Purple pastel goth

I've primed my lids using Inglot's AMC Eyeliner gel in shade 73 (purple). I did this to create purple base for my next eye shadows because with applying and blending they would use a lot of their pigmentation and I wanted my eye shadows to be as pigmented as possible. 
When my base was applied I blended the edges with cool beige-taupe eyeshadow from Inglot (350) and I highlighted the area under my brow bone with matte white eyeshadow (Inglot 373). Then I started applying purple eye shadows. First i applied the matte purple eyeshadow from Sleek Acid Palette all over my lid. Then I darkened it in the crease area with the dark purple one from Sleek Ultra Mattes v 2 palette (Highness) and I mixed it a bit with the black eyeshadow (from the same palette) to create more depth. Afterwards I drew my eyeliner from the inner to the outer corner and I winged it quite far at the end. I used a black gel eyeliner from Maybelline. Then I moved on to my bottom lid where I used the same products as on my top lid. First the purple gel eyeliner as a base, then the light matte purple eyeshadow on top and then I darkened it with the dark purple and the black eyeshadow. Afterwards I applied the gel eyeliner along the lash line and in the waterline. 
Next I mixed my MAC Pro Longwear concealer in shade NC 20 and white face paint and applied all over my face in order to achieve as pale skin as possible. I set it with translucent face powder. 
I defined my brows using Maybelline's Color Tattoo creamy eyeshadow in black. 
I finished off my eyes with mascara and false lashes. 
As a last step I applied gel eyeliner on my lips and I overlined them slightly to achieve fuller lips effect. 
The ultimate pastel goth look would be completed with white or purple wig. 

Fuchsia cat eyes

I started with applying white base all over my lid. Then I applied light beige matt shadow into my crease with light brown shadow on top of it.
Then I started to apply colors on my lid. First I applied matt white into my inner corners. Then I applied bright pink (matt) from Sleek Acid Palette right next to the white. I blended it a bit so the transition between 2 colors would be smooth. I did the same process with all shadows I applied.
Then I applied dark pink/fuchsia matt shadow (from Acid palette as well) right next to the pink one I applied earlier. Then I applied matt lilac (also from Acid palette). Then I applied dark matt purple (from Sleek Mattes v2 palette).
Then I marked out cut crease line with dark burgundy shadow from Sleek Vintage romance and I filled in outer V flick.
As last I darkened the very edge of the flick with black shadow. I cleaned up all fall outs and cleaned up the lines in outer V to make it even more sharp.
Then I outlined the entire crease with black gel eyeliner. It tried to do it as precise as possible, with very thin line.
Then I lined my waterline with same gel eyeliner and connected the crease line in outer V I applied earlier. Then I applied lilac gel liner onto my  water line and lower lash line and under the black line in outer V I applied right before.
Then I applied lilac matt shadow (from Acid palette) on top of gel eyeliner to make it more vibrant.
I finished off the eyes with plenty of mascara on top and bottom lashes.

Then I applied primer and MAC pro long wear concealer all over my face. I set it with loose powder and I contoured a bit. I didn't use any blush.

Then I defined my brows with Anastasia Beverly Hills dipbrow pomade in Chocolate and black gel eyeliner. I brush them through with clear brow gel.
I applied L'Oréal Infallible lipstick in shade 121 Flawless Fuchsia.

Lilac pastel goth

This look was deffinitely challenge for me. I am not that familiar with this new Pastel goth trend which is becoming more and more popular although I find it absolutely awesome. And of course, I am all in for trying something new. I haven't find any decent pictures or very clear definitons of how pastel goth look should look like exactly, so I had to improvise. Pastel goth is basically mixture of classic black goth items (boots, some clothing items, accesory's)  mixed with pastel colours (pastel colored hair, skirts, leggings etc.). It is not as "vampy" as classical gothic style but it's really youthful and fun but still dark.
Anyway, this is my version of pastel goth make up. I started with white base all over my eyelid, and I used matt shadows only. First I applied white shadow into inner corners and to 2/3rds of my lids, then I applied beige and light brown into my crease as transition color, then I applied light purple onto my lids covering the white shadow a bit. Then I darkened the outer corners with deep purple and black and I winged it out quite far. I blended the edges with white shadow to get rid of any harsh lines.
For the bottom lids I first applied lavender blue kohl eye pencil and I put the same light purple on top of it. Then I applied gel eyeliner along the top lash line and winged it out, into waterline as well and also bit onto lower lash line. I made very "sharp" edges with liner in my inner corners to make it look more "gothic". I applied matt black eye shadow on top of gel eyeliner to get rid of the shine and also to keep it in place. I smudged the eyeliner with black shadow along my waterline as well to give it more depth. Then I applied light purple shadow right under the black shadow to make my eyes appear bigger. I finished off the eyes with plenty of mascara on top and bottom lashes.


After I cleaned out any fall outs, I applied primer all over my face and Mac pro longwear concealer under my eyes and all over my face as well. I love to use that concealer instead of the foundation because it gives so high coverage that I need only very thin layer. I set it with loose powder. Then I contoured my cheekbones a bit.
Then I did the fun part - lips. I filled them in with black gel eyeliner and I outlined them  a bit very carefully with very thin eyeliner brush. It is quite difficult to do because with black you can see every single mistake so all lines have to be perfect. When gel liner was dried I applied light lilac lipstick in the centre and I blended it with black liner a bit to achieve ombre effect.
As last step I filled in my brows with black gel eyeliner as well. Pastel goth girls have usually very light coloured hair (either pastel or white) but they still have very strong bold black brows. I didn't want to make my brows so extreme so I tried to keep it bit more natural.

Bright pink/raspberry

Products used

Face:
GOSH Velvet touch foundation primer

MAC Pro Longwear Concealer NC 20Max Factor Lasting Performance 101 Ivory Beige

Sleek Face Form Contouring and blush palette 373 Light

Beauty 88 Concealer Palette in Medium (conturing)

Vichy Dermablend Setting Powder (loose)

Eyes:

Catrice Kohl Kajal 040 White

Sleek I Divine Acid Palette

Sleek I Divine Oh so Special Palette

Sleek I Divine Ultra Matts v2 Palette

L’Oréal Gel Intenza Eyeliner 01 Pure Black

L’Oréal Volume Million Lashes So Couture mascara

Max Factor Clump Defy by false lash effect mascara

False Demi eyelashes

Brows:

Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade Chocolate

Lips:

Maybelline Super Stay 24 Color 195 Raspberry

L’Oréal Infallible Lipstick 121 Flawless Fuschia