I put Virtue on wet, all the way across my eyelid, and from the lash line to the crease, and then Tarnish in the crease and under the browbone, blended up to nearly nothing at my eyebrows, and then just a spot of light under the highest point of the arch of each eyebrow with Cherub Luminesce Divine Finishing Powder. I tightlined all the way around with a black/brown pencil, and finished with dark brown mascara. I did a soft, natural cheek with Rosewood, and my favorite YLBB Darling lipstick.

I have those green/blue/gray eyes that change colors, and medium brown-reddish hair. Virtue and Tarnish call to my hair and eye colors beautifully! I imagine it would be a gorgeous combination on other colorings as well.

Just wanted to share! It's been a while since I've been so thrilled with a combination.

Sounds really cool! And I loved the name of your post.

-Laura

Sounds lovely! I have seen/read about several looks involving Tarnish lately, I'll have to toss in a sample on my next order. It looks like it would be very pretty with my coloring, I love warmish neutrals like that -- I have a warm skintone and blue eyes, though my eyes don't change color as much as some peoples'!

Sounds pretty. I don't think I have either of those colors, on second thought, I may have a sample of Virtue hiding among all of those baggies! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the tip on virtue. I love tarnish and use it for eyebrow coloring as well as eye liner and crease color.

Let's see how this picture came out: