Simple Daytime to Nighttime Makeup Look (On A Budget) Rave and View: Simple Daytime to Nighttime Makeup Look (On A Budget)

Shifting from one look to another in a day is not as difficult as it may seem. Unlike my usual MOTD posts, I have included photos that will show you how I did this look this time.

1. I moisturized my face with my favorite moisturizer - iWhite Aqua Moisturizer

2. I used Avon CC Cream as my makeup base

3. Followed by San San Matte Finish Liquid Foundation

4. I also used a damp sponge for application

5. To correct my Panda eyes, I used a light pink tone corrector followed by San San Concealer (which I also used as my eyelid primer)

6. I puffed a generous amount of Nichido Final Powder in Ivory Glow to set the products on my face

First, taking the lightest shadow in my W7 10 out of 10 Brown Eye Shadow Palette, apply it all over my lids up to the brown bone
Using a crease brush, I took a brown shade and applied it on my outer V
Blend it with a clean blending brush to diffuse the lines
Taking the lightest shadow in my palette (beige) using a flat eye shadow brush, pat the pigment on the center part of your lid avoiding the precised outer V I've already worked on
Now for the eyeliner, I used a small angled brush to apply my Maybelline gel eye liner
For this look, I made a short flick/wing just to lift my eyes a bit
I used a dark brown pencil for my lower lash line from the outer corner up to the center and I shifted it to my waterline inwards (because I suck at giving instructions like that)
Set it in with a mid-tone brown shadow for longevity
Brush any fall outs to achieve a flawless look
Of course, don't skip the mascara
I used Rucy's Vanity Auto Eyebrow Pencil in outlining my brows
And my multi-purpose San San Deep Earth Individual Eye shadow (I forgot to include a photo) to fill in my brows
The last product I used to keep my stubborn brow strands in place is my Nichido Tinted Brow Gel
I did my usual contour/highlight procedure (which I will be showing you next time along with the blush application)

And voila, here is my simple day time make up look! To turn this look to a bolder and fierce smoky makeup look, I just carefully applied a matte black eye shadow onto my middle part of my lid just below my crease covering the beige shade I already have. I then took a mid-tone brown shade again to diffuse any harsh lines on top of the black shadow serving as my transition color as well. I just applied a mauve matte lipstick on top of my In The Flesh lipstick from Wet 'N' Wild to complete the night time look.

There you have it, my not-a-really-tutorial post but basically showing you my take on the daytime to night time look. I promise to do better next time. Am I forgiven? LOL! Until my next post, my beloved RaveViewers!

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