other people not daring to move. I was crazy in love with the clothing and make-up of the alternative/metal scene and it took me almost a  year to dare to wear it myself. I started slowly step by step transforming my looks into something I really liked. And something that defines me. Now I can honestly say that I look like who I really am. I like all alternative styles and sub-cultures but I don't consider myself part of any of them particularly. I like to be nu-goth or psycho-billy one day and industrial or grunge another day. I like the variety. And I'm happy this way.

I still live in the same village and I see people staring at me when I wear the clothes and make-up they find unusual. I don't care about it. It amuses me. I like to shock people. I like to be unconventional and I want to show that I am not one of them. With my looks I am representing freedom and enlightenment and my refusal to follow religious or any rules which I disagree with. I am no longer unnoticed, I am not a grey mouse and I only do what I like. I respect other people and their choices, I respect the country I live in and the rules of the country. I don't do anything illegal and I am not encouraging anyone to do so. But as long as I am free by the rules of this country to listen to whatever music I like and to look whatever way I want I will most certainly do so.

My current go to look: Black smokey eyes & black lips

This is a quite simple look and it takes me pretty short amount of time and products to create it. I also feel like I look like myself the most with this make up style.
How I achieved it?
First I started with a creamy grey eyeshadow as a base (using Maybelline's color tattoo eyeshadow in shade 55 Immortal Charcoal). I applied it all over my eyelids with my finger. I smudged the outer edges  where I wanted the color to be the lightest. Next I highlighted under my brows using a white matte eyeshadow (Inglot freedom system 373). Next I applied a light beige eyeshadow below the white one and a medium brown eyeshadow on top of it (Inglot freedom system matte 390 & 342). This created a transition between light and dark colors and also a perfect base for blending black eyeshadow. Next I applied black matte eyeshadow on my lids (top and bottom) and I blended it above my crease. I used Rimmel's 214 Jet Black. I usually blend a bit higher because I have hooded eyes and I want the dark eyeshadow to be visible with my eyes open as well. I blend under my bottom lashline also pretty far to achieve more "goth" look. It also makes my eyes to appear bigger.
Next I lined my inner corners, my top lashline and an outer bit of my bottom lashline with black eyepencil from Essence. I chose eyepencil over liquid (or gel) eyeliner because I was going for more smudged and less precise line. I set the pencil with the black matte eyeshadow to prevent moving, creasing and to make it last longer.
I primed my face using Revlon's photoready perfecting primer.
Then I applied my foundation -
Mary Kay luminous-wear foundation in shade 4 Ivory. Next I highlighted my under eye area, the top of my cheekbones, my jaws and chin with light yellow concealer from my Beauty88 concealer palette. I set it all with loose white powder from Grimase. Next I drew on my eyebrows using black gel eyeliner from Rimmel.
I applied 2 coats of mascara on my top and bottom lashes (Me Now Generation II Lash power Extension Visible Mascara).
For my lips I applied my favourite liquid lipstick Venom from LA Splash cosmetics.

Taupe & Grey

 First I primed my eyelids with Maybelline's Color Tattoo Cream eyeshadow in Taupe. Then I applied medium brown matte eyeshadow from Inglot (freedom system matte 342) all over my eyelids. Then I highlighted under my brows using Inglot eyeshadow (freedom system matte 373) and I blended it with the brown one so the transition was seamless.
Next I applied taupe-grey shimmery shadow from Sleek Enchanted Forest palette (Drizella) on the moving part of my lids.
Afterwards I lined my top lashline with a black eye pencil from Essence (long lasting 01 Black Fever). I also lined my inner corners and a bit of the bottom lash line. Then I smudged the pencil with a matte black eyeshadow (Rimmel Jet Black) and I also darkened the inner and the outer corners. I made sure I blended everything well.
Next I blended my lower lashline with the medium brown eyeshadow to give it more dimension and to make my eyes appear larger.
Afterwards I lined my eyes with liquid liner. I applied thin line and I extended it outwards to a wing.

For my face I mixed sheer light coverage foundation from Wet 'n' wild cosmetics with MAC Pro longwear concealer in NC 15 and applied even layer. I highlighted my under eye area using LA Girl HD concealer in Natural. I set everything with loose white powder. I also contoured under my cheekbones using the same medium brown eyeshadow I applied on my eyes.

Next I applied 2 coats of mascara on my lashes and defined my brows using black brow pencil.
For my lips I used LA Splash Lip Couture liquid lipstick in shade Venom - which is pure black.

