I just watched a tutorial on how to apply this eyeshadow I just bought.
Its called Maybelline Expert Wear Stylish Smokes and I applied it to the exact areas that they labeled and said to do...
And after watching the tutorial hers looks amazing and when I stepped into the sunlight it just looked like crap....and this happens with all my make up...it looks horrible in natural lighting...
Enough said...
What is the problem...
I did put moisturizer and I did have a base...Applying Eyeshadow Is SUCH a hassle...(points!)?
What I do that works for me. Use your finger! You get the best control. and you know how much is going on. And getting the smoky look. I put a little on on side of my finger and pull!
No worrying about those stupid spongy ones that you have use for one color only, and brushes. Best is, your finger is easier to clean off.
The smoky effect is hard to get. Practice, practice! And no one will be that close to really see as close as you are in the mirror. That is if you get as close as me!Applying Eyeshadow Is SUCH a hassle...(points!)?
Ok here is what I do. Wear a touchbase for your eyes. this makes your eyeshadow MORE vibrant and rich. Also, depends on what you are wearing. I like the smoky eye look. I use the touchbase, and after I apply that, then I take my black eyeliner and line my eyelid. Then I apply my black eyeshadow and rub it in. Try using an eye brush to smooth it in. But dont put too much on the applicator, use a little at a time. and just rub in. try that. hopefully that helps.
Go to Sephora and buy primer.
It's a thick liquid cream and you basically put it on before you do your eyeshadow. It works soooo well. I used to have the same problem all the time and then I tried the primer and it really worked. Now i use it all the time and I am so happy I tried it.
Also make sure you have really good brushes. Believe it or not but brushes have a big impact on that.
Hope I helped and good luck! :)
It just takes a ton of practice and you have to get used to using the product. Thats how I got good at doing make up. Just sit in front of the mirror and do it until you get comfortable and the desired result.
Ya make sure you have good brushes [ or at least ones that you know how to control ]
also, blend blend blend!
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
How many eyeshadow makeup brushes did you use while applying your makeup today?
Ummm, a few
A brush for my bronzor
A smug brush
A flat eyeshadow brush
A crease brush
A just a random brush to apply light shadow under my eyebrown
Oh, and an eyebrow brush to fill them in
I think thats it :)How many eyeshadow makeup brushes did you use while applying your makeup today?
One, I applied very pale blonde to eye line then med.brown then drk brown, all with the same brush, it makes the blending on the brush so I have a nice muted shades of brown, I have always done this for years and years and years.A good brush is the key, not a cheepy one. It lasts forever. Have fun.How many eyeshadow makeup brushes did you use while applying your makeup today?
NONE! lol and im wearing quite abit of makeup to, i dont know how i do it!! i do think some of those eyeshadow brushes are a bit pointless personally though and i had an exam today so i wasnt to bothered about it, i went natural =D xxx
2 and my finger... 1 for the eyeshadow, finger for blending, and an angled brush for the eyeliner.
I used two brushes this morning. A normal eyeshadow brush for a mauve colour and a thick stiff lip brush for a dark green eyeshadow liner round my lashes
One! :)
I'm wearing a green shirt so I just pit liiight green eyeshadow and dark green too. I know it sounds tacky but it looks fine.
None because I am not wearing makeup today. However I normally use 3-5 depending on how I do my eyes.
Zero. I'm not wearing makeup today.
2 i was in a hurry this am
NONE! I got mascara and eyeliner on, that's all i wear
Just one.
one!
four:)
but it all depends how i do my eyes.
so between 2-5 brushes
one?
A brush for my bronzor
A smug brush
A flat eyeshadow brush
A crease brush
A just a random brush to apply light shadow under my eyebrown
Oh, and an eyebrow brush to fill them in
I think thats it :)How many eyeshadow makeup brushes did you use while applying your makeup today?
One, I applied very pale blonde to eye line then med.brown then drk brown, all with the same brush, it makes the blending on the brush so I have a nice muted shades of brown, I have always done this for years and years and years.A good brush is the key, not a cheepy one. It lasts forever. Have fun.How many eyeshadow makeup brushes did you use while applying your makeup today?
