Here's a quick tutorial on my eye makeup featured in the ColourPop Lippie Review/Swatch video using the Lorac Mega Pro Palette. The look is super easy to create with different colors- just follow the steps and use a straight edge.

Don't forget to check out the rest of my tutorials and check every week for something new! I'm really getting the hang of posting new videos and building my channel. Lots of new and exciting things are coming your way!

Here are the products I used to create this look:

Lorac Mega Pro Palette Cream, Sepia, Camel, Espresso, Black and Fawn
MAC Cosmetics Vanilla Pigment
LA Girl Cosmetics Gel Eye Liner Very Black
NYX Cosmetics Stacked Mascara
KOKO Lashes Misha
Lips featured ColourPop Scandy and LBB Lippes

As soon as I saw a post on Instagram about the LORAC Mega PRO Palette I knew I had to get my hands on this super palette along with a lot of other people.

I haven't really tried LORAC products and I always wanted to try the LORAC PRO Palettes 1 and 2 but never had a chance. I see a lot of makeup artists stock their kits with the palettes. I was about to purchase the originals until I found out this motherload was hitting for the fall season. It actually launched for their 2014 Royal Holiday Collection but looks like it won't even reach the holidays.

Because I am a typical makeup addict I stalked the LORAC website, Facebook and Instagram feeds to make sure I didn't miss out. Marked the date Tuesday Oct. 7th in my Filofax (thank goodness for my planner to remind me of all these makeup launches). Woke up at 6am PST to purchase the palette. Told my husband I forgot to send out a work email .. lied but whatever I needed the palette. So happy I did and got my hands on it.

The shadows overall are super pigmented! I felt every time I dipped my brush into the shadow I needed to tap my brush. Also I learned very early that you only need to tap your brush into shadow very lightly and it will pick up a lot of shadow. I wish there was a variety of colors though. There are a lot of light and mid tone shades all around the same color (check out the first half of the palette). With that said it's a good palette to create neutral natural looks and classic colored smokey eyes. If you are into color/brighter colors you may want to pass this up.

I knew I wanted to create a couple of tutorials featuring colors from this palette because it can get overwhelming with all the colors provided. First up is a soft smokey eye, hope you enjoy!

Here are the details of the look:

Too Faced Eye Shadow Insurance Primer
Lorac Mega Pro Palette Dirty Plum with MAC #224, Cashmere with MAC #239, Granite with MAC #224, Espresso with MAC #226, Sand with MAC #252

LA Girl Gel Eyeliner

Tarte Lights, Camera Lashes Mascara

Elegant Lashes #605 www.elegantlashes.com
Sleek Cosmetics Face Form Contour and Blush Kit Medium
MAC Cosmetics Warm Glow Mineralize Blush
MAC Cosmetics Global Glow Mineralize Skin Finish
NYX Cosmetics Mauve Lip Liner
MAC Cosmetics MEHR Lipstick

Let me know what type of look you want to see from this palette! Don't forget to subscribe to my channel here and like the video! xoxo