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Mary Kay The White-Hot Suit (… and the red HOT lip!) – Get the Look!

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This month I’ve partnered up with Condé Nast and Mary Kay to recreate one of three holiday looks from Mary Kay’s Vintage Holiday print advertorial.  Mary Kay products are so easily accessible to me and are perfect for beauty baskets as well as gift giving!

My look is the The White-Hot Suit, which is inspired by the sleek and sexy 1970s style; menswear-inspired but still feminine.  I love me a red lip and it’s always my go-to color for the holidays as well as any type of formal or semi-formal event throughout the year.  It’s just such a powerful color and brightens the face so nicely.

Mary Kay The White-Hot Suit look #MKHolidayLook #MKTrendWinged liner is also essential for this look.  I don’t like to do an extreme cat eye, even while wearing a party look, but a slight wing always makes my eyes look just that much bigger and sexier.  A must-have to complete your face!

Mary Kay The White-Hot Suit eye look #MKHolidayLook #MKTrendThese are just a few of the products used to create the look above.

get the look Mary Kay The White-Hot Suit #MKHolidayLook #MKTrendMy favorite products were definitely the Lash Love Mascara (I was blown away by how long and full my lashes looked in only two coats!), the True Dimensions Lipstick in Firecracker and the Nourishine Plus Lip Gloss in Rock N Red.  Now I’m totally prepared for my holiday parties!

Check out the three looks from Mary Kay’s holiday shoot – Flapper Chic, Silver Screen Siren, The White-Hot Suit.  Which one is your favorite?

***I received complimentary product from Mary Kay through Condé Nast.  No payment was received for this post and all statements are my own.

/ Filled Under: Blushing Noir, FOTD

Comments

  7. Nikki says

    Absolutely beautiful look! Your eye look is wearable and glam, at the same time. I love those Mary Kay magnetized palettes! I remember when the new style came out a couple years (4 maybe?) ago. I remember thinking they were so genius back then, and now that I’ve fallen in love with Z-Palettes I can see how Mary Kay seemed to be trying to bring that concept to non-makeup artists even back then. Smart!

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