You wanna know how I did this eye look? Keep watching. It's e.l.f. Turquoise No Budge Cream Eyeshadow. It's all over the lid. You need to build up at the most on the bottom lid and then just kind of fade it up going all the way up here to the top. Blend it with your finger or you can try to use an eyeshadow brush but I think it's better if you use your fingers. You're blending this, you should do this right away because it tends to set in. But this is what I did. So I did the most on the lid and then just kind of faded it around the corners here just for a nice like ombre look. I was looking for a yellow green eyeshadow that I had in mind but I can't find it. So we're just gonna go in with this Pat McGrath palette and this is the shade. I'm gonna put it right above the crease. Yellow, gold color. And put it in between the e.l.f. and the other yellow green. The gold will break up all of that blue color. And then I'm just gonna go in with this. I'm gonna put it right in between the crease and the other yellow green. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in. And then I'm just gonna blend it in.

Here's another e.l.f. cream eyeshadow and this is this beautiful turquoise color. I think you guys have seen a few of the videos already out on this. Oh my gosh. Ah, look. Look at the pigment. How gorgeous is that? I love that. You can create so many looks for the summer. If you don't want to put on full on eyeshadow looks with a nice pop of color with your liner, this is going to be great. And this is not budging. It is not going anywhere. It's perfect. It's a great eyeshadow. That's $5. Can't beat it.

I'm going to show you two ways to wear this e.l.f. cream eyeshadow in white. Take one of your liner brushes. Just do a little wing. Sorry the sun keeps peeking in and out. I did a winged liner basically and by itself it's just really cute and pretty edgy a little bit so kind of fun and different so let me show you another eyeliner trick I have on the other side. Okay and then this one we went around and went down a little bit and I'm going to create another look with it with a black eyeliner but let me tell you this is it's so creamy that you're going to need to let each layer dry first before you keep adding otherwise it's just kind of smearing itself so just let it dry the first layer then build up.

Elf No-Budge Cream Eyeshadow and this is in the white shade. This dries down to a matte finish. This is what it looks like. Nice thing about white shadows is you can use them as a base. Especially for shadows that are very sheer and you want it to be more opaque, this would be a good shadow primer to use. You can use this as an eyeliner. Just take like a really fine eyeliner brush. This is what the white looks like. So as soon as you put it on, go very little. Just dab on little by little as you build it up to how you want it. It dries down very fast so make sure that as you apply, go ahead and start blending it out. So use this as a base with a dramatic eye look if you want. I just did a little tiny wing. And you can also add like little silver sparkles and maybe some embellishments here. You can just go crazy with this, but I love this white shadow. Yeah, this is a steal for $5.

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