Blogtober 4! Face of the Day

Another day of makeup! Of course, it's my favorite part of the day. I'm no artist, but this is my way to be creative.

First and foremost, my favorite from September my Jouer Matte Moisture Tint. I have never received as many compliments as I do when I wear this product. Compliments make us girls feel great, so I keep on wearing it :)

Before applying any powder I use my MAC Radiant Rose Highlighter. My post from yesterday explains how I apply this product, but I'm really starting to like it.

For setting powders I've been using my NYX Stay Matte but not Flat Powder Foundation. I got this on a really good sale and kind of forgot about it, but it is really great. For my highlighter setting powder I like using my MAC Lightscapade, it's very flattering when used correctly. Bronzer, nothing new here, my MAC Soft Sand Bronzer is an all time favorite. I did not picture my blush, of course I forget something, but I chose my Milani Baked Blush in Luminoso. My eyes were neutral so I went a little more vibrant for blush.

My eyebrows are always the same, MAC Cork and Espresso mixed together. I also always use the same brow gel which is my Anastasia Brow Gel. My favorite part of my makeup routine is my eyebrows! I just started reaching for a new eyeshadow base which is my MAC Paint Pot in Bare Study. It feels much softer and creamier then Painterly but still does a great job. I try to change up my eyeshadows every so often since I have so many and today my Naked Palette won! I used Sin on my lid, Naked in my crease, Buck in the outer corner, and Virgin as my highlight. A newer product of mine is my Jordana Fabuliner and I chose the brown today for a more subtle look. And last but not least, my Rocket Mascara by Maybelline. Always a winner in my book.

I like doing these posts because sometimes it is nice to see what people pair together. I hope you all enjoyed! Please let me know if there are any particular posts you'd like to see for Blogober!

-Kady

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