FOTD - Disney edition

So for Christmas my mum bought me and my cousin tickets to Disney on ice magical festival in Nottingham. Me and my cousin absolutely love everything Disney and have been to Disney on ice quite a few times now and this one did not disappoint!

These are the products that I used for Disney on ice. I wanted to use gold and red but still keep it quite subtle.

For a base I used my wonderful Diorskin Star Foundation (£31.50) paired with my MAC Pro longwear consealer (£17).
I wanted to keep it natural but cover the dark circles I have at the moment.

I have fallen in love with my Benefit Rockateur blusher (£23) all over again. That rose gold glow is my perfect every day for spring/summer...actually all year! I think it makes me look like I have contoured... which I haven't because I don't know how to do it properly.

I have finally got round to using my Mac Viva Glam Rhianna lipstick (£15). When I first bought this I hated it! It really dried my lips up.. It literally took the moisture out of my face! But when I pair it with a lip liner such as Rimmel eastend snob or Charlotte Tilbury pillow talk it seems to apply better and not try my lips out. I think this is the perfect red shade for me because it's a pink red not a red red... You know what I mean!

For my eyes I thought it was perfect opportunity to use my Disney villains eyeshadow palette (from Disney shop now unavailable). I used the Queen of hearts gold shade all over my lid. Then I used the Cruella DeVill shade lightly in the crease and also to line my eyes.

I was really happy with how my makeup turned out. :)
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