After reading a lot of good things about Sushi Flower, I decided to buy it!A love from start to finish, because it is a super cute rose that works for both basic makeup and more elaborate makeup.Check out this beautiful color:
Because it has satin coverage, it has a slight shine and looks very natural on the skin (medium pigmentation).It works on the eyelid as a pinker continuation of the skin, it is not striking, it only injects a red color into the look.Every day, I love using Sushi all over the eyelid and near the lower lashes.Complete the mark with a little dull brown eye shadow stained on the outer corner.It looks super cool and looks healthy, you know.Love!
- Now I also like to compose night brands.
- I use it only to spread black.
- Creating a medium wine tone.
- Look how beautiful it is:.
Doing this was super simple
? I applied NYX Jumbo Black Bean all over the moving eyelid (up to this little eye).
-Then, on the Jumbo, I place an opaque black shadow.
-Now, with a soft brush, I smoked the Sushi Flower shade for long minutes, responsible for creating the brand’s wine/pink gradient.
I even explained this trick, with another shadow, IN THIS POST HERE!It’s worth a look!
For those looking for a summer hue to give a super colorful blush?Another one I also like and haven’t talked about here yet is Firecracker, also from MAC, from the limited ‘To the Beach’ collection.Style like Sushi Flower, just a little brighter and more pigmented (it’s Veluxe Pearl).Another detail is that it tends a little more towards orange, however in view the result is almost the same obtained by Sushi Flower.
The great thing about this type of eye shadows is that you can even use blush, super convenient to wear in the makeup kit.
In conclusion: invest in pink/orange eye shadows for fresh makeup with a spring face, or to create a bossa-filled evening makeup, with this colorful tone that makes all the difference!
Good girls on vacation. Whoever has it on the beach, take advantage of it for me foldssssssssss