Also, for some reason, in the photo's the colours don't look as bright as they do in real life... I love wearing orange, yellow and pink shades as I think they make my blue eyes really stand out...

Tools Used - left to right - Body shop eyelash curlers, Face and Body Brush, Bare Minerals "handy buki" brush, MAC 165, Ruby and Millie eye 7mm eye brush (colour placement - cheap dupe of mac 239?), Body shop eye blender brush, random Liz Collinge eye brush I've had for years (inner corner and lining lower lash line)

Makeup used
Skin - Illamasqua cream foundation in 125 and under eye concealer (buffed over blemishes and undereyes) in 115, MAC prep and Prime finishing powder to set.
Eyes - UDPP, Illamasqua cream shadow in Honour (sorry I forgot to picture this - its an iridecent creamy white colour) buffed from lashline to brow as a base, Illamasqua powder eye shadow in "Gritique" (pale orange) patted across inner lid to two thirds across; Illamasqua powder shadow in "Gypsy" (darker deep orange) across outer third and above crease, "Predator" (gorgeous deep neon barbie style pink) then placed in crease and outer corner. Then used blending brush to blend the colours. I also lined the lower lashline with the predator shade and dabbed this into the inner corner to add a pop of colour there. I then lined under the lower lash very close to the lash line with Illamasqua medium pencil in the shade "Manic", a hot pink - these pencils are fab as they can be used on eyes, lips and face (well, anywhere really!).. The eyes were then tightlined and waterlined with black kohl (I used UD 24/7 in Zero), and lashings of Black mascara added to upper and lower lashes... Then I used my Illamasqua pure pigment in "Furore", which is a creamy, slightly golden shade, (which is so versatile - my favourite pigment ever!) to highlight the browbone, and I also blended the other colours a little more with the remaining pigment on the brush in order to add a glow.
Cheeks - Illamasqua powder blush in "Excite", (gorgeous hot orange shade - looks so scary bright in the pan, but amazing on the skin and can be built up from a light gow to a full on pop), I then added a little dusting of NARS albatross, (a HG product to me!) across the top of the cheekbone and above the brow.
Lips - I lined the lips with the Illamasqua pencil and blended inwards, which was surprisingly easy - these pencils manage to somehow be creamy but stay put well too...
I then added some Illamasqua sheer lipgloss in the shade "Rouse" which looks neaon pink in the tube but goes on a lovely sheer pretty pink...