NONE! lol and im wearing quite abit of makeup to, i dont know how i do it!! i do think some of those eyeshadow brushes are a bit pointless personally though and i had an exam today so i wasnt to bothered about it, i went natural =D xxx
2 and my finger... 1 for the eyeshadow, finger for blending, and an angled brush for the eyeliner.
I used two brushes this morning. A normal eyeshadow brush for a mauve colour and a thick stiff lip brush for a dark green eyeshadow liner round my lashes
One! :)
I'm wearing a green shirt so I just pit liiight green eyeshadow and dark green too. I know it sounds tacky but it looks fine.
None because I am not wearing makeup today. However I normally use 3-5 depending on how I do my eyes.
Zero. I'm not wearing makeup today.
2 i was in a hurry this am
NONE! I got mascara and eyeliner on, that's all i wear
Just one.
one!
four:)
but it all depends how i do my eyes.
so between 2-5 brushes
one?
Need help applying eyeshadow?
I always see people have eyeshadow under their eyebrows while above their eyelid. How do you apply eyeshadow to make it look natural and neat under your eyebrow.Need help applying eyeshadow?
I apply a dark color in my crease, a light/medium color on my eyelid and a highlighting color to my brow bone. And be sure to blend in the colors.Need help applying eyeshadow?
check the links below for beauty tips to:-- * Eyeshadow - Makeup Tips
http://homebeautytips.blogspot.com/2006/鈥?/a>
1. Tweeze your brows to get rid of stray hairs beneath them. Stray hairs trap eye shadow and make it look obvious and unnatural.
2. Smooth on a coat of foundation and let it set. Foundation provides a nice smooth ';canvas'; for the color, and it also most importantly stops your skin oils from coming out and ruining the eye shadow.
3. Start with the lightest color of shadow. Just use the applicator and smooth it all over your lid and beneath your brow. Go easy with this, don't overdo it. You can apply a second coat if you want more color.
4. Apply a darker shadow to the rim of your eyelid and out to the outside corner of your eye, and into the crease. Don't overdo this either.
5. Use a sponge or brush to blend the shadow you've applied and to remove any excess powder. This is what makes it look finished and natural.
Voila!
What I like to do is get three shades of one color, one that is dark, the second lighter, and the third lightest.
Then... apply the medium color above the crease about half a centimeter, using the lightest color to blend it up to the eyebrow.
And then apply the darkest of the three to the outside corner of the eye and once again use the lightest color to cover the rest of the lid and under the eye.
I like using black gray and white.
Putting the black on the outside corner gives the eye lift allowing you to make it look decent to put eyeshadow all the way up to your eyebrow. And the light under the eye gives it a finished look! Good Luck!
1.Pluck your eyebrows so theres no stray hairs any where.
2. you have to apply a foundation to smooth the surface.
3. add a light color to all over your eyelid and to the brow bone.
4. add a dark color to the rim of your eyelid and to the outside corner and also into the crease.
5. then use a brush to blend the colors.
us three different colors make your way up from light to dark
go to chanel.com
they have videos for any make up applicationFashion Necklace
I apply a dark color in my crease, a light/medium color on my eyelid and a highlighting color to my brow bone. And be sure to blend in the colors.Need help applying eyeshadow?
check the links below for beauty tips to:-- * Eyeshadow - Makeup Tips
http://homebeautytips.blogspot.com/2006/鈥?/a>
1. Tweeze your brows to get rid of stray hairs beneath them. Stray hairs trap eye shadow and make it look obvious and unnatural.
2. Smooth on a coat of foundation and let it set. Foundation provides a nice smooth ';canvas'; for the color, and it also most importantly stops your skin oils from coming out and ruining the eye shadow.
3. Start with the lightest color of shadow. Just use the applicator and smooth it all over your lid and beneath your brow. Go easy with this, don't overdo it. You can apply a second coat if you want more color.
4. Apply a darker shadow to the rim of your eyelid and out to the outside corner of your eye, and into the crease. Don't overdo this either.
5. Use a sponge or brush to blend the shadow you've applied and to remove any excess powder. This is what makes it look finished and natural.
