Clubbing Look: Burgundy w/ Black cut crease

products used on eyes:

• Elf eyelid primer
• BH Cosmetics 88 Matte Pallet (Reddish-Brown and Black)
• BH Cosmetics 120 Pallet 4th edition (Reddish-Brown)
• Sephora Flash Eyeliner in Black
• JLB Eyeliner in Black
• Color Workshop Mascara

Products used for the face:

• Hard Candy Sheer Envy Skin Perfecting Primer
• Rimmel London Stay Matte Foundation
• True blend Mineral Powder
• Elf Bronzing Powder
• A very light pink blush

Brushes Used:

• Elf  Eye-shadow brush 
• Angled Eye-shadow Brush
• Color workshop Stippling/Blending Brush
• Elf Contour brush
• Color workshop blush brush

Get the look:

• Apply your face primer before you start to apply your eye-shadow primer that way it would have sunken into your skin and your will be ready for you to apply your foundation.
• Apply an eye-shadow primer or if you don't have one apply a concealer and go over it with a bit of powder, in this case I've used the concealer and powder.
• Using an eye-shadow brush apply a shimmer reddish-brown to your lid. Make sure to pat it on.
• Using the same brush apply a matte reddish-brown eye-shadow over the shimmer.
• Next using the angled eye-shadow brush run it along a black eyeliner and begin to place from the outer corner to 1/3 of your crease.
• Using a blending brush. blend black eye-shadow in the crease and take it a lit bit above the crease.
• Next apply apply eyeliner to the base of your lases and line your waterline.
• Apply a highlight to your brow bone.
• Add Mascara, and false lashes if you desire.
• Using a stippling brush apply your foundation to your face.Blend it in and remember to put some on your neck.
• Next apply a powder to set in your foundation. For this I used a mini kabuki brush.
• Taking a contour brush and elf bronzing powder begin to contour your face, place it at the hollows of your cheek, temples, both sides of your nose (optional) and along your jaw line. This of course if optional and it will make your face appear slimmer.
• Now using your blush brush begin to apply a blush to the apple of your cheeks.