Urban Decay Fireball Tutorial

Today I’m sharing my Urban Decay Fireball Tutorial. It’s a mostly one brand tutorial. I love duochrome eyeshadows and was thrilled to find that I could wear Fireball as my crease color without having it be too shimmery on my hooded eyes.

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What I’m Wearing

Eyes

Darling Girl Primer

UD ABC Gum – base shade, transition

UD Fireball – crease, lower lid, outer v

UD Vape (damp) – lid & inner v

UD Relish – outer v, outer lid

UD Punk – outer v, liner at upper and lower lash line

UD Aura – highlight

UD Walk of Shame pencil – waterline

Colour Pop Jet Set Black pencil

UD Blackout Brow Box

Face

UD Optical Illusion Primer + Liquid Aura

Idun Minerals Jorunn foundation

UD Quiver + Fetish blush

UD Liquid Aura highlight

UD Aura highlight

UD Chill Spray

Lips 1

UD Hex pencil

UD Epigram lipstick

UD Fever topcoat

Lips 2

UD Naked pencil

UD Oblivion lipstick

Urban Decay Fireball Tutorial

1. After applying your primer and base shade (I used ABC Gum) use the Sigma E25 or UD Iconic brush to apply Fireball to the crease, outer lid, and lower lid. I worked the brush into the socket of my eye, blending back and forth.

2. Deepen the outer v, outer lid and outer lower lid with Relish on the Sigma E36.

3. Spritz the Moondust brush with All Nighter Setting Spray and use that to sweep Vape onto the lid and inner v.

4. Use ABC Gum as a transition shade to blend out the edges of the crease with the Tapered Blending Brush.

5. Line the upper lash line and outer lower lash line with Punk on the Sigma E06.

6. Deepen the outer v with Punk on the Sigma E36.

7. Highlight under the outer brow and at the inner corner with Aura. I normally use the Kat Von D Shade + Light Eye brush for this.

8. Line the lower waterline with Walk of Shame pencil. Add mascara or false lashes.

Shop Your Stash for Similar Shades

ABC Gum – pale peach matte

Fireball – peach with a pink shift

Relish – red matte

Vape – light pink mauve with pink and silver sparkle

Punk – burgundy brown matte

Aura – iridescent white with pink-red shift

If you don’t own these colors, you could recreate this with the Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern Renaissance palette or Makeup Geek eyeshadows.

I tried to find a way to make UD Epigram lipstick work for me. I layered it on top of Hex pencil, which gave it an almost brick red tone. Then I put Fever on top for some shimmer. Fever makes my lips look nice and plump. I also tried the look with UD Oblivion. I love that shade so much! It’s such a great nude neutral on me.

By the way, I don’t recommend using the UD Optical Illusion Primer with the Idun liquid foundation. I love both products but I don’t feel like they work well together. I feel like they made the foundation look heavy. It’s also probably because I’ve been doing my foundation differently lately and using a much thinner primer and foundation.

I love the Urban Decay Moondust eyeshadows. They’re great to pop on the lid to amp up a look. I definitely think they perform best when used with a mixing medium or damp, as that brings out all their sparkle and shine.

What do you think of my Urban Decay Fireball Tutorial?