A beginners guide for the latest tricks of the trade and how to apply eyeliner to achieve a beautiful and striking look for those peppers of yours.
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Showing posts with label Eyes Make-up. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eyes Make-up. Show all posts
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
The Perfect Eye Cream For Any Age (Tips)
Esthetician, day spa owner and beauty guru Alana Mitchell gives you the perfect eye cream for any age. Whether you are just getting started on anti-aging skincare, or a seasoned pro, Alana explains the right eye regimen for you!
Sunday, October 9, 2011
A colour smoky look
A sophisticated smoky look easy to achieve
Step 1: create perfect smoky eyes
Apply Smoky Eyes No. 03 Mordoré Chic shadow in three easy steps using the double-tipped applicator with a micronized formula that blends in smoothly and rapidly.
Apply the medium shade to your entire upper eyelid with the applicator, creating a perfect blend while carefully following the eyelid curve.
For an intensely smoky look that adds depth to your eyes, apply the dark shade on your upper eyelid, emphasizing the crease of the eyelid.
In addition, use the dark shade to intensify the lower eye contour; blending it in from the root of lashes.
Finally, use the illuminating shade under the eyebrow arch to open your eyes and catch the light.
Step 2: intensify your eyes
Outline your upper and lower eye contours with a Khôl&Contour No.78 Brun Design eyeliner pencil applied along the lash line. Just one touch of the pencil gives your eyes long-lasting intensity.
Finally, build volume on lashes with Volume Glamour Ultra Black mascara.
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
How to Create Smoky Sexy Eyes Using Make-up
Instructions
1. Start with a clean face. Dab foundation on your eyelids and underneath the eye. Let it dry. Dust a little face powder over eyelids to prime the eyelid. Be careful not to apply too much powder to underneath the eye which can accentuate fine lines.
2. Start with your lightest eye-shadow color. I use a golden brown. Using your fingertip or an eye-shadow brush sweep all over lid from lash to brow. Place a tissue underneath eye to catch the eye-shadow dust.
3. Take your second lightest color and apply from the crease to lash line. I like to use my fingertips and blend upwards. I use a dark green color to compliment my green eyes, but you should use the color scheme that fits your eye color the best.
4. Apply your third color, the darkest eyeshadow along the crease in an arch. This should be a done with a brush and "draw" a line across your natural crease. When you get to the outer corner of your eye "draw" a line down the corner lash line. Repeat. Now using your fingertip blend everything together by lightly dabbing from lash line to eyebrow. I use a plum color for my effect color.
5. Take your black eyeliner and make sure it is sharpened. Start at the inner lash line and work out. I use a thin line towards the inside of the eye and it becomes a little thicker towards the outer eye lash line.
Dab the eyeliner on the bottom lashes. Make the upper line connect with the bottom line with a small dot at the corner of your eyes. Take your finger and blend well. Apply your darkest color eyeshadow on a q-tip and dot over your eyeliner.
6. Using your lash curler, curl your lashes 2 times each. Hold the curler for a few seconds for the maximum benefit. Apply mascara. Repeat before the mascara has a chance to dry.
Sexy Smokey Eyes w/ Warm Touches
1. Start with a clean face. Dab foundation on your eyelids and underneath the eye. Let it dry. Dust a little face powder over eyelids to prime the eyelid. Be careful not to apply too much powder to underneath the eye which can accentuate fine lines.
2. Start with your lightest eye-shadow color. I use a golden brown. Using your fingertip or an eye-shadow brush sweep all over lid from lash to brow. Place a tissue underneath eye to catch the eye-shadow dust.
3. Take your second lightest color and apply from the crease to lash line. I like to use my fingertips and blend upwards. I use a dark green color to compliment my green eyes, but you should use the color scheme that fits your eye color the best.
4. Apply your third color, the darkest eyeshadow along the crease in an arch. This should be a done with a brush and "draw" a line across your natural crease. When you get to the outer corner of your eye "draw" a line down the corner lash line. Repeat. Now using your fingertip blend everything together by lightly dabbing from lash line to eyebrow. I use a plum color for my effect color.
5. Take your black eyeliner and make sure it is sharpened. Start at the inner lash line and work out. I use a thin line towards the inside of the eye and it becomes a little thicker towards the outer eye lash line.
Dab the eyeliner on the bottom lashes. Make the upper line connect with the bottom line with a small dot at the corner of your eyes. Take your finger and blend well. Apply your darkest color eyeshadow on a q-tip and dot over your eyeliner.
6. Using your lash curler, curl your lashes 2 times each. Hold the curler for a few seconds for the maximum benefit. Apply mascara. Repeat before the mascara has a chance to dry.
Sexy Smokey Eyes w/ Warm Touches
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