Voila!
What I like to do is get three shades of one color, one that is dark, the second lighter, and the third lightest.
Then... apply the medium color above the crease about half a centimeter, using the lightest color to blend it up to the eyebrow.
And then apply the darkest of the three to the outside corner of the eye and once again use the lightest color to cover the rest of the lid and under the eye.
I like using black gray and white.
Putting the black on the outside corner gives the eye lift allowing you to make it look decent to put eyeshadow all the way up to your eyebrow. And the light under the eye gives it a finished look! Good Luck!
1.Pluck your eyebrows so theres no stray hairs any where.
2. you have to apply a foundation to smooth the surface.
3. add a light color to all over your eyelid and to the brow bone.
4. add a dark color to the rim of your eyelid and to the outside corner and also into the crease.
5. then use a brush to blend the colors.
us three different colors make your way up from light to dark
go to chanel.com
they have videos for any make up application
When applying eyeshadow, should the darker colr always go on the bottom part of your lid and the lighter color
How do you do it?When applying eyeshadow, should the darker colr always go on the bottom part of your lid and the lighter color
For the biggest eye look, divide eye lid through center with a cross (+) Start at outer lower area on lid, use darkest at outside edge to eye lashes, let the natural fold of the lid be the cross part. lighten up as you approach the center of your eye lid. Take a light color and continue to the inside end of eye, extend to fold of eye lid. Go back to outside of lid on ';top'; of cross (above the natural fold and apply the lightest color you will use (should be very light) to eyebrow. On the other half of the top of your eye, use your blush color to the inside edge of the bridge of your nose. NOW, take a clean brush and blend, blend, blend to soften all the lines you have with the different colors, blending so there is no lines left...keep the colors clean, if you over blend, the whole thing will turn muddy. IF you want, you can now put a spot of white just over the pupil to give that ';wide eyed'; deer in the head light look. Line your eyes with eye liner, apply mascara, and you are set to go. IF you need to emphasize cheek bones, use the light color of eye shadow under the outside lower to the eye lashes and blend gently with blush brush. Good luckWhen applying eyeshadow, should the darker colr always go on the bottom part of your lid and the lighter color
the way i do it is this: I have an olive coler skin because I'm native american, so i use brown, white and gold eyeshadow. I take my light gold shadow and put it right in the middle of my eyelid, then i put the white in the crease section closest to my nose and just blend it into the gold. then i take my brown and put it in the crease of my eyelid below my eyebrow and blend it upwards, it creates a beautiful sexy illusion. then last i take my natural gold shadow and blend the brown and light gold together and top it off with black mascara. this shadow combination creates a beautiful visual effect that gets everyones attention.
when u put the darke coler on the bottom the liher coler on the top but blend it in
yeah its dark on bottom light on top
Yes you always want the darker color of your eyeshadow to be on the bottom of your eyelid. While you need the lighter color on top to help the darker color give your eyes just the '; pop'; they need.
The darker color always goes on the bottom lid and the lighter color goes from where the darker color ends to the brow. To get the best results use an special eyeshadow brush for the type of eyeshadow you use (powder or cream). To get great eyeshadows that don't crease, use MAC paints. They're the best. I love them. If you want different colors than those apply a neutral MAC paint and then a powder eyeshadow over it. I find the best results come from just applying MAC paints that have color in them. For the top lid you could just use a powder, it doesn't matter.
My steps on helping you I am a makeup artist so here you go:
How to choose eye shadow color:
Your eyes are the windows to your soul. Make them come alive with a touch of shadow on the lids.
Steps:
1. Shop for shades that complement your skin and eye color. Look for colors that softly contrast with the shade of your eyes - not colors that match them exactly.
2. Choose simple, natural shades. If you opt for bright or trendy colors, be careful; they can look unnatural unless balanced with other suitable tones, and may go out of style as fast as they came in.
3. Buy colors that blend well together. You want your eyes to attract the attention, not any marked lines caused by your shadow.
