Violet Witch makeup

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Here is a step by step of the violet witch makeup I did a few days ago.

First, I applied the lightest shade of purple on my eyelids, extending it up to the end of my eyebrow. Man, I don't know how to describe the parts of the face properly haha and if I Google and put the scientific parts of the face I'm afraid it will be too much. XD

Then I applied the second lightest on my eyelids closer to the center (but still quite in the crease area). I find the eyeshadow to be so easy to blend and very little to no fallouts. Compared to other eyeshadow palettes I've tried, they can be very hard to blend where it would just 'stick' there and if you try to blend them it would just be patchy or whatever. :D

Next, I applied this maroon/violet(?) shade on the center of the lids and under the eyes. This is maroon but looked very violet beside the purple ones haha.

Then I applied this shimmer on top of the center of the lids. The shimmer has a very light pink and blue color so on top of purple it just looked like a lightning or something. Adding shimmers to the matte shadows really changes the whole look A LOT. If you don't like how you blended the mattes, you can always put shimmers on top to 'save' it haha.

Then I took this light pink with yellow shimmer on the inner corner to add more colors to the look but not dramatically affect it.

After applying mascara, blushes, and eyebrow cara, time for a lipstick! But I was thinking of applying them in three colors to match the eyes and also to add depth or something.

I first applied the Kaleidos lip clay in the shade Mercury Wave then smudged it outside my lips.

Next is in the shade Siren, which is a very vivid purple shade. I applied and blended it only on the center.

Then I applied the shade Rubino on the inner area. It's a cool red shade and overall just matches the eyes. :D

And that's it! A lot of times the lips change the look dramatically and even the application technique matters. I mean, it's in the center of the face so it makes sense. Other techniques make the lips big or small, and Koreans have a lot of techniques to do it (even contour the outside and inside). But yeah. In general I just feel kinda lazy for the lips since they fade quick just because we drink and talk or something anyway. XD

Hope you like the look!