FOTD with LORAC Best Dressed Palette

I’m back from my 5-day Caribbean cruise! I definitely gained weight on the cruise because all I did was eat! Meh. Since the allergic rash on my body aren’t quite fully gone and I had just finished my medication so I didn’t want to risk it by laying out in the sun or going swimming in case it makes a comeback. Which is a damn shame because I was in the Caribbeans! There is pretty much nothing else to do there but go to the beach or do water sports and sadly I didn’t get to enjoy neither. Lol it’s always funny to see teenagers traveling around in packs on cruises, oh and hogging up all of the hot tubs!! Damn horny teenagers. Well, I shouldn’t be complaining because I was one just not too long ago. Sigh, high school: I don’t miss you one bit.

Anyway, I actually didn’t wear much makeup on the cruise even though I brought along my LORAC palette, which by the way, is an excellent palette for travel for those of you that are wondering. So when I got back the I played around with the palette and here is a look I came up with. Keep in mind that it’s kind of hard to go crazy with this palette, everything is so neutral! I love it.

I’m in LOVE with the blush. Here is a better view of it:

Face:
- Mineral makeup mix
- Lancome Effacernes concealer Claire II

Cheeks:
- LORAC blush in Superstar

Eyes:
- Shiseido brow duo
- UDPP
- All of the shadows except for the gold one in the center and the brown one on the upper right corner. (Too lazy to look up the names )
- L’Oreal HIP cream liner in Brown
- Cover Girl Lash Blast mascara

Lips:
- Smashbox gloss in 35mm

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Question: you know how you are supposed to “set” your foundation with powder?  Well what about mineral foundation? It’s already in powder form! Does anyone still sets it with translucent powder?   Just curious.

Also, this is for Chiara: I will try to do a little tutorial on how I line my eyes just for you   It’s actually the most time consuming step for me next to blending eyeshadow, and I always mess up lol.