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Girly Gothic

Wearing black has never been my style. I’m a cupcake and pink flower girl. But experimenting with colour comes with the makeup territory and since venturing into the unknown black region I find myself falling in love with this colour. Combine black with an inner gothic diva spirit and bamm, this look emerged! 
Don’t worry it is super simple really.
Step one; don’t comb your hair! Or if you have hair like me that just wants to fall straight down, then add some volume with some mousse and just makes it messy.
Step two; start with a clean base; sheer foundation and powder. That all folks!
Step three; black gel eyeliner with a slight winged out top lash line and bottom waterline for me. Of course you can try the dramatic cat eyes with some false eyelashes. 
Step four; fix your pout! I used black eyeliner to slightly outline the shape of the lips and then blended the liner inwards. Finish the lip with a black lipstick. I used NYX Round lipstick in Penelope. Although it’s a black lipstick, the colour is not super black on first swipe, so that’s why the lips look a bit sheer in the middle. Pack it on if you rather have a super black lip.
Step five; Comb the brows upwards for a messy look and add black eye-shadow or pencil liner! All done now! Easy right? 
Overall I find this look gothic but with a girly edge. I will go full on gothic one day! Hope you enjoyed anyway!
Happy Girly Gothic!
XOXO
Naomi

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    1. Thanks Chelsea! My creative side is slowly evolving! Now I need a better camera to show all the minor details!

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  2. i haven't worn really dark lippies for so long, i might try it again since your FOTDs are so tempting and sexy! ;)

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    1. Thanks Lena! Now that you mention it, I cant remember seeing you with a dark lip since I started following your blog! I'm looking forward to seeing it!!!!1

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  3. OOO Naomi, this is really Gothic (in a nice way)! I've never ever worn such a dark lippy, but you make it seem so amazing it's just nice :)

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    1. Thanks Sunny! I'm branching out in terms of colour!

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