How Much Does My Face Cost?

Hey ladies! Sorry I haven't posted anything for a while. Since I've been such a slacker lately, I'm going to load this week with a lot of posts. & just a heads up--I won't be blogging at all the week of Thanksgiving either.

Anyway, let's get to it! I do try to do my makeup differently everyday, but for the sake of the post I based it off of what I wear most often.

1. Foundation: Covergirl Clean Oil Control Foundation- $5.94
2. Powder: Covergirl Smoothers Pressed Powder- $6.24
3. Eyelid Primer: e.l.f. Eyelid Primer- $1.00
4. Lid Color: Sephora Collection Primal Instincts Eyeshadow Palette- $28.00
5. Crease Color: Sephora Collection Moonshadow Baked Palette In the Nude- $27.00
6. Highlight Color: Sephora Collection Makeup Made Simple Palette- $34.00
7. Eyeliner: Ulta Gel Eyeliner Pencil- $8.00
8. Mascara: Benefit's They're Real- $23.00
9. Highlighter: Benefit's Watt's Up- $30.00
10. Blush: NYC Color Wheel Mosaic Face Powder- $4.99
11. Lippie: Maybelline Color Elixir- $7.99

TOTAL: $176.16

Every Day Makeup Tutorial by Lisa Cimorelli

A few days ago Lisa Cimorelli uploaded a makeup tutorial to YouTube. It features the Sephora Moonshadow Baked Palette (In the Nude) that I reviewed a while back. Go check it out! It's a great, really pretty tutorial. Click here to watch it :)

Rave: Sephora Collection Moonshadow Baked Palette- In the Nude

This past February I went to Sephora with the intention of purchasing their Primal Instincts palette, but of course the palette was sold out! Rather than waiting for them to re-stock or order one online, I just decided to buy a different palette. I decided to go with the Moonshadow Baked Palette- In the Nude. I had never heard anything about this palette, but I fell in love with the colors & decided I had to have it.

You can purchase this palette at Sephora. It retails for $26.00.

At first, I hated this palette. I even offered it to my mom, but she didn't like it either. I decided I would just play around with it a bit more & then return it if I still didn't like it. After a few minutes of experimenting, I found that if I used a sponge tip eyeshadow applicator I liked the results. This is now my holy grail eyeshadow palette.

My favorite shadows in this palette are called "Soft Gold", "Peach", "Taupe", "Deep Brown", "Honey Brown", "Deep Sienna", and "Plum". I like to use "Soft Gold" or "Peach" on my inner corner, "Taupe" or "Honey Brown" in my crease, "Deep Sienna" or "Deep Brown" for my outer V, and I sometimes add "Plum" for a pop of color! The shadows blend very well and stay on all day. I find the only time I need to touch up my eyeshadow is after I have a nap.

The only con I have found with this palette is that it the shadows have fairly bad fall out & tend to make your whole face sparkly. This is easy to fix/work around, so I don't let it bother me too bad!

I definitely recommend this palette. It's without a doubt my favorite palette. Let me know if you want swatches or a tutorial using this palette!

**This is not a sponsored post.**