4. Keep in mind that dark colors will minimize your eyes, while light shades will make them stand out.
5. Consider soft browns and tans with sandy or pink undertones for blue eyes.
6. Wear khaki and brown shades with yellow undertones for green eyes.
7. Accent dark brown and black eyes with brown and charcoal shadows.
8. Experiment. Head to a department store's cosmetic counter and have your eyes made up by a professional. Ask for color combinations that could work for day and evening.
Sweep a touch of shadow over your lids to accent eyes. You can define them, add drama, and make them stand out in a few quick steps.
Application on Entire Lid
Steps:
1. Prime the eyelids by dusting them with a small amount of loose powder.
2. Select a light base shadow. Using a shadow brush, sweep it across your entire lid, from brow to lash line.
3. Use a medium-toned shade to cover your lower lids.
4. Contour the crease of your eyelid with a dark shade, using a smaller eye shadow brush. This color can also work as an eyeliner (see the next section for instructions).
5. Blend shadow by stroking the lid gently with an eye shadow brush. Don't use your finger'you could wipe off the shadow entirely.
6. Use a cosmetic puff and a little pressed powder to tone down heavy shadow. Shake any excess powder off the puff, then press it gently on your lid.
Eye Shadow to Line the Eyes
Steps:
1. Choose a medium or dark shadow color to line your eyes.
2. Use a small, flat, angled brush for the application.
3. Stroke the brush over the eye shadow.
4. Start at the inside edge of your upper lid. Angle the brush so that the longest tip follows the shorter end as the brush moves across your lash line. Bring the brush to the outer corner of the eye.
5. Create a more dramatic line by wetting the brush before stroking it through the shadow. Mist a small amount of water onto the brush, or dab it into a few drops of water and proceed with the line. The shadow may feel wet as you draw your line, but it will dry quickly.
I hope that helps.
For the biggest eye look, divide eye lid through center with a cross (+) Start at outer lower area on lid, use darkest at outside edge to eye lashes, let the natural fold of the lid be the cross part. lighten up as you approach the center of your eye lid. Take a light color and continue to the inside end of eye, extend to fold of eye lid. Go back to outside of lid on ';top'; of cross (above the natural fold and apply the lightest color you will use (should be very light) to eyebrow. On the other half of the top of your eye, use your blush color to the inside edge of the bridge of your nose. NOW, take a clean brush and blend, blend, blend to soften all the lines you have with the different colors, blending so there is no lines left...keep the colors clean, if you over blend, the whole thing will turn muddy. IF you want, you can now put a spot of white just over the pupil to give that ';wide eyed'; deer in the head light look. Line your eyes with eye liner, apply mascara, and you are set to go. IF you need to emphasize cheek bones, use the light color of eye shadow under the outside lower to the eye lashes and blend gently with blush brush. Good luck
Yeah, that is a good look, dark on the lid and lighter on top. But you can do the whole lid and up to your brow in a light color with the darker color in just the crease. Or if the dark color is only slightly darker you can put the light color on your lid and the slightly darker in your crease and a bit up from there.
There really aren't any rules in make up...You have seen some of the bazaar things that have been done and somehow it still works because it is a ';look';. It is all about the look you are going for and blending well (use good brushes).
Get a picture of the exact look you are trying for from out of a fashion magazine get similar colors and sit in front of a mirror and experiment. If you are really interested in achieving the exact look sometimes they say inside the magazine the product names and colors they used on the cover models...it is usually just after the editorial.
For the biggest eye look, divide eye lid through center with a cross (+) Start at outer lower area on lid, use darkest at outside edge to eye lashes, let the natural fold of the lid be the cross part. lighten up as you approach the center of your eye lid. Take a light color and continue to the inside end of eye, extend to fold of eye lid. Go back to outside of lid on ';top'; of cross (above the natural fold and apply the lightest color you will use (should be very light) to eyebrow. On the other half of the top of your eye, use your blush color to the inside edge of the bridge of your nose. NOW, take a clean brush and blend, blend, blend to soften all the lines you have with the different colors, blending so there is no lines left...keep the colors clean, if you over blend, the whole thing will turn muddy. IF you want, you can now put a spot of white just over the pupil to give that ';wide eyed'; deer in the head light look. Line your eyes with eye liner, apply mascara, and you are set to go. IF you need to emphasize cheek bones, use the light color of eye shadow under the outside lower to the eye lashes and blend gently with blush brush. Good luckWhen applying eyeshadow, should the darker colr always go on the bottom part of your lid and the lighter color
the way i do it is this: I have an olive coler skin because I'm native american, so i use brown, white and gold eyeshadow. I take my light gold shadow and put it right in the middle of my eyelid, then i put the white in the crease section closest to my nose and just blend it into the gold. then i take my brown and put it in the crease of my eyelid below my eyebrow and blend it upwards, it creates a beautiful sexy illusion. then last i take my natural gold shadow and blend the brown and light gold together and top it off with black mascara. this shadow combination creates a beautiful visual effect that gets everyones attention.
