Celebrities are always just as nicely made up, but usually it is black, brown or more natural make-up that is visible.

Then I think it's extra fun when you see something else!

Today, therefore, today's make-up is inspired by Katy Perry, who from time to time can be seen in a slightly happier look! Perfect party look for spring / summer! :)

Here is a very detailed step by step, with both words and 11 pictures!

Purple is a complementary color to green, which is why the eye shadows highlight each other so nicely in this make-up!

I made a version with a little more glamorous "small-grained" glitter, and a more turquoise green shade!

1. Light purple eye shadow on the entire eyelid.
2. Purple eye shadow along the globe line.
3. Blur the edges.
4. Green eye shadow quite narrow at the inside and outside of the lower lash line.
5. Green eye shadow a little wider in the middle of the lower lash line (this is so that the eye will still have an open almond-shaped gaze)

6. Green eye shadow also along the waterline. This holds much better with a eyeliner, e.g. this, but I did not find my green so added eye shadow to show.

7. Purple glitter on the entire eyelid and globe line, Glitter Eyedust (S3)
8. Silver glitter on the eyelid, Glitter Eyedust (S8)

9. Black eyeliner along the upper lash line + lashliner, Kryolan Cake Eyeliner.
10. Black mascara on the upper lashes, IsaDora Precision Mascara (10 Black)
11. Green mascara on the lower lashes, Make Up Store Colored Mascara (Green)

All eyeshadows are from the 252 palette.

Pink lipstick (lighter in the middle) 66 Color Lip Palette.

Wish you a really nice Saturday night! Kramar, Helena Imakeyousmile.se

If you have blue under the eyes or have red areas on the face that are difficult to cover with a regular concealer / foundation, then you can use color theory and the color circle!

Namely, there are colors that neutralize each other. And it's all based on the rule "you mix the colors RED, blue and yellow so it always will be brown - neutral. "

So, if you want to neutralize a red tone - add blue and yellow.
Blue+ Yellow = Green.

But in other words, you neutralize red areas and pimples with a green concealer!

The same goes with the other colors, if you have a blue tone under your eyes, add red and yellow.
RED + Yellow = Orange.

In other words, you cover yours blue circles under the eyes with a orange concealer!

You can simply say that if you add the complementary colors (colors opposite each other in the color circle) on each other, then they are neutralized!

Complementary colors on each other - Neutralized.
Complementary colors beside each other - Reinforced.

If you want to see what I'm doing this Friday night, you can have a look my blog :)

I myself like mascaras the best rubber brushes, which is found in, among other things Max Factor False Lash Effect, and in IsaDoras little newer mascaras.

IsaDoras Precison mascara has a nice, rather narrow rubber brush that gives very nice separated lashes! Really thumbs up! ”Small brush - big surprise"As it says on Kick's website;)

The downside is if you need a mascara that really fits. Some have it easier than others to get the mascara under the eyes after a whole day, and then you should choose another.

Myself as working in the kitchen use this mascara because I like it so much, but after a few hours in mat-os I go into the bathroom and wipe off the black streaks that the lashes have scratched off under the eyebrows! Too bad for an otherwise good mascara…

Nice separated lashes that can be seen in the distance!

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Colors opposite each other in the color circle are called complementary colors, and are colors that emphasize each other.

Complementary color to blue is yellow/orange. And these are the shades you can use to highlight your blue eyes!

When it comes to make-up, this means not only yellow and orange eye shadows, but also gold and brown-gold colors.

Here are some make-ups I have done, for those of you who want to highlight your blue eyes!

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Hope you got some inspiration :)