Babydoll
Shot this tutorial recently, curled the hair in a jiffy and was rushing through the shoot cuz the mom was chatting outside. This look enhances the shape of the eye, making it more defined yet keeping a natural feel to it.
By the way, this is the last tutorial that I will be using the 88 pallete. I will be changing to the 120 pro-pallete from now on cuz its better.
So brows first, from the 88 palletes use shade 87 on the brows.
Then use shade 32 or some shimmer eyeshadow and apply all over your eyelids and on the inner corner of your tear ducts area. It should just light up the areas, instead of creating another colour on your eyes.
Then use shade 76 and apply on the eyelids, avoid the crease of the eyelids. Just blend from the crease upwards and dab abit on the outer corner of your lower lash line. After that, get a white liner and line the inner corner of your tear ducts abit more to get the colour to be more prominent.
After that, use shade 88 and line your eyes like above. Just line it for the outer corner of the eyes and slant up.
Finally, use a light shimmer and line the crease line so that the double eyelids will be more prominent when you open your eyes.
Use concealer to line your lips and smudge them towards the center. Then apply a light colour lipstick and finish with lipgloss.
Finally, glam up with mascara and some false lashes.
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thumbs up again to another great makeup tutorial
Thankies
i love this look^^
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nice make up,thanks for sharing
glad you like it!
nice edit.. i suck at editing human features =P
Thanks. Comes with years n years of practice.
eek! i love this so much =D it’s just a simple way of defining the eyes without too much work, well done!!!
there are way too many numbers on this post, didn’t know u need a math degree to learn makeup
What to do when there is like 88 pigments of colours. There are only so many names I can make up. Lol
Miss Long:
Have you received my emails asking for permission to reuse some of your posing photos?
Awaiting your reply.
respectfully,
Eric