Classic Glittery Holiday Glam Makeup Tutorial ft. A LOT of Glitter(Holiday Makeup Part 3)

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Hey my loves!
How has your day been? SO! I am super excited to share today's tutorial with you because I had so much fun creating it! It was my first time ever using loose glitter in a look and I'm quite pleased with how it turned out! So let's get started on this classic, glittery, perfect holiday makeup look that you can create in JUST 8 STEPS!

Classic Glam Holiday Makeup Tutorial ft. lots of Glitter

Here's what you'll need:
  1. Matte pink eyeshadow
  2. Deep purple/burgundy matte shadow 
  3. Glitter primer/glue/liquid lipstick
  4. Gold/champagne/white Glitter
  5. Eyeliner(liquid/gel)
  6. Nude/white pencil liner
  7. Mascara
  8. Falsies
Step 1
After priming your eyelids, blend the matte pink eyeshadow into your crease and a little above it.
loose glitter eye makeup look
Step 2
Next, blend the deep matte purple/burgundy or any deep matte eyeshadow into the outer  half of your eyes using small circular motions.
morphe eyeshadow palette
Step 3
Blend in the same pink eyeshadow we used in the crease onto the inner half of your eyelids and then pat on some glitter primer/glue all over your mobile eyelids to get the glitter to adhere.

I however, used.. a LIQUID LIPSTICK AS MY BASE! And guess what? It worked guys!!
(Quick Storytime: I watched a few beauty gurus on youtube use liquid lipsticks as their base for glitter and I have been wanting to try that hack out for a while now. But I had placed an order for glitter glue last month because I knew I wanted to create glittery holiday looks and at the time I created this tutorial, I still hadn't received it, so I decided to just use a liquid lipstick and pat and blend it on my mobile eyelid and then pat the glitter over top.)

Step 4
Anyways, whether you used a glitter primer or decided to use a liquid lipstick like I did, the fourth step haha is to just pat and press the glitter onto your eyelids. I had glitter falling all over my face but YOU KNOW WHAT? I LOVED IT! Excuse my enthusiasm guys! I always go a little crazy when I'm around glitter! Whether that's cosmetic glitter or crafts glitter haha!
huda beauty lashes in Jade
Step 5
The glitter I used was the Violet Voss glitter in Sandy and it's a pale gold/champagne shade. But since it got slightly mixed in with the coloured base, it looks pink. So I used the same glitter on the inner corners of  my eyes and blended it into the glitter on my eyelids. You can use a light glitter shade for this step or even a bright shimmery shadow will work beautifully in the inner corners.
Violet Voss glitter in Sandy
Step 6
Blend in the same dark shadow you used in step 2, all along your lower lashline.
easy glitter glam tutorial
Step 7
Do some winged liner, curl your lashes and apply mascara. I also decided to go in with a nude pencil liner in my lower waterline to brighten it up.
easy glitter makeup
Step 8
Finally, pop on a nice pair of falsies to amp up the glam level and add a great finishing touch to your look! You can definitely rock this look without the lashes too, if you're not a fan of them! And you're done loves! Scroll down for the products used list and Pictorial!
Classic Glittery Glam Holiday Makeup Tutorial
Products used:
Morphe 35c palette for all matte shadows 
La girl matte pigment gloss in Secret used as glitter base
Violet Voss glitter in Sandy
Huda Beauty lashes in Jade
Nyx wonder pencil in Medium in waterline
Essence Cosmetics Waterproof ink liner
Maybelline Colossal Volume Mascara 

Pictorial!
Classic Glam Holiday Makeup Pictorial ft. A LOT of Glitter: The Veiled Artist
Thank you so much for reading my loves and I really hope you enjoyed today's tutorial as much as I enjoyed creating it! Comment your thoughts on this look or tutorial suggestions down below! You can check out my last post here. It was a tutorial on shimmery gradient green eyes! And my gorgeous other holiday tutorials here and here!
Have a great day and take care!
-Zaha
The Veiled Artist
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