48 hour tattoo eyeliner

48 hours, I know what you're thinking...yeah right. Okay it may not last 48 hours but it sure lasts more than 24, even when working out or swimming. The only problem I have found is when you are purposefully trying to remove the eyeliner it is a bit tricky.

The thin brush that comes with it allows you to do thin to thick lines and it easy to apply. So far it comes in two colours shown below.

48 hour tattoo me eyeliner

Deep purple and smokey.

I tried to create a purple smokey eye that wasnt too heavy for the day time but could be slightly darkened or even worn out the same at night.

Heres the end result.

I did this using the barry M smoking hot palette (of course) I use the matte black, blusher, and dark metal grey in the crease. I concentrated the matte black towards the outer edge of the crease.
I then used pressed eye shadow by MUA cosmetics in the shade electric purple. I packed the purple on to the lid and blended it slightly into the crease.
I also combined the matte black and the electric purple to underline my lower lash line.

Heres what the colour looks like without the use of barry M.

https://www.barrym.com/product/Smokin-Hot-Shadow--Blush-Palette

http://www.muastore.co.uk/pearl-eyeshadow

Get that smokey eye on point!

The dark smokey eye, always angered me with fallouts, harsh transitions and the endless battle to blend. On those few occasions it went 'okay' within hours panda eyes just happened!

I have found the perfect pallette to create a great smokey eye (in both matte and glitter) along with highlight shades. It does come with a blush but I find the blus to be a perfect colour for the crease of your eye. It blends great and hardly any fall out with the powder.

Im talking about the Barry M smoking hot palette!

They also have videos on how to apply the shadows for other looks, they do this with all the eye palettes!

https://www.barrym.com/product/Smokin-Hot-Shadow--Blush-Palette