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St. Patty's Day OOTD and Makeup

The reason I didn't post anything on Saturday is because we surprised my Grandpa with a party for his 90th birthday! Several of my cousins flew in and all of his kids were there. My aunt and my mom cooked the food and we had a grand time. Getting together with family is always fun. I especially loved seeing my cousins that I haven't seen in a while.

Here was my outfit of the day for the party!

My top is from Apt 9 from Khols. Best part, it was $8.00! I love the silver mini sequins on the collar and cuffs. I paired it with my favorite dark wash T3 pants from Lane Bryant. I wore a nude colored tank underneath my shirt. For jewelry, I wore my rose gold Merona watch from Target, and earrings designed and made by my cousin!

My makeup was simple. I used my Willa moisturizer, all over my face. I used Prime Time makeup primer from Bare Minerals. Then, I used my Mary Kay mineral foundation in the color Beige. For blush, I used my ELF all over color stick in Pink Lemonade on the apples of my cheeks and to set it, I used the Physicians Formula Happy Booster blush.

My eye makeup came from the Naked 2 palette. I used Urban Decay primer potion all over my lids. After that, came a light coating of Maybelline Color Tattoo in Barely Branded. I used Verve on my lids, and Pistol in my crease, and Bootycall as a highlight. I deepened the outer V with Blackout. I finished my look with 2 coats of Covergirl Lashblast Volume. I lined my lower lids with a green color from an undisclosed palette that I can't find the name to. Add a coat of mascara and we were good to go!

My lipstick was Revlon Just Bitten Kissable Balm Stain in Honey.
 
There was my completed look! What was your St. Patrick's Day outfit? Did you wear green? Leave me a comment and let me know!


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