Hey guys and welcome back to my channel so as we can see I've got a nice glowy dewy base prep damn primed ready to go so we're just going to go straight in with the eyes you guys do want a base routine lemma know in the comments below otherwise first things first we're gonna prime our eyelids I'm using my Mac soft-oaked paint pot just to prime them like I said it's gonna create a nice tacky base for the eye shadows to stick to as well as neutralizing them so there's no veins or redness popping through disrupting that eye shadow okay for the first eye shadow we're going to use today I'm taking this beautiful peachy pink shade on a fluffy 227 crease brush from the waiver and I'm just basically buffing that through the outer corner and through the crease also popping it on that out of the lid area as well next I'm going in with this absolutely beautiful matte turquoisey shade from the same palette and on that same fluffy crease brush I'm just popping that on the lid area it is more of like a hap hazard kind eye should I look at that makes sense so there doesn't really matter about perfection with blending or like the opaqueness of the shade I kind of want to look more of like a wash effect that makes sense next I'm going to take the same peachy pink shade but mixing it in with a bit of with stereo from makeup which is this beautiful kind of light purple shade I'm buffing that on my lower lash line and also through that outer corner and crease area to deepen it up a little bit and have a little bit of depth there next taking that turquoisey shade on the bottom lash line in a corner area I'm just popping that on with a pencil brush like I said I want to be more of a wash rather than like a stark opaque kind of color there for my inner corners I'm taking this beautiful shade eyeshadow from makeup geek called Pegas and applying that to the inner corners for a bit of a pizazz bit of pop you know and for the brow bone highlight I'm taking puffs from my Juby's place doos palette on a pencil brush as you can see I'm not actually applying it to the whole brow bone I'm applying it to the very high point I want to have like a bit of a reflect as you can see the inner corner cheekbone and brow bone has that very intense reflect and that's what I was going for with this look just those high points of the face for what the liner I didn't want to go smack bam a turkey and ham kind of thing with like the stark like liquid liner I wanted to have a bit of an idea of where you know the shape of the look and everything like that so I first went in with this cream eye base from Nick's this is the jumbo pencil in milk and I use a I can see the brush to kind of map out like I said the shape of the butterfly wing just I had a guide it helps you make less mistakes and I love this white eye base because it's so easy to just like rub out and just go over again like you feel like the shape isn't quite what you want you can just rub out that area and just redo it so it's good it's like a little kind of idea of what you want I guess for liquid liner today I'm taking my mapling high push up liquid liner and I just can see I'm just drawing your typical wing first of all so this part is pretty self-explanatory I just want something thin and little nothing too crazy then what we're going to do is connect that wing up into the butterfly wings so I'm going up and with that guide that we've created I'm just going to draw over the top of it definitely definitely take your time with this step patience is a virtue with this I literally just had to just do little strokes at a time just to kind of get my bearings a little bit and also go over the top as you can see like because that white eye base is there you do have to go the liquid liner a little bit to make sure it was nice and opaque so there wasn't any white peeking through so as you can see I kind of draw on two little triangles off that wing connecting on to the lines that go across the crease area I use a few little images from the internet to kind of get an idea of the butterfly wing and as you can see I did make a little bit of mistakes I went back over with that paint pot and then I used this beautiful kind of greenish shimmery shade to cover it up and girl I was like I actually love this shade so I went on both eyes with it it was such a beautiful color and it shows up a little bit more than just that turquoisey color yet it still has that kind of washed watery watercolor kind of eyeshadow look is what I was going for nothing too perfect basically then I go back over with that liquid liner just go back and create that butterfly look I did use like I said guides from the internet I'm to get an idea what a butterfly wing looks like so if you guys aren't sure definitely use that and I just repeat the same step on the other eye I found the hardest part with this look was going across the brow bone area to get the right shape and everything but once you've done that the other bits are pretty easy to do just take your time if you do make a mistake use your paint pot clean it up and go over it again it's very easy nothing to fear okay so next bit I'm doing is actually that bottom part of the wing so I'm just repeating my step I was a little bit nervous with this one but it actually was a lot easier to do than the top part of the eye because having like a more stable base I guess like the cheekbones a lot easier to draw on than the eyelid so this part was actually easier just a little FYI for you guys so once you've mapped out the shape I've just done two little kind of bump shapes and then it's come out to a point I'm just going to go and trace over those again take your time with a step it better is a lot easier than the top so that's a win haha I did a little kind of like star on the bottom of the the wing so I put a little diamond to there a little bit later as you'll see first of all though I'm going to take some body paint this isn't I say if they're just a lot of I but I mean it's not that close to your eye and I'm just drawing little white dots along the wing you can use a liquid line if you don't have like paint but I just used white paint and I just did it along the kind of outer point of that wing and also along the bottom wing as well I just did three little dots there of course it's up to you like you can with my dots as little dots as you would like I just thought of a nice little touch to the wing and it made it a little bit more realistic I guess I also did them in like big dots a little dots like I want them to be kind of imperfect very random and then like I said I'm going in with a diamond on the very kind of point of those wings I just thought was so pretty and it was fun I'm gonna move something fun to do next I'm going in with lashes today oh I'm obsessed with these lashes lately I've used them in my last few looks these are the fairy lashes from any to they're just so full and the long chouers I just love them so much and I really complement this look they don't cover up the liquid liner too much or anything like that then I'm going in and putting a nude eye coat in my waterline to really open up the eyes I did toy with the idea of using a colored coal in my waterline but I was like nah I like the nude better and then I'm just finishing off putting on some bottom lash mascara and that guys concludes today's butterfly inspired I make up look I really hope you enjoyed it it is a little different to my previous butterfly look I feel like this one actually was a little bit easier even though it looks more intricate it was a little bit easier than my last look and I used different colors this time but of course you can use whatever color combo you would like I really do hope you guys enjoyed today's look please leave me a big thumbs up if you did and subscribe down below to my channel so you guys can stay up to date with all my latest videos and tutorials if you haven't your requests please also leave those down below otherwise I hope to see you in my next video I love you all so much and I'll see you soon bye