The look I’d wear to meet Mr. Tumnus in Narnia ❄️

Eyeshadow - @morphe2 x @jamescharles Palette & @makeuprevolution Marvelous Mattes Palette

Eyebrow - @Maybelline Build A Brow Pen

Lips - @lacolors Matte Lipstick Shade In Love

Base - @aboutfacebeauty liquid foundation & Maybelline Fit Me Loose powder

#narnia #wintermakeup #blueeyshadow #icymakeup #notamua

2024/12/12 Edited to

... Read moreWhen I first thought about creating a makeup look for a magical, wintry realm like Narnia, my mind immediately went to the enchanting, frosty vibes of Mr. Tumnus's world. This isn't just any winter makeup; it's about channeling that whimsical, slightly mysterious aura! I wanted something that felt ethereal yet grounded, and that’s how I landed on this striking icy blue eyeshadow paired with a subtle, earthy lip. It’s my little tribute to finding adventure in the snow. One of the key elements here is that vibrant blue eyeshadow. To make it truly pop, I always start with a good primer to ensure the color stays intense and crease-free all day – essential for any Narnian expedition! Applying a light base color first can also help the blue really stand out against your skin tone. I layered the blue, building up the intensity, especially on the outer corners and along the lower lash line, to give that frosty, almost otherworldly depth. The black winged eyeliner is crucial for defining the eyes and adding a touch of drama, making the blue truly the star of the show. I find a sharp, crisp line really elevates the whole fantasy feel. Now, for those of you who might be drawn to the idea of a more 'character' driven look, you might notice this vibrant blue eyeshadow has a fantastic versatility. While my initial inspiration was Narnia, I've had friends comment on how it could easily be adapted for something like a Mystique-inspired makeup! For anyone dabbling in Mystique cosplay, this blue is a brilliant starting point. You could extend the blue to your temples or even lightly dust it around your cheekbones for a more dramatic effect without committing to full body painting. If you are leaning towards a full Mystique body painting, remember that layering thinner coats of face paint gives a smoother, more even finish than one thick layer, and setting it with a translucent powder will help prevent smudging all day. Even just a blue eye and a hint of blue on the face can evoke the character beautifully. Balancing such a bold eye, I opted for a matte brown lipstick. This grounds the look, preventing it from becoming too overwhelming and keeping that natural, faun-like elegance I associate with Mr. Tumnus. A matte finish always looks sophisticated and doesn’t compete with the shimmer or intensity of the eye makeup. For a complete winter makeup aesthetic, I also added a subtle blush, just a hint of rosy color on the apples of my cheeks to mimic that fresh-from-the-cold glow. What I love about this look is how adaptable it is. Whether you're dreaming of snowy landscapes, embracing your inner fantasy character, or just want a bold, beautiful blue eye, these techniques are super helpful. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different shades of blue or even add a touch of glitter for extra frosty magic! It's all about making the look your own and having fun with makeup.

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