You know that if M.A.C. is involved, the look is sure to be killer. M.A.C. Senior Artist, Fatima Thomas, created a look at Chromat that was simple, but included a pop of neon orange right in the inner corner just to keep things exciting.

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Since my skin is more on the light to fair side, I didn't feel comfortable popping a neon orange color on my inner corners and going on my merry way. To make this look fit me and my everyday needs better, I decided to tone down the orange inner corner with a bit of shimmering champagne on top. This way I still had the perfect sparkle on my inner corner to brighten up the eye area and the fresh color to keep my eyes the main attraction of my makeup look.

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Makeup Artist, Yadim, used the Maybelline New York The City Mini Palette in Urban Jungle to create this rocker-chic look. He essentially created a winged liner without the crisp, sharpness of a typical wing by leaving the end rounded and a lot messier than your typical Instagram winged liner would be.

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To create this winged liner look, I essentially did what Yadim did, but shortened the wing and blended out the black shadow more to make the color look less harsh. I used a small eyeshadow brush to create the circular edge of the "liner" then swapped that for my liner brush, dipped into a Kat Von D black shadow and stamped it above my lashes.

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Would you believe me if I told you that the entire makeup look for this show was created with e.l.f. Cosmetics products? Polly Osmond (for e.l.f Cosmetics) created a simple look that showed seriously dramatic bottom lashes paired with clean, radiant skin. Thanks to the mascara layered onto the bottom eyelashes, this look clearly focused on all things eyes.

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