Diablo II: Sorceress

Greetings friends! If you have followed my blog for a while, you might have seen some of my Diablo III inspired looks. This look is inspired by the Sorceress from Diablo II, a game which I did play myself a loooong time ago. For this look I wanted to play up on the greens and blues of her character, but do it in a more subtle way. The focus of this look is definitely the lower lash line, which is a bright blue  with a hint of purple inspired by the Sorceress staff and magic. I used a vampy purple on my lips because the Sorceress seems to have a dark lip color as well.  I used mostly all Victorian Disco Cosmetics for this look~

*This look was requested by someone a while back, but I cannot remember who it was! If you are the one who requested it, please let me know so that I can give you credit!

                                                                     Products Used                                                                     

-Fyrinnae Pixie Epoxy

-Victorian Disco Cosmetics eyeshadows in 'NOU', 'Ay Sexy Lady !!', and 'My Feels'

-Urban Decay 24/7 Pencil Liner in 'Chaos'

-Revlon Lash Potion mascara

-Maybelline Age Rewind Dark Circle Eraser in 'Neutralizer'

-Hourglass Immaculate Foundation

-NARS 'Sin' Blush

-Giorgio Armani Rouge d'Sheer Lipstick in #602

-Victorian Disco Cosmetics nail polish in 'Zombie Flesh'

                                                                            Tutorial                                                                         

1. Apply an eyeshadow base. I am using Fyrinnae's Pixie Epoxy as a base for my loose eyeshadows.


2. With a flat brush pat on a shimmery green color. I am using Victorian Disco Cosmetics 'NOU', a mossy green that has a silver-gold sheen in some angles.

3. With a crease brush, apply any dark color on the outer corner, while also using the brush to blend into the all over lid color. I am using Victorian Disco Cosmetics 'Ay Sexy Lady' which is actually a dark purple but looks like a dark green over 'NOU'.

4.  Use a bright blue eyeliner on the waterline or just on the edge of the lower lash line. I used Urban Decay's 24/7 pencil eyeliner in 'Chaos' which is an amazingly bright powder blue.

5. With a small brush, apply a blue eyeshadow on the lower lash line. I am using Victorian Disco Cosmetics 'My Feels', a bright blue with a purple shift.


6. Make any finishing touches. I applied my mascara and cleaned up the lower lash line with my concealer, Maybelline's Age Rewind Dark Circle Eraser.

                                                                           Final Look                                                                     

Thank you for joining my blog once more! I hope you enjoyed the look!

*Some products used were samples sent to me for free.