Natural Winged Eye Tutorial | Lipstick Heels and a Baby

When I first heard I could get up to 40% cash back on purchases off of items I need to buy anyways I was in shock! It seemed almost too good to be true but it really isn’t!
Splender.com has over 800 stores to chose from, including a lot of my favorites such as Nordstrom and Sephora!
You can even stack cash back, coupons, & offers to increase your savings (Example: 15% off sale + extra 30% off coupon + 5% cash back = big savings). It is free to join and is so easy to use! Search for your favorite places to shop and be taken to their website instantly! You will browse your sites and purchase as you normally would. A few days later, Splender will give you your cash back. Yes, it is that easy! If you are curious to how it works, here is the process broken down very easily!

Select a store at the Splender site
Click a deal or offer you want and you’ll be transferred to that store’s website
Complete your purchase on the store’s website as you normally would
The store then pays Splender a commission for sending you there to shop
Splender shares that money with you in the form of cash back

I went shopping for makeup recently and used Splender.com. I shopped at two different locations to make sure I could get all of my favorite brands that I use regularly. Such as Mac, Stila and Beauty Blender. I have included a super simple tutorial to get the trendy winged eye without all the mess and fuss! It really is a fail proof method that I use to get this Lauren Conrad inspired look!

What you need:

How To:

1. Apply foundation all over your face.

2. Use tape to make a clean line from the outer corner of your eye to the end of your eyebrow. If you draw your eyebrows on longer put the tape where your eyebrow will end. The tape is going to keep your makeup clean and your lines straight.

3. Use neutral and natural eye shadow colors to create depth in your eye crease. Use a light color on your lid to make your eyes look more awake and bigger.

4. Use a felt tip eyeliner to line upper lash line. This is where the tape really comes in handy keeping your wing straight and even on each side!

5. Remove tape and apply under eye concealer to clean up any shadow that fell below and use a Beauty Blender to smooth it in and brighten under your eye.

6. Apply a thin coat of mascara and apply false natural looking eyelashes. I cut mine so they will only be on the outer part of my eye.

7. Finish the rest of your makeup and you are set to go!

I was selected for this opportunity as a member of Clever Girls and the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.