Subtle Purple Makeup Tutorial
Hey friends, it’s great to see you! For those of you who don’t know me, I’m Courtney and I run the cruelty-free beauty, gothic fashion & lifestyle blog, Phyrra. Today I’ve got a Subtle Purple Makeup Tutorial to share with you. It’s perfect for hooded eyes and will really make brown eyes sparkle! It’s the next in my Subtle Pops of Color series. Watch the Subtle Teal Makeup Tutorial or the Subtle Green Makeup Tutorial too!
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Subtle Purple Makeup Tutorial for Hooded Eyes Video
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Subtle Purple Makeup Look for Hooded Eyes
Eyes
Urban Decay Primer Potion in Sin
Cozzette Beauty Essential Powder in C1 (cool yellow olive)(v)
Urban Decay Bailout On the Run Mini Palette
Cover FX Perfect Pencil in N-Xtra Light (v) (sold out)
Milk Makeup Kush Brow Gel in Diesel (deepest cool-toned black-brown)(v)
Face
Danessa Myricks Prism FX Lotion (v)
Smith & Cult Veiled Threat Foundation in 100 Neutral (v)
Milk Makeup Supernova Holographic Stick (v)
theBalm Balm Beach blush
Black Moon Catshark highlighter (v)
Lips
Urban Decay Pandemonium Lip Pencil (v)
Ofra Wonderland Liquid Lipstick (v)
(v) denotes vegan
Almost every makeup product used in my Subtle Purple Makeup Tutorial is vegan! I love makeup brands that are cruelty free and kind to animals.
If you have hooded eyes like I do, you’ll love my Hooded Eyes Makeup Manual! It’s a great beginner’s guide to makeup with hooded eyes. It includes a brush guide, tutorials, tips and tricks for how to make the most of your eye shape. And best of all, it’s got unfiltered results on real people.
The Urban Decay On the Run Mini Palettes are perfect for people who want just a subtle pop of color. They’re really a great way to start experimenting with color. I didn’t appreciate that fact the first time I swatched these palettes, but I definitely have appreciated them more since I started this Subtle Pops of Color Makeup Series. The Urban Decay Bailout mini palette is great for people who want to try purple, while the Detour mini palette is perfect for those who want to experiment with teal blue. The Shortcut palette is all about blush tones and reds. It’s my favorite of the 3 palettes.
What do you think of this Subtle Purple Makeup Tutorial? What color do you want to see next?
I’m obsessed with this look! The eyes compliment the highlight which compliment the lips. So complete!!
Subtle pops of color – such a great idea! Color does not have be loud!
Subtle yet with a colorful edge! Love it!
It’s really perfect for those who think they can’t wear purple, this has just the touch you need on your eyes and then the blush and lips pick up the rest. Beautiful job.
I love that Courtney has been doing these subtle color looks lately because they are looks that I can try. I liked the green look and this purple one is gorgeous too.
I love this eye look, will def try it myself!
I’m so glad you loved this tutorial Jen! I had tons of fun putting it together for you.
I love this look. It’s a nice way for those of us who are a tad colour shy to play with new hues.
GORGEOUS!!! Also, i LOVE the fact that the makeup you used is vegan. NO TO ANIMAL CRUELTY!
I’ve had my eyes on those mini palettes! (har har!) I love this as a neutral eye with a little color pop.
This is an amazing tutorial, and I love these gorgeous looks that Courtney has been doing! This is just stunning!
I love the look Courtney created! How pretty for a shimmery look! I like to have a little hint of colour in my makeup most days (sometime LOTS of colour) so this is such a great series.
I could totally do this sort of purple look! LOVE, and now I must try it!
I’ve never really thought to add color to my eyebrows! Great pop of color!
I have no idea what hooded eyes mean. But your shadow is very pretty.
Thanks for this video – I bought the Viseart Liason palette for the purple colors and once I received it, I didn’t know what to do with it. I was just about ready to return it, I felt odd using some of the midtone brown (although it is a cool palette) as a transition color, but now that I see how you’ve done your corners and the lighter eyelid, Im going to try again!
Yay – glad Phyrra could help save a palette! 🙂
Your make up is amazing. i loved it.
I love how the crease color makes the purples pull almost neutral, it makes purples seem a little less intimidating, great tutorial!