Have a happy and blessed easter to all who celebrate it, I created this eye makeup with the colors of easter specifically in mind to celebrate this joyous holiday. The white is christian symbolic for pureness. And the purple is both a color most people associate with easter and a color that is very symbolic in both jew-ism and christianity. Purple signifies royalty, and it's supposed to bring wealth. It also signifies pain and suffering, and we can see the connection with Jesus's crucifixion.
I am not a personal christian myself if you're curious. But I've grown up in a christianity based society and in a family who valued christian values and rituals even though we don't practice a lot of the religion. So I do celebrate christian holidays, and keep many of the values like being kind and patient (besides you know, judging homosexuals, transgenders and kids who curse;)). Therefore this is mostly a tribute to the holiday, and this is of course wearable for everyone regardless.
Products used
Urban Decay primer potion
Sugarpill "tako"
Sugarpill "poison plum"
Inglot freedom system "325M"
Sugarpill "Bulletproof"
Urban Decay limited edition eyeliner set (Same color: Delinquent)
Urban Decay limited edition eyeliner set (Same color: Delinquent)
Lancome Hypnose mascara
Makeupstore brow pencil nr 1
I can see how that reflects the color of easter! :)
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Love this eyeshadow look! Where have you been? I love your blog keep it up! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThank you, I am so glad to hear that! As for my absence, I've been working (a lot) and doing school mostly, I got quite burned in both ends, but I am coming back soon promise, I just want to write up a little arsenal of blogposts before heading back so that I can have something to fall back on. (In case it gets overwhelming) :)
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