Deep, purple lilac tones are beautiful in greenish eyes (hello, Bruna Tavares!), and combine well with brown and black skin, you know?
I have a few nuances in this tone, but today I bring you a cheap tip to try and see if you like it.The two shadows come from Botico’s “economic” line, Intense (I love lipsticks, they smell good, they moisturize and they’re not bad for the duration). The shadows are also good, with better pigmentation than others.
- The first one I bought was color 23.
- It is a pale lilac that is applied dry and unreacted on the eyelid of a brunette.
- But when moistened a little the brush becomes much stronger and the glitter is revealed.
- In the photo.
- But in the light it’s a soft metal.
- It reflects a golden pink.
- Silky color.
- You know?.
The color 27 is of the Ties version of Intense, I think it costs 2 or 3 reais more and the pigmentation is much better, you can even see it in the dry dye applied, it is a beautiful purple lilac, and when applying moisture, the also come out reflections, has the texture of a furtacor fabric, I really like to use it to spread with a black pencil and mouth off.It also looks beautiful in green-eyed ones.
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Kisses, Rachel Cinthya
BIO: Cinthya Rachel é jornalista, atriz e tem um blog com assuntos do universo feminino onde brinca com maquiagem e outras coisas divertidas. www.cinthyarachel.com www.twitter.com/cinthyarachel
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