Show me your Naked2 looks!

[#1]

I have noticed that a lot of us have been asking about shadow combinations that others have come up with using the Naked2 palette. Well, I thought it would be fun if we posted pics of some of our looks and shared them with eachother! I have done three looks before in another post, but I have 3 more to share, and would love to see what you all have come up with as well! Everyone could use a little inspiration

 

Products used were the Naked2 palette by Urban Decay, UDPP, MUFE Aqua Eyes in 0L (black), Givenchy Mister Lash Booster, LORAC 3D Multiplex Mascara wardrobed with Givenchy Phenomen'Eyes Mascara, and Sephora Collection Smokey Cream Liner in Black.

Busted on the outer 2/3 of the eye and on lower lashes, Blackout (light hand) in outer corner, Tease in the crease, YDK in inner corner, and Foxy/Bootycall mixed for hightlight. MUFE liner in water line.

Snake Bite in outer 2/3 of eye and bottom lashes, Chooper on inner 1/3 and tear duct area, Foxy/Bootycall mix to highlight, MUFE liner on the water line

Half Baked on lid, Pistol in Crease, Blackout on outer corner (light hand), Verve to highlight (light hand), Sephora Cream liner

As a side note, if you ladies ever need something to kill time while leaving a treatment in your hair for prolonged periods of time, try playing with your cosmetics, because that is what I did hehe.

Have a great day, and post a photo or 2 of some of your eye looks using the Naked2 palette

[#2]

Thank you so much for the pictures!  I am new to personal make-up artistry and I am not very adept at doing anything out of the ordinary, so this is very helpful.

[#3]

No problem! I'm glad you all enjoy it!! I would love to see some of your alls looks as well if you would like to share

[#4]

NICE -- I'm going to keep these in mind! I bought NAKED 2 immediately after its initial release, and I think I have really only used it a few times -- it's not getting the love it deserves! This helps, though -- thank you!

[#5]

Very pretty looks!

[#6]

Very pretty, I'm going to print this out!