Lillee Jean
- Jan 23, 2017
- 2 min read

Neon Yellow & Glittery Coral Smokey Eye Makeup Tutorial

Yellow is the BEST eyeshadow color, especially when paired with peachy and coral like hues! Call me crazy, but I find this combination to be the equivalent of wearing a warm toned smokey with a pinch of glitter. The only difference is this look features neon shades, which by the way can easily be worked around IF you happen to like the overall makeup look. For instance, I applied the neon hydra color as a base first, which formed a toned down greenish yellow. By this point many of you could STOP, and apply typical black liner! Catch my drift? Ooh, as an update to my Color Seasons’ Summer is finished, only three more analysis’s to go. Essentially the posts will feature a few celebrities along with colors to stick with, and steer clear of. Very concise, but informative!

Do be noted, as a disclaimer, ALL products were purchased with my own money, anything stated below is MY opinion, and all photos are raw, with minor touch ups of a lighting change, sharpness enhancement or a saturation enhancement. These factors DO NOT physically change the construct of each photo, they make it so you loves can see em’ clearly! Acts of “blurring” are NEVER done. Skin, is skin. If my makeup is not up to par on the lens, then it is not something I shall introduce to you beauties, though this has never, and will be never the case. Information stated below is both cited, and from my own studies. NOTHING has been copied, everything is my ideas, or shared concepts.

To not include imagery of FALSE advertisement my skin type is dry/sensitive, and any redness, or scabs happen to be hives from sadly…my nerves. With that being said, product recommendations, and your ability to relate might fluctuation, so feel free to ALWAYS ask me questions, this way you don’t end up spending money on the wrong items (for example, I use coconut oil as a base to sooth my hives, but for others this can be too oily, and NOT affective in curing one’s acne, in which I don’t have. Hives come, and go, and can sometimes last only 3 hours, so again, always ask before actually investing in products).