Go From Work Day to Date Night with jane iredale!

jane iredale – THE SKIN CARE MAKEUP has the essential beauty tools you need to quickly and flawlessly transform your look from office sophistication to date night. Soft, pouty lips paired with shimmering eyes is a classic romantic look and is easy to create with the right multi-tasking products that can be layered over your workday makeup. {Products sent for review/consideration}

1.       Lightly brush a glaze of jane iredale 24 Karat Gold Dust ($13.50 each) on your eyelid directly over your existing eye makeup to add an unexpected sparkle whenever you lower your lids. Available in seven lustrous shades: Silver, Gold, Bronze, Champagne Rose Gold, Green and Aquamarine.

2.       Accentuate your gaze with lust worthy lashes by applying a coat of jane iredale Longest Lash Lengthening and Thickening Mascara ($33) in Jet Black, which is designed to make lashes look thicker and longer naturally.

3.       Finish by taking your look from day to night with jane iredale PureMoist Lipstick ($25 each) in a classic true red shade such as Margi or Abigail. If cheeks are looking lifeless and sallow, also apply a dab of the PureMoist Lipstick onto the apples of your cheeks and blend well for a natural-looking flush. Available in 24 versatile shades that dress the lips with high-impact color and sumptuous depth. 

4.       Don’t forget to tuck jane iredale Facial Blotting Papers ($11) into your clutch as your face is sure to shine after a few glasses of champagne and regretful freestyle dancing to ‘Feliz Navidad’. These all natural blotting papers remove excess oil and sweet and come in an elegant gold metal compact.

jane iredale products are available at shop.janeiredale.com and come packaged with a darling note from Jane herself and a sprig of fresh lavender {it's some of the most thoughtful packaging I've ever seen}.

Instead of a swatch, I thought I'd step out on a limb and share this picture of me wearing the jane iredale PurePressed Eye Shadow in Dreamy Pink ($19). I LOVE it! I used a flat shadow brush to apply it {over a primer}, so that the metallic effect really stood out. What do you think?

Until next time...