This look was inspired by the ever-gorgeous, dainty Snapdragon:
My earliest memory of Snapdragons was when I was six years old. One of my mother’s friends had this gorgeous garden in the front of her home and it was filled with so many beautiful flowers. I remember being instantly attracted to her pink Snapdragons and asked to pick a stem to take home. LOL She was most gracious and granted me permission. From then on, they’ve always held a special place in my heart!
For this look, I played off the different tones of pink, as you see in the above image. They come in a variety of different colors, but I’m partial to the pink ones. 
Close-up of the eyes:
Products Used
Face
- Revlon Colorstay Liquid Foundation in Ivory #110
- Ben Nye Neutral Set Translucent Powder
- MAC Tenderling – blush
Eyes
- Too Faced Eyeshadow Insurance
- MAC Pink Freeze (middle of lid)
- MAC Da Bling (inner and outer third of lid)
- MAC Passionate (crease)
- MAC Vanilla (blend)
- MAC Blacktrack Fluidline
- L’Oreal Voluminous Mascara
- Almay Brow Defining Pencil in Dark Blonde
- Ardell #113 false eyelashes
Lips
- MAC Hue
Tags: how to wear, mac da bling, mac passionate, mac pink freeze, pink eyeshadow, snapdragon, spring eyeshadow, what to pair with, what to pair with mac haux
Soooooo pretty, stunning yet has a softness…love it
Thank you, Gina!
I just love the pink freeze in the middle! I have rose, not da bling – do you think I could replace it? I have the other colors . . .
Hi Kerri!
Oh absolutely! Rose would be so beautiful in place of Da Bling!
Thanks!!
beautiful. will try..not sure if it will work for a NC42? thank you…love love your videos..,funny interesting …best wishes from Brazil.
It may be a little light for your skintone – using darker colors in place of Da Bling and Pink Freeze might help.