Here is my experiment - it was my first experience with BE and mind you, I am NOT a makeup girl. I never wear the stuff so my technique is...well, not good. But at least I can hope to improve right?


1. Bare faced shot (which, funny enough I had to take after I put everything on because I was so excited to use the stuff I forgot the before. So the before is really the after?)
2. Another bare faced shot
3. After applying the primer, foundation (in fairly light), warmth and veil.
4. After using the eye starter kit (vanilla sugar base, peach puff on the lid, the contour shadow and the liner), pre mascara and eyelash curling I believe.
5. The finished product including a lip color and mascara in brown, both products from Sephora (I hate my lips, I always feel like a clown wearing color)
6. Another shot of the finished product.

Annnnnd bloopers?

7. Wheeeee makeup!
8. What's better than putting makeup on alone? Having a friend there to mock, er, help you!

edit: Holy messy eyebrows batman. I think I need to invest in an eyebrow brush :X

edit: I suppose I should comment on the experience too duh. I liked the BE stuff, the way it felt (which means I didn't feel like I was wearing anything). I'm not sure that it was the best example of what the stuff can do but then again I'm a total newbie so if I made any dent or change it had nothing to do with me. I think what I had the most difficulty with was trying to figure out how much to put in the lid - often I'd end up with way too much, other times way too little (or so it seemed). It will take some getting used to, and maybe I'll get adventurous at some point and use actual color on the eyes. I do like the neutrals though, although I'm not sure they really make my eyes stand out any more, I think that the mascara does that alone. I'll keep practicing.

Oh and eyeliner still scares the crap out of me.