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Urban Decay Electric Gonzo Tutorial

ByCordelia

Urban Decay Electric Gonzo Tutorial

Happy Teal Thursday! This is my Urban Decay Electric Gonzo Tutorial. I use the new Electric Palette (available March 18), along with the Naked 3 palette and the Glinda palette to create this look.

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Urban Decay Electric Gonzo Tutorial


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Please note, the color Urban contain a colorant that is not FDA-approved for the use around the immediate eye area; however, it is FDA-approved for external use on the lips, face and body. It’s important to note that this restriction only applies in the U.S.; in every other market where Urban Decay is sold, this colorant is approved for use around the immediate eye area.

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Urban Decay Electric Palette Tutorial Gonzo Urban Thrash Fringe

Urban Decay Electric Palette Video Tutorial

Urban Decay Electric Palette Video Tutorial

You can always intensify this look by using false lashes. I rarely use them, but they would be great with this tutorial. I would recommend the Sugarpill Stormy lashes.
Eyes

  • Cover FX Eyeshadow Primer
  • Urban Decay Strange (Naked3) – base (apply this with a fluffy brush)
  • Urban Decay Gonzo (Electric) – lid, extended out in a slight cat eye shape (apply this with ecotools lid brush)
  • Urban Decay Urban (Electric, not approved for use in the immediate eye area)- crease, outer lid (apply with Wayne Goss 06 brush, blend with Goss 04 brush)
  • Urban Decay Thrash (Electric) – inner v and inner lower lash line (apply with small side of UD Electric palette brush)
  • Urban Decay Fringe (Electric) – outer lower lash line (apply with short shader brush, later blend with Goss 05 brush)
  • Urban Decay Aura (red side, Glinda) – highlight under brows and at inner corners of eyes (ecotools highlighter brush)
  • NARS Black Valley Eye Paint – waterline (Goss 08 brush)
  • Anastasia Dipbrow in Dark Brown
  • Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara

Face

  • Stila Stay All Day Prime & Anti-Shine Balm (I need to find a cruelty free dupe for this!)
  • It Cosmetics Celebration Foundation Illuminating in Fair (It Cosmetics Illuminating foundation brush)
  • NARS Zen (Adult Content Palette)- contour (Goss 02 brush)
  • MAC Oh So Fair Beauty Powder – blush
  • Hourglass Ethereal Light – highlighter
  • OCC Concealer in R0 – under eyes (Sigma E35)
  • Silk Naturals Flattery Illuminating powder – to set the concealer (powder puff)

Lips

  • Urban Decay Obsessed Lip Pencil
  • Dose of Colors Love Potion Lipstick

Nails

  • ILNP Washing Ashore
  • Rainbow Honey The Bubbly – on top of the pinky nails

 What do you think of my first tutorial with the Urban Decay Electric Palette? Do you have any tutorial requests? Let me know!

Cordelia Frost is the creative force behind Phyrra, a treasure trove for cruelty-free indie and goth makeup enthusiasts. She's the author of the game-changing 'Hooded Eyes Makeup Manual' a must-read for hooded eyes makeup.

Cordelia's world is a kaleidoscope of alternative beauty, gothic fashion, and life-enhancing tips, making every visit to Phyrra a journey into a more colorful and inspired self.

24 Comments

  7. oooooooooo!!! That purple is just killer!! I love the look you did, showcasing many colors. They look so vibrant!!

  8. Love this look. Your hair looks amazing – it’s growing out so nicely.

  10. Another gorgeous eye makeup. I like the neckpiece too, it’s so rocker-chic.

  15. I am so in love with this eye look… it’s absolutely gorgeous and show stopping. It makes me want to get this palette – though I know that a few colors are not approved to use near eyes so I have been holding off.

  16. Your makeup is amazing, but I also want to comment on that necklace – it looks so cool on you 🙂

  22. Gonzo is my second favorite. So unique! And I only say second favorite because I am excited to do a vibrant monochrome with Jilted eyeshadow and lipstick!!

  23. This look is amazing, can’t wait to try. I think it’s bright yet not too bold, so fun 🙂

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