Look Book – What would you pair MAC’s Sea & Sky eyeshadow with?
Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008
If you were using MAC’s Sea & Sky eyeshadow?, what look would you create with it? What shadows would you use? What would you use on cheeks? Anything added to the lips?
Create a look using whatever you want, as long as you include Sea & Sky! Feel free to share links to photos of your look(s) using it in the comments.
I'm wearing this look today. 'twas fun :D UDPP Black ore solar bits on entire lid Dark side on mid, outer lid and crease marble side on inner corner extended into upper crease and the brow bone as highlight concealer, foundation, contour, touch of pleasantry on cheeks and a soft layer of nuance on top. Mineralized skinfinish under eyes and on cheek bones. Honey bare tendertones on lips as base, Half 'n Half lipstick with Instant gold lustreglass. A cute little black dress, let the hair down and a nice dinner for two by the TV ;)
Hi Fatima, Ohh, Black Ore with this look! I wish I could have seen it ;)
So random... I'm wearing this e/s today! Shroom all over the lid Sea Sky marble in the inner lid Sea Sky solid on the outer lid and lower lash line Deep truth as accent in outmost corner Ricepaper as highlight Blacktrack liner Warm Soul Mineralized Blush Soft Pout L/S Wildly Lush Plushglass
Hi Dana, How timely! ;) This is a great look, very pretty!
Benetint lipblam or traditional tint on cheeks and lips, with a jetblack eyeliner and a pink/mauve lippy as a base.
Hi Kayra, Great combination :)
First time I post on your website, but there must be a first time :) First of all, sorry for my bad english ;) My take on a look with Sea&Sky (this duo is fantastic !) - marbelized side of the duo on the entire lid - blue side of the duo in the crease : from the inner crease to the outer crease (I dunno if it's easy to understand lol) - submarine e/s from NN in the crease to add differents tones... - and again the blue side of the duo under the eyes, with Stormwatch e/s from Bluestorm - black liner, black khol and black mascara Foundation, Style blush and Atmospheric lipglass And some pics, because I think that's not easy to visualize... Zoom of the opened eye Zoom of the closed eye And my entire face ! I think that's not a "so habitual look" ;)
Thanks so much for sharing, Addline!! :D Great look!
Addline! Love love the look! Thanks for sharing! :)
Love this duo! Marble side on the lid, solid side on the outter corner and in the crease. Then Prussian on the outtermost corner. Add the black eyeliner and mascara.
I am still trying to love this duo, sigh! I think I have Prussian somewhere. Sadly, I think it's BNIB and sitting in a box, LOL.
What I wore today: Mixed/light side on inner corner, dark side on outer corner (both wet) Shroom as highlight Gentle Mineralized blush Plus foundation, black mascara, brow, color--the basics! And a watermelon lip balm on my lips.
Thanks for sharing this look, Laney! Great way to play it down :)
Here's a recent look I did with Sea & Sky: *Vex all over the lid *Dazzlelight under the brow (highlight) *the multi-colored side of Sea & Sky in the crease (with brush sprayed with mixing medium first!) *Shimmermoss in the mid-lid extending up to the crease *Just a bit of the solid side of Sea & Sky at the outer edges of the crease. *Then I used Plumage (dark navy blue) as a liner. It came out as such a cute & fun blue look! I'm still waiting on the right time to use the solid side of Sea & Sky all over the lid as a super dramatic blue look... I'll post pictures when I do (if it comes out okay!)
Hi Ariana, What a great look! I can imagine how lovely Shimmermoss would be with Sea & Sky!
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