Warm Copper Fall Makeup Tutorial
Are you ready for fall? Summer is rapidly winding down, and while we’ll miss the long days and warm weather, we’re ready for a fall color palette. This look inspires connection between the seasons. Warm, glowing copper and a touch of gold make the transition from summer to fall makeup a seamless one.
Lana’s green eyes have a ring of amber in the center, so a wide spectrum of colors make them pop. Bronze, gold and copper are timeless shades that all intensify the brown in her eyes. A beautifully arched brow adds structure and creates a cohesive look.
Precise Micro Browliner is designed for natural-looking detail. With this ultra-precise brow pencil, we filled out Lana’s natural brow shape using dark brown.
For a softer look, try light brown. Cream Stay Shadow Sticks are smudge-proof and longwearing, making them a great color base for your eye shadow. Wear these cream shadows on their own or layer powder eye shadow on top to create dimension and intense color.
Get the Look
- Fill and shape brows with Precise Micro Browliner in dark brown.
- Apply Cream Stay Shadow Stick in keepsake directly to the lid.
- Blend Eye Shadow in coy through the crease using the Eye Blender Brush.
- Use the bronze shade from Eye Shadow Trio in copper sheen to deepen the outer corner with the Crease Brush.
- Apply the gold shade from Eye Shadow Trio in copper sheen to the lid.
- Highlight the brow bone and inner corner with the highlight shade from Eye Shadow Trio in copper sheen.
- Line the lower lashline with Cream Stay Shadow Stick in metro.
- Blend the bronze shade from Eye Shadow Trio in copper sheen along the lower lashline with the Crease Brush.
- Coat lashes with Lash Lengthening Mascara in black.
Lana wears Tinted Primer SPF 30 in medium and Luxe Liquid Foundation SPF 18 in brulee. This evens her complexion without covering her natural freckles. Next, we applied Contour Kit in medium to dark for natural definition and Blush in sweet and Gloss in blushing for subtle color.
About Lana
Lana co-writes Old Pink House with her sister Greta. They both love to live, dress, travel and create. The name Old Pink House is a nod to their childhood home.