Replicate the incandescent, floaty colors of a forest fairy by watching this makeup tutorial for getting an eye look composed of translucent pastel greens, pale pinks, and lilac purples.
The look is a toned-down variation on typical forest fairy eye looks (which tend to be more oriented towards Halloween), but strikes a perfect balance between ethereal and just plan sexy.
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