FOTD: Antique Gold

Here's an EOTD that I did sometime last week using my UD BOS Vol. II. I won't be talking much about it in this post since I had already written a review on it a some time ago.

For this look, I used all of the neutral shades in the palette - Nylon, Sellout, YDK, Midnight Cowboy Rides Again, Twice Baked and Half Baked. I don't remember too well where I put each of the shades, except for Twice Baked which of course was applied to the outer corner/V and crease to create more depth and to add dimension. Other than that and Sellout which I used as a highlight shade (used with a fluffy brush), I don't remember where the other colors went. Nevertheless, I liked the end result --- a nice antique gold that's not too golden for my liking.

I'm pretty sure that I lined my upper lashline when I did this, but I can't recall what I lined my upper lashline with.

For my lower lashline, I used my UD 24/7 eye pencil in Stash, a very pretty dark golden green shade, to compliment the colors on my lids.


Ladies, if you don't own this palette yet, grab it while it's hot. Although it might still be around till early next year (hopefully), you'll never know when UD or Sephora will run out of stocks. So while you can, grab one. Trust me, you won't suffer from "buyer's remorse" (hopefully) after purchasing it. Since this palette arrived in my hands not too long ago, I haven't touched most of my other eyeshadows (except for my 88 Warm Palette) and even pigments. It may be bulky and heavy and all, but the eyeshadows and eye pencils compensate for all my qualms. I am head over heels in love with this hottie! So much more than the eyeshadows in my Too Faced Glamour Revolution Palette.

Not a very good shot, but... eh? I just wanted to show you how Avon's Ultra Moisture Rich 24k Lipstick in Golden Peach looks on my lips. It's sheer but buildable but it isn't as opaque as I wish it was. It's also a bit tough to work with, but a lip brush should solve the issue.

Till then!