Anastasia Beverly Hills Prism Palette Bingo!

Hi Friends!

Today I wanted to do a Palette Bingo challenge! I have seen these all over YouTube, not sure who really started it but I think the first one I saw was from Lauren Mae Beauty. I actually talked about her Palette Bingos in my 5 Favorite Beauty YouTubers post. If you aren’t familiar with what a Palette Bingo is, it is essentially where you randomly select a certain number of shades from a single palette and you create a look with those shades!

So this will be my very first Palette Bingo and I selected the Anastasia Beverly Hills Prism palette.   I only selected 4 shades today because the Prism Palette has a lot of bright colors and I didn’t want to pick too many and not have a decent look to share with you guys.  Also FYI I used a random number generator through Google to select the shades.

Here are the 4 shades that I will be working with:

3 – Unity

6 – Sphere

2 – Eden

8 – Dimension

As a first step, I used Unity all over my lid to set my primer and to use it as a transition shade.

I then used Eden all over my lid, in the crease, and on the outer v of my eye. I wanted to focus most of the color on the outer v. And then I brushed Eden on the out half of my lower lash line as well. This just added a little mirroring from the upper lid and made it more cohesive.

I then stamped Dimension on the inner half of my eyelid and blended it out into Eden.

As a last step, I blended Sphere on the inner half of my lash line and then also in the inner corner.

And here is the final look!

I really like the way this look turned out. It definitely isn’t something I would have naturally put together but it was fun trying to figure out how to use each shade. What I think is so interesting with Palette Bingos is how many different looks can be dreamed up. I could have definitely seen myself doing a halo eye with Sphere in the center and Dimension surrounding it.

Ultimately, this look came together! Let me know your thoughts and how you would have used these shades together, I would love to know!

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