So this was a quick look I want to try on my gorgeous bestie Gen - she has these big jade green eyes that I thought would just look awesome with the rust brown/teal duochrome of Insomnia pigment.

First off I removed her work makeup with Bioderma's Sensibio (previously Crealine) as it easily takes off makeup and wouldn't irritate her super sensitive and dry skin. This was especially important as Gen was letting me try 3 separate makeup looks on her that day and I didn't want to upset her skin! She then used her own moisturizer to revive her skin and then I applied a little POREfessional primer through her T-zone to even out her complexion.

A clean base all prepped and ready to go

Next was base, which for this look I want something nice and medium coverage with moisture to combat any flakies and look good under the studio lights later, so I applied good old RBR TDSS in Linen Cream which was just light enough to suit Gen too (Gen has a super pale porcelain skin tone with neutral to pink under tones - kinda different to my pale olive skin with warm undertones lol!). For concealer I used Becca's duo concealer in Sherbet.

Insomnia patted all over the lid

Onto the eyes, they were really straight forward. I patted/packed Insomnia all over the lid up to the crease with a finger tip - as its a pigment, I find I get less fallout this way than with a brush.
Next I took RBR's Chesnut-Napped Apalis on a Sigma E35 hair fluffy crease brush and blended from the outer corners and through the socket to help transition out the edges. Then I took RBRs Black Pepperjay on my MAC 236 and defined the lash line and outer V a with it.
Lastly I blended UD's Foxy on a random fluffy Manicare brush to soften the edge transition of the crease through to the brow bone.