Did you know OFRA Cosmetics is the number #1 supplier to Beauty Schools? You may wonder why we have a range of products from beauty to skincare listed as "Pro". While these products may be labeled as Pro, that doesn't mean they are limited to just those! Anyone is welcomed to dipping into our Pro Palettes. Perfect for full-faces, creativity, and even doing work on others!
So, with that being said, it was time to create a brand-new Pro Palette... meet the Urban Wanderer! This palette comes with every eyeshadow shade you could possibly need. From colorful looks to a neutral eye, the looks are endless with this palette! Check out the looks our team created as they were challenged to only use one row or column of color!
I love challenges! The column I used has the shades, Plastic, Triple Black, Sublime and Crazy pink. My initial instinct for this look was a very Smokey eye since Triple Black is such an intense matte black color but… I wanted to switch things up! I decided to use the other three shades, which are all shimmers to create a gradient effect from the brow bone down to the crease, using the shades from lightest to darkest (Plastic, Crazy Pink, then Sublime). I then created a half cut crease and using my fingers, I added the shade Plastic in the inner portion on my lid. To create some depth, I LIGHTLY used the shade Triple Black to on the outer part of my crease. To finish the look, I added our Verified liners, some cute wispy lashes and used the shades Reimagine and Sao Paulo on the lips with a bit of our Luminous Lips clear gloss.
-Ileana
II was so excited to do a look with this palette. I helped design it and specifically added the colorful side and then I was given my row... the most neutral of them all was assigned to me! But, I accepted the challenge and decided to create an awesome look with the neutrals and here we are L-O-L! I used Champagne on my brow bone, Divine in my crease, Clay in my inner and outer corners of the eye, Brown a little lower in the inner and outer corners of the eye, and Plastic in the middle of the eye. I finished the look with our Fixline Gel in Black, our HD Mascara, Americano Bronzer, Rodeo Drive Highlight, and Milan Liquid Lipstick. I hope you like this look and the Urban Wanderer Palette. I can't wait to see everyone's looks!
-Shaquira
Look at this smokey eye! I was challenged to use a row with PLENTY of deep, dark shades, but challenge accepted and I create this bomb, sexy eye. This just proves that the Urban Wanderer Palette is ideal for any type of look, whether it be day or night. From Triple Black to Trance, I was able to build an eye look using Dark Brown and Charcoal in the crease, with a touch of Exquisite on the lid. To tie the look together, I popped on Rodeo Drive Highlighter and Chameleon Blush. On my lips, I have Sedona Liquid Lipstick!.
-Victoria
I absolutely love neutral glam, so when I was challenged to use a row with shades I was comfortable with, I was super excited. I first used the shade Champagne to set my eyelid after applying our Eye Gel Primer. This created the perfect base, eliminating any discoloration on my lid. Next, I used the shade Cabernet to define my crease, stamped on the shade Exquisite on my outer and inner portion of my lid for a subtle smokey eye, and then topped off the center of my lid with Crush. This pinky, smokey Halo eye was good to go once I popped on Verified Liquid Liner and HD Volumizing Mascara. I finished off the lippie with new fave combo, Sau Paulo LLLL and Apricot Dreams gloss.
-Rachel
What looks are you most excited to create with this palette? Let us know in the comments & don't forget to stay up to date with us over on our Instagram at @ofracosmetics.
Challenge accepted! I got the column with Clay, Dark Brown, Deep Blue, and Bright Green. Visually looking at the colors together in the palette I was a bit intimidated. I went with my norm and hoped for the best. I placed Dark Brown on the outer part of my lids, then used Bright Blue for the mid upper lid, and the blended in Bright Green into the inner part of my lid. I then used a clean brush to blend the colors together. To step out of my comfort zone, I did a cut crease and added Clay for maximum shimmer pay off. I threw on a wing with Verified and HD Volumizing Mascara for the lashes. Rodeo Drive for the glow, Fire Orange for the flushed cheeks, and for lips I used Chestnut, Bal Harbour, and tapped on Smooth.
-Ashley
Somehow I always end up with the yellow shade in my look! Karma? Not sure, but to say I wasn't sure how I would use these shades together is an understatement. I had the last column on the right-hand side of the palette, which includes shades: Brown, Trance, Blue Jeans, and Bright Yellow. For this look, I went with my go-to eyelook, the halo for a hooded eye. With a blending brush, I placed Trance on the inner and outer corner of the lid. To add definition, with a detailer brush, I added Brown just in the inner and outer crease and blended with the shadow brush with the leftover Trance. Using my finger, I dipped into Blue jeans and added it to the center of the lid, messily, pulling it up to the brow bone. I then mixed the bright yellow with Rodeo Drive Highlighter to add brightness to my inner corner. I finished the cheeks with River Bronzer and Chick-Lit Blush, and topped the lip with Story and Reimagine.
-Paula