Goth ice-purple eyes using Sleek I Candy palette

I've started with priming my lids with a white eye shadow primer from W7. Than I applied a white matte eye shadow on top of it. I mainly concentrated on my inner corners, under the eyebrows and on the center of my lids.
Then I applied a cool toned matte blue eye shadow into my crease and I blended it outwards and upwards. I applied a bit on my lower lids as well. Then I applied a warm purple matte eye shadow into my crease and I blended it with the blue eye shadow I applied earlier. I also applied it on my lower lids. I made sure I blended everything well so the transmission was perfectly smooth without any harsh edges. I also darkened the outer V's with a black matte eye shadow.
Next I lined my top lash line with a waterproof liquid liner and I applied my mascara on top and bottom lashes.
Next I applied MAC Pro Longwear concealer in NC 15 instead of a foundation all over my face. I set it with a loose white powder. Next I defined my brows with a black matte eye shadow. It wasn't dark enough for me so I applied a black liquid liner on top of it to make it extra black.

Metallic purple-olive duo chrome look

List of products
Eyes:

L’Oréal Color Riche LeKajal 501 Black

MAC Paint pot Soft Ochre

Sleek I Divine Au Naturel palette - Moss

Sleek I Divine Enchanted Forest - Anastasia

Inglot freedom system matte 373

Inglot Freedom system matte 350 

Inglot Freedom system matte 342

MAC loose pigment - Nocturnelle

Essence Long Lasting eye pencil 01 Black Fever

Max Factor Clump Defy mascara

Me Now Generation 2 mascara

Face:

Lancome Teint Idole Ultra 24H  - Beige Diaphane 03

MAC Pro Longwear Concealer - NC 15

LA Girl Pro HD concealer - Cool Tan

Grimase Loose Powder

Revlon Colorstay 05 Hazelnut (contouring)

Brows:

Rimmel Glam eyes 214 Jet Black

Lips:

LA Splash Lip Couture Venom

Sleek I Divine Au Naturel Palette - Moss

Sleek I Divine Enchanted Forest Palette - Anastasia

MAC loose Pigment Nocturnelle

All purple using Sleek Enchanted Forest palette

I first started with priming my eyes using Inglot's gel eyeliner in shade 73 which is amazing purple color. I made sure it is as dense as possible. Next I blended the edges with Inglot's 390 matte eyeshadow which is light beige with slight pink undertone and I used Inglot 373 matte eyeshadow for highlighting my browbone. Then I applied Grand Duke eyeshadow from Sleek Enchanted forest. It is slightly shimmery duochrome blue with purple. Absolutely amazing color. I applied it on my lids up to the crease and I blended it so the transition would be smooth. I repeated the same steps on my lower lids as well. I also highlighted my inner corners a bit with Fairy Godmother (which is shimmery light pink color) from the same palette.
Afterwards I lined my top lashline using NYC liquid liner and applied my foundation the standard way. I tested the new foundation this time - Lancome Miracle Teint in shade 034 mixed with MAC Pro Longwear concealer in shade NC15. They work amazing together. I also highlighted my under eye area using LA Girl Pro HD concealer in shade Natural. I set everything with white loose powder from brand called Grimase. Then I applied my mascara and while it was drying I defined my brows using Maybelline's Color Tattoo cream eyeshadow in black and I brushted them through with clear brow gel. I also contoured my cheekbones using Inglot's matte eyeshadow in shade 342.
For my lips I started with matte purple lipgloss which is exactly the same color as my Inglot's gel eyeliner. After it dried I applied the Grand Duke eyeshadow on top of it and I darkened the inner corners using black matte eyeshadow and liquid eyeliner for extra sharpness.

Black with cool green shimmer using Sleek Enchanted Forest palette

I've recently purchased the newest palette from Sleek called Enchanted Forest and I absolutely love it. It is amazing for creating all kinds of looks - especially dark, gothic, grungy or very edgy looks. Today I felt like wearing something between gothic and edgy so this is what I came up with.
I've started with priming my eyes. I applied black eyepencil as a base and I blended the edges with light brown matte eyeshadow. That created my border. Then I applied my main eyeshadow - silver-cool green all over my lids. I darkened the outer V's using matte black eyeshadow. I applied the ligher eyeshadow in the inner corners. I lined my bottom lashline with black eye pencil and I applied the "main eyeshadow" on top of it. As final step I lined my top lashline with liquid eyeliner.
I primed my face with Smashbox photo finish foundation primer and I applied MAC Pro longwear concealer in NC15 all over my face. I set everything using white loose powder. Then I contoured a bit under my cheeks.
Then I applied 2 layers of mascara on my top and bottom lashes. I always do this after I powder my face because I don't want any loose powder on my mascara.
I applied LA Splash liquid lipstick in shade Venom (which is pure black) on my lips. When it dried I applied a bit of the "main eyeshadow" in the middle.

