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Disadvantage: If for some reason you are lining your eyes, and it's not completely straight, smudge-proof/waterproof liners will usually dry quickly and be difficult to take off.
Advantage: A smudge-proof liner plays a massive role when you are trying to obtain your signature "cat-eye" look. By lining just the outside of your eye, you can secure that it will not smear all day.
The "cat-eye" is a personal favorite of mine, partially because my eyes are almond shaped and it gives a distinct appeal with or without any shadow, and you can play with different colors.
Rihanna's make-up style is admirable, and I have yet to find out her artist, but she's a fan of the "cat eye" and utilizes it with a range of different colors for her eyes and lips.
Aishwarya Rai: Her stunning eyes play a major role in her choices of using earth tone colors for her lips, cheeks, and eyeshadow.
Angelina Jolie: I have rarely seen her wearing more make-up than this, but I'm a fan of her simplistic nature. Liner is used at the outside of the top and bottom, which is said to make your eyes look bigger. Less make-up means more emphasis on accessories, as seen with her emerald earrings...I'm green with envy, but my loyalty lies with "Team Aniston"
I start by bronzing each cheekbone area with MAC cosmetic's loose bronzer powder and follow up with their loose shimmer powder, and finally add a hint of blush. 
Final Result: An emphasized cheek area with the perfect amount of glam.




Simplicity: Keep the rest of your look simple by using liquid liner, bronzing your cheeks, and glossing your lips, and finally accenting your brows with a pencil or even an eyeshadow color such as dark brown or black to soften your color, but produce a "thicker" brow...


I have been known to be obsessed with it, but you soon realize that it works wonders in covering up small blemishes, dark circles around the eyes, and generally freshening up your face! I have used several concealers, but in the last few months, I have formed a solid relationship with Bobbi Brown concealer.
My new best friends are very good to me.
A smokey eye is the easiest way to change up your look and add a glimpse of drama to your look. You can keep your eyes soft with a hint of black, or dare to be different and blacken away...
Glamour Chic: The smokey eye with a nude lip is a simple look to achieve and has a flawless finish...

What better way to start a new season, then by "falling" in love with all things fall?
Another way of welcoming the new season with your make up is to use a deep pink or almost plum lip color with a sheer gloss and contrasting the look with your eyes by complementing shades such as a raspberry pink with a hint of gold...Welcome a new season with golds, browns, and lots of red!
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Blue is part of the purple color family and another favorite of mine. Regardless of skin tone, you can mix/match a variety of blues to enhance your eyes, eye color, or overall look. MAC cosmetics has a blue eyeliner called Navy Stain and its absolutely lovely. It mixes a hint of silver with blue, to make your eyes pop... 
For the bold & daring, you can mix lavender shadow with a teal/blue base and line the bottom of your eye with a blue liner, being sure to keep your lips super simple with just some neutral gloss...

I have a secret obsession with Urban Decay: Stalker. I have had it for years, and it mixes a touch of lavender purple, with hints of silver glitter. You can mix & match to keep just the shadow, or combine with a black or navy blue to accent the color...
