How To: Halo Eye | MECCA Beauty Junkie

One of the most pigmented and glitter-filled palettes has just landed in Mecca Maxima, it's the Urban Decay Moondust Palette http://mecca.com.au/urban-decay/moondust-eyeshadow-palette/I-025051.html?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_medium=social&utm_content=Must)Have_Moondust&utm_campaign=MECCABeautyJunkie and it's ah-mazing. In our latest tutorial, Mecca Beauty Junkie, Gabby, creates a halo eye effect using a selection of colours from this must-have palette. A halo eye effect is created when a lighter colour is placed in the middle of the eye - this gives the eyes a wider and rounder appearance. If you love pigment, live for glitter on your eyelids and want a stand out eye makeup look, this is the palette and shadow look for you. Urban Decay can do no wrong! Before starting an eye look, it's always best to prime your eyes to ensure your make-up will stay for hours using the Too Faced Shadow Insurance Primer http://mecca.com.au/too-faced/shadow-insurance/V-005534.html?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_medium=social&utm_content=How_To_Halo_Eye&utm_campaign=MECCABeautyJunkie Define your crease by using the Stila Eyes Are The Window Palette in ‘Spirit’ http://mecca.com.au/stila/eyes-are-the-window-shadow-palette-spirit/I-018939.html?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_medium=social&utm_content=How_To_Halo_Eye&utm_campaign=MECCABeautyJunkie Blend the shadow using Smashbox Crease Brush 10 http://mecca.com.au/smashbox/crease-brush-10/I-007580.html?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_medium=social&utm_conten