Next lets do a little contour.  This isn’t a heavily contoured look but still needs some definition under the cheekbone to help make those rosy cheeks pop!  I love how Camilla Bell’s look is so sweet and dewy so for our contour lets use a concealer that is quite a few shades darker than our own.  By using a concealer instead of a powder this ensures that our skin will look light and dewy without becoming to heavy and muddy.  I like to work off of the back of my hand as opposed to applying product directly to my skin.  That way you can built your look.  Remember its easier to add more then to take away!

Camilla’s eye is simple but glam nonetheless.  Here are the products and tools I used to create this look: Gel liner, an angled eyeliner brush, mascara, white shadow, white metallic shadow, golden bronze metallic shadow, a grayish green shadow, a shadow brush, a tapered/contouring shadow brush and a smudging brush.

Start by dusting a white metallic shadow to the inner corners of the eyes.  You can use the same shadow as a brow highlight!  Next use a golden bronze metallic shadow starting from the outer corner and working your way inward, a little more than half way.  Blend the same shadow under the bottom lash line.

Next use your gel liner to create a subtle cat eye.  Start by lining the upper and lower waterline.  Next tightly line your upper lash line, carrying the liner slightly up and out to create your cat eye.

Before I added a good helping of mascara I decided to add a bit of my grey shadow to add a little dimension.  Use your tapered shadow brush and work shadow onto outer corners and slightly into the crease.  Smudge under lower lash line and carry inward less then halfway.  Its time for mascara (my favorite part!)  Be generous and don’t forget to curl those lashes!

Onto the real star of the show, the bold lip!  Early I had you use the remainder of your concealer on your lip.  Once the lip has been matted out it makes it much easier to find your natural lip line.  This is a great little trick I’ve picked up over the years!  Find a liner that matches your lipstick shade or a smidge darker.  Liner will help keep the color from bleeding and ensure its wearability.  Once lined, work the liner over the entire lip.  Using a lipstick brush fill in your lips with your chosen shade.  For this look I did not use any gloss because my lipstick already had a bit of sheen.  Be careful when using gloss on a bold lip! A little bit goes a long way and the gloss will naturally disperse over your lip!  I like to dab a little in the center bottom of my lip, blot my lips together and let it do its thing;)

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