Color play: Urban Decay Vice Palette.

 

Hey guys! I've had this palette for a while and wanted to play with some of the fantastic vibrant colors, so I made a picture tutorial for you guys on the look I created!




To start out I primed my eyes with Urban Decay Primer Potion, and then used a NYX Jumbo Pencil in Milk as a white base all over the lids (which I failed to photograph) but you get the idea.

I then started blending the beautifully striking blue from the palette called Chaos into the crease.

Now being that this color is so bright you have to work with it very carefully, add a little, blend, repeat. 

Much easier to add then try to take away. I suggest using colors like Laced and Anonymous from the palette to blend up into your skin color.

Next I picked up the color noise onto a flat shader brush and wet it a bit (I used Mac Fix Plus but you can use water or a mixing medium) just so the color would be even more intense and make a sharper line against the blue (totally optional).I wanted it to be a soft cut crease, so I tried to keep the line between those two colors somewhat sharp.

I then added a bit of the dark grey/black color Black Market on the outer V and lightly into the crease to make it almost a midnight blue right where Chaos and Noise meet.

I added the white base from the first step onto the lower lash line, so the colors we're about to place here would be more vibrant and have something to stick to.

Now adding the same blue color Chaos on the outer third of the lower lash line.

Then the pink shade Noise on the inner third.

And then a dark purple shade, which happens to share the name as the palette Vice in the center to blend the two together.

Final Step!

I tight lined my eyes with a black eyeshadow, and then did a thin winged out line on the top using Urban Decay 24/7 liquid liner in Perversion.

And we're done!