Pink & Lavender using Sleek Candy palette

I've started with priming my lids using purple gel eyeliner and my finger. Then I blended the edges above my crease with neutral light beige matte eyeshadow. Then I applied purple matte eyeshadow all over my eyelids (bottom as well). Then I blended my crease using blue eyeshadow. I did this to achieve more lavender color and to make the purple more cool-toned. I did the same on my bottom lids. then I darkened the outer V's with dark purple. I highlighted my inner corners and the area under my browbone with a white shimmery shadow. Next I applied my liquid liner on my top lashline and black matte eyeshadow along my bottom lashes. After I cleaned all fall outs I applied my primer, foundation, loose setting powder and I contoured my cheekbones. Then I applied my mascara and while it was drying I defined my brows using black brow pencil. For the lips I used frosty lilac lipstick.

Pinks & Purples using Sleek Vintage Romance palette

I really like non-standard lip colors lately so I decided to create the look when my lips would match my eyeshadows. I think it's pretty obvious that my favourite color is purple - and it is very convenient because purple is the color you should wear when you have green eyes (which I have). How I achieved this look?
I first started with my base. I chose to use a purple gel eyeliner simply because it's very creamy and it will make my eyeshadows more purple. The base decides how your eyeshadows are going to look - if you use neutral, your eyeshadow won't change it's color but if you use black or gray it will make your eyeshadow look cooled-toned and darker. I chose purple one because I was going to use more pink eyeshadows and I wanted them to appear more purple.
Then I started to apply my main color (1) all over my lids up the crease and I blended it with slightly darker one in the crease (2). I didn't go too high though. I highlighted my browbone with a white matte eyeshadow and I also blended the purple a bit to create more smooth transition. I applied the same color on my lower lids as well. Then I lined my top lashline with a liquid eyeliner and I used black eyepencil on bottom lids - all the way from inner to the outer corners. After I cleaned all fallouts I moved on to my face - and my standard foundation routine. First primer, then the lightest foundation I own mixed with MAC Pro longwear concealer in NC15 and set it all with white loose powder. I always contour my cheekbones slightly. I defined my eye brows with a black matte eyeshadow.
For the lips I used matte long lasting lipgloss and when it dried I darkened the inner corners with black eyepencil. Pretty simple.

Taupe all over

First I primed my eyelids. I used Maybelline Color Tattoo cream eyeshadow in shade Taupe. I applied it all over my eyelids (top and bottom) and I blended the edges outwards so I wouldn't have any harsh lines. Then I applied cool toned brown matte eyeshadow (Inglot 342) on top of it to avoid creasing and to intensify the color in the outer V's (also top and bottom lids).

I blended this shade pretty high almost to my browbone and I blended the edges with a white matte eyeshadow (Inglot 373) which I also applied under my brows to highlight my browbone. Next I lined my top and bottom lashline with Essence Long Lasting eye pencil in shade 01 Black Fever. I tried to be as precise as possible. I extended the line in the inner and in the outer corner of my eyes. Afterwards I set the pencil line with a black matte eyeshadow (Rimmel Glam eyes  in shade 214 Jet Black) and I blended it slightly to achieve more smokey effect. I blended quite well on my bottom lids to achieve larger eye effect. It also turned bit grey during the blending process so I applied the same brown eyeshadow I used earlier below the black one to cancel out the grey. Next I applied a very thin line using my Catrice Liquid Liner Waterproof 010. Then I added some highlight to my inner corners using Bourjois Light Concentre de Lumiere eyeshadow in shade 03.
Then I cleaned all fallouts and applied my Smashbox Photo Finish foundation primer all over my face. Instead of a foundation I mixed 2 shades of MAC Pro Longwear concealer - NC 15 and NC 25 and applied a very thin layer all over my face. I used my fingers because I wanted a very thin layer and with this technique I get the most control.
I also did cream contouring which I don't do very often but I wanted this make up to be long lasting. I applied the darkest cream concealer I have from my beauty88 concealer palette under my cheekbones and I blended it with contouring brush. Then I concealed the darkness under my eyes using Vichy Dermablend foundation stick in shade 12 Opal. Afterwards I set everything with white loose powder from Grimase and then I went over the contoured areas again with brown eyeshadow (Revlon Colorstay in shade 05 Hazelnut). Next I defined my brows using Maybelline Color Tattoo cream eyeshadow (which is awesome and hell cheaper alternative to Anastasia Beverly Hills dipbrow pomade) in shade black. Then I brushed them through with a clear brow gel.
I also applied mascara to my top and bottom lashes. I first used Max Factor Clump Defy and then I used Max Factor Wild Mega Volume mascara.
Then I moved on to my lips. I first applied a thin layer of a liquid lipstick (Maybelline Super Stay 24 Color in shade 615 Soft Taupe). Then I (out)lined the lips with a taupe brown eyepencil and then I blended it with a second layer of the same liquid lipstick. After it dried I applied Inglot Freedom system eyeshadow in shade 342 (the same one I used on my eyes earlier) on top of the lipstick to achieve matte effect.