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Woman Owned Makeup Brand Challenge

So I wanted to post something on here for International Women's Day and I wanted to do a makeup look using woman owned brands (or that have a female founder) So... I thought I'd post it here instead of on my beauty blog.

showing a picture in my glasses because Benefit did an ad that had a woman in glasses and it said "yuck" and I like how I look in glasses... so yeah! 

Face 
I don't actually have a primer from a Woman Owned Brand... most of the Urban Decay founders are women and I do have a makeup forever primer and the founder of that is also a woman... but for the most part I use Smashbox... so I actually improvised and used the It Cosmetics CC Cream as a primer. This feels a little sticky... but I kind of like it. For foundation I used the Fiona Stiles Illuminating Foundation Concentrate. I love Fiona Stiles, she does makeup for celebrities, Lilly Collins is one of her clients... but she also takes the time to respond to instagram posts and she actually helped me use her foundation a little bit better... so Go Fiona Stiles! I'm still starstruck at that lol. Anyway I used that as my foundation. For blush I used my Becca Blushed with Light Palette... 90% sure Becca has a female founder... yes Trendmood did an interview with her so that's true lol. And for highlight I went in with my Makeup Geek Kathleenlights Highlight Palette and I used the shade Nightlight. Love this palette.

Eyes 
I used the Nyx Jumbo Pencil in Milk as a primer... again 90% sure the Nyx founder is female. Then I used the Kat Von D Metal Matte palette. I used Twinkle all over the lid, Velvet in the crease and Synergy on the outer corner. On the browbone I used Linen. For eyeliner I lined my upper lashline and lower lashline with the Laura Gellar I Care Waterproof I pencil in Gunmetal and for mascara I used Bareminerals lash domination... I'm not sure this has a female founder... I think it said so on google... but currently I have that and Ulta's mascara opened and Ulta is not owned by a woman... so yeah.

Lips 
I used the Jouer Matte Lip Cream in Dulce de Leche.

Brushes 
Okay not all the brushes I used were woman owned... but I thought I would mention the ones that are. I used a Tarte Eyeshadow brush, an It Cosmetics for Ulta brush for the crease and a Real Techniques Blush Brush. I don't know if Real Techniques is female owned... the girls from PixiWoo are the spokespeople for it... but idk if they actually own it or not... but since there is so much female influence in the brand I thought it would be fitting.

Perfume 
Usually I don't say what perfume... but I'm wearing Elizabeth and James Nirvana White, which is owned by The Olson Twins... so I thought I would mention that.

P.s- this is the video I got the idea for this challenge from. Go check out her channel! She is awesome!

Byeee!
-Shannon
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