Disney's Frozen: Elsa Inspired Makeup

Hello everyone so I have a question, do you wanna build a snowman??? Hehe but seriously! So today;s look is inspired by Elsa from Disney's Frozen. I am obsessed with the movie but more with Elsa's makeup so I just had to re-create it. So as always I will include the actual video tutorial towards the end of this post. So if you would like to know how to get this look and see what I used just keep reading!!!

Products used on the Eyes:

• Urban Decay Potion Primer
• La Colors Jumbo Eye Pencil in Seashells
• Sephora Big Mini Palette: Purple and Pale Pink
• BH Cosmetics 120 1st Edition: light purple, dark purple/plum, reddish brown & hot pink
• BH Cosmetics 120 4th Edition: light purple, light pink and taupe
• The Color Workshop: Pink & Bare
• Hot Topic Glitter Eyeliner Pencil
• Jordana Fabu Eyeliner Pen
• Too Faced Lashgasm Mascara

Products Used on Face:

• Revlon ColorStay Foundation in Toast Hale
• Elf Pressed Powder in Honey
• Wet n Wild Coverall Concelear in 802
• Maybelline Loose Powder in light
• Klean Color Make Me Blush Palette: Pink blush and Contour

Products Used on Lips:

• Wet n Wild Bare It All Lipstick
• NYC Lipgloss in Nude New York

Brushes Used:

• BH Cosmetics 40 Piece Brush Set: Shadow & Angled Blush brush
• Loreal HIP Shadow Brush
• BH Cosmetics Double Ended Travel Brush Set: Smudger, Blending and lip brush

• Apply an eyeshdow base to keep your eye makeup in place.
• Then I applied a white base all over the lid.
• I then used a small shadow brush to apply a deep purple in the inner and outer corners. Be sure to keep the middle area clean.
• I then went over the deep purple with a lighter purple shadow.
• In the middle I applied a light shimmer purple and then went over it with a light almost pale pink shimmer shadow.
• Then using an angled shadow brush and a mixture of a plum and reddish brown shadow you are going to apply this in the crease also under the lower lash line. Don't forget to blend.
• Then using a fluffy shadow brush blend out the crease color with a hot pink shadow.
• Then blend out the hot pink using a lighter pink and use a skin tone shade as a brow highlight.
• Using a pale pink blend out the color under the lashes and apply near the inner corner.
• Using a shimmery taupe color as the inner corner highlight.
• Now just line your eyes and add mascara.
• So now you're just going to do your face makeup like you normally would.
• For a little bit on an extra "glow" I add some of the shimmery taupe color on my cheek bone as a highlight.
• For the lips I had played around with different colors but I really like a nude lip with the look a lot better.