EOTD and Make Believe

I've tried the new version of MAC's Dark Soul pigment today, having resisted for a long long time (I have a small pot of the old version with the silver shimmer) and I can report that I like the new version just as much as the old version, which is good. It is my favourite product for an easy smoky eye:

Products used:

(all MAC unless otherwise stated)

Paint in Bare Canvas

Eyeshadow in Brule

Pigment in Dark Soul

Illamasqua Medium Pencil in Sophie

Chanel Inimitable Mascara in Waterproof Black

Chanel Base Beaute Mascara Base

Eyebrows in Stud

Brow set in Clear

Prep and Prime Protect SPF 50

Studio Sculpt foundation in NW15

Studio Sculpt concealer in NW15

Select Moisturecover concealer in NW20

Select/Sheer Pressed Powder in NW15

Blush in Pinch O Peach

Prep and Prime Translucent Finishing Powder

Fix+

Simplicity is the key to this look! I love the colour of my hair in that photo - it doesn't feel as if it is that bright in real life though!!

I've also trialled a new gradual tanner - Make Believe Gradual Tanner. I saw a glowing review of these products on Filthy Gorgeous Makeup, so I thought I'd give them a go. Natalya wasn't wrong - I now have beautifully subtle coloured pins, with not a streak in sight!! It was pricey at £18 odd for a bottle but a little goes a long way and it has really worked.