A bit Pinterest obsessed? So are we, which is why we 'Pinned it' and why we're going to let you know how to get this gorgeous eye look (perfect for the holiday season, especially New Years Eve), and what better way to get it than for less?! Check out the few products you'll need and how you can get this look!

Products You'll Need:
Christian Dior Style Liner in Noir black
STILA Glitter Eye Liner in Silver lilac
Christian Dior 5 Color Eyeshadow in Night Dust

Get the Look:

-Prep your eye with primer for a longer lasting look.

-Line the bottom and top of your waterline intensely with a dark black eye liner. Want a bit less of an intense look?  Only line the bottom waterline lightly.

-Sweep on the grayish silver hue from the Christian Dior 5 color eyeshadow to your lids

-With a blending brush, tap the brush into the black hue and blend the black into the silver at your crease. 

-Blend as much (or as little) as you'd like.  For a more intense look (like in the photo above) repeat this step until you achieve the desired look.

-Now to the liquid eye liners! First, create a dramatic cat eye look with the Christian Dior style liner.  To get that perfect cat eye look, see this awesome trick!

-Once you get that perfect cat eye look, double it up with the STILA silver lilac liner.

Do you love glitter? Eye liner?  Put it all together and what do you get? Glitter eyeliner! But would you dare wear it? You will after our easy as cake tutorial, and with our STILA glitter eyeliners on sale, you’ll be trying this before you know it!

First, use a primer to begin with an even color base on your eye lids.

With a blending brush, apply a powder shadow to your lids just to create a base over the primer. Then with a mid-tone brown or neutral nude tone shadow, blend the color into the socket of your eye; this will define your bone structure and  the structure or your brow.
Now let’s get to the glitter!

As a base, apply a similar color liquid liner before applying the glitter liner. So if you plan to use a blue glitter liner, line your lashline with a blue color liquid liner. This will create a more dramatic, clean look and also serve as a stencil later on. For an even more dramatic, fun look, create a gorgeous cat eye look by extending out the tail of that line on your lid.

Make sure the liner dries before you apply the glitter liner.

Follow the base liner line that you have created with the color liner with the glitter liner. Apply as much or as little of the glitter as you wish. Let this dry and voila, you’re done!

What glitter liner color would you use?

One of the beauty trends that is at it's peak are the fringey, babydoll, false eyelashes.  Applying only the false eyelashes doesn't make the trendy, overall look work entirely, unless you do it right. Why ever do anything if you're not going to do it right, right? So since I've become  quite a 'pro' at applying false eyelashes, between all the dance competitions in college and the nights out dancing, I'll help you too, rock those fringey lashes and feel totally confident and not one bit ridiculous!

Sure mascara is enough, sometimes, but what about those special occasions when you want your eyes to totally pop? That's the time you should choose to falsify!

So first rule of thumb, get a natural looking pair of falsies when you are first trying these out.  Unless it's Halloween, I'd suggest cutting the lashes in half.  I typically do not use the entire lash but cut it in half and only apply it from the middle of my lash line outward to the outercorner of my eye.  This kind of gives a cat eye effect but is a very natural, believable way of wearing a false lash.  

After you have cut the lash in half, prep your eye lid with a natural matte shadow, (Stila's eyeshadow pan in Twig works great) and then line the lashline with a dark liner, like Sisley's phyto khol perfect eyeliner or Dior Eyeliner Pencil . After you have lined your lashline and prepped your lid with a bit of color, curl your eyelashes and apply a layer of black mascara. 

Here comes the falsies part! Gently squeeze the lash glue onto the lash line, you do not need much, literally line the fake lash line with a sliver of glue.  Blow on the glue for about 15-30 seconds.  You do not want to apply the glue to your lid while it is still wet, you want it to be tacky, so that it will stick and stay all night! After about 30 seconds, plop that fake lash line as close to your natural lash line as possible.  You can use a tweezer to get the lines to be as perfect as possible.  Let the lash set and do the next eye.  After both lashes have been applied, use your mascara again, Elizabeth Arden ceramide lash extending treatment mascara works like a charm! This will help make the lashes look even more natural, combing your natural lashes with the fake lashes. 

See? Applying lashes doesn't call for just fake lashes. You really need a great eyeliner, eyelash curler and mascara for an all out, amazing, 'eye-catchin' look!  

Let me know if you plan to try this and how it turns out!