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Pastel Goth | Tie-Dye Eyeshadow Tutorial

by Jade The Libra

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Difficulty
Intermediate
Length
8:48
Views
9,837
Published
May 2017

What this video covers

This tutorial walks through a vibrant, tie-dye-inspired pastel goth eye look built around the KVD Pastel Goth Palette, layering bold blended eyeshadows with glitter accents and dramatic false lashes. The creator uses a white concealer base to make the pastel shades pop, then finishes with a deep black lip for a contrast-heavy editorial result. While rooted in festival and pride aesthetics, the pastel-meets-dark color story translates naturally to Halloween and haunt-adjacent costume looks.

Key takeaways

  • A white concealer base intensifies pastel eyeshadow pigmentation significantly
  • Glitter glue is used as an adhesive layer before loose glitter application for longer wear
  • The black lip paired with pastel eyes creates a signature pastel goth contrast
  • False lashes and defined brows anchor the editorial look
  • The full product list is publicly linked, making the look easy to replicate

Who this is for

Halloween costume enthusiasts and makeup artists looking for pastel goth or festival-inspired eye looks that translate well to character and creature costumes.

Tools mentioned

  • brow gel
  • glitter glue
  • mascara wand

Materials mentioned

  • KVD Pastel Goth Palette
  • KVD concealer White Out
  • Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara
  • Too Faced Glitter Glue
  • LA Splash Glitter Fuzzy Flamingo
  • House of Lashes Siren
  • ABH Brow Duo Granite
  • NYX Control Freak Brow Gel
  • IT Cosmetics CC Cream Fair
  • Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer Chantilly
  • Cover FX Custom Enhancer Drops Halo
  • Tarte Smooth Operator Translucent Powder
  • KVD Shade and Light Palette
  • ABH Moon Child Palette
  • Lime Crime Velvetine Black Velvet
  • Kevyn Aucoin Molten Lip Carbon

⚠ Safety notes

Use cosmetic-grade glitter only near the eyes; ensure all products are ophthalmologist-tested before applying close to the lash line.

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