when u put the darke coler on the bottom the liher coler on the top but blend it in
yeah its dark on bottom light on top
Yes you always want the darker color of your eyeshadow to be on the bottom of your eyelid. While you need the lighter color on top to help the darker color give your eyes just the '; pop'; they need.
The darker color always goes on the bottom lid and the lighter color goes from where the darker color ends to the brow. To get the best results use an special eyeshadow brush for the type of eyeshadow you use (powder or cream). To get great eyeshadows that don't crease, use MAC paints. They're the best. I love them. If you want different colors than those apply a neutral MAC paint and then a powder eyeshadow over it. I find the best results come from just applying MAC paints that have color in them. For the top lid you could just use a powder, it doesn't matter.
My steps on helping you I am a makeup artist so here you go:
How to choose eye shadow color:
Your eyes are the windows to your soul. Make them come alive with a touch of shadow on the lids.
Steps:
1. Shop for shades that complement your skin and eye color. Look for colors that softly contrast with the shade of your eyes - not colors that match them exactly.
2. Choose simple, natural shades. If you opt for bright or trendy colors, be careful; they can look unnatural unless balanced with other suitable tones, and may go out of style as fast as they came in.
3. Buy colors that blend well together. You want your eyes to attract the attention, not any marked lines caused by your shadow.
4. Keep in mind that dark colors will minimize your eyes, while light shades will make them stand out.
5. Consider soft browns and tans with sandy or pink undertones for blue eyes.
6. Wear khaki and brown shades with yellow undertones for green eyes.
7. Accent dark brown and black eyes with brown and charcoal shadows.
8. Experiment. Head to a department store's cosmetic counter and have your eyes made up by a professional. Ask for color combinations that could work for day and evening.
Sweep a touch of shadow over your lids to accent eyes. You can define them, add drama, and make them stand out in a few quick steps.
Application on Entire Lid
Steps:
1. Prime the eyelids by dusting them with a small amount of loose powder.
2. Select a light base shadow. Using a shadow brush, sweep it across your entire lid, from brow to lash line.
3. Use a medium-toned shade to cover your lower lids.
4. Contour the crease of your eyelid with a dark shade, using a smaller eye shadow brush. This color can also work as an eyeliner (see the next section for instructions).
5. Blend shadow by stroking the lid gently with an eye shadow brush. Don't use your finger'you could wipe off the shadow entirely.
6. Use a cosmetic puff and a little pressed powder to tone down heavy shadow. Shake any excess powder off the puff, then press it gently on your lid.
Eye Shadow to Line the Eyes
Steps:
1. Choose a medium or dark shadow color to line your eyes.
2. Use a small, flat, angled brush for the application.
3. Stroke the brush over the eye shadow.
4. Start at the inside edge of your upper lid. Angle the brush so that the longest tip follows the shorter end as the brush moves across your lash line. Bring the brush to the outer corner of the eye.
5. Create a more dramatic line by wetting the brush before stroking it through the shadow. Mist a small amount of water onto the brush, or dab it into a few drops of water and proceed with the line. The shadow may feel wet as you draw your line, but it will dry quickly.
I hope that helps.
For the biggest eye look, divide eye lid through center with a cross (+) Start at outer lower area on lid, use darkest at outside edge to eye lashes, let the natural fold of the lid be the cross part. lighten up as you approach the center of your eye lid. Take a light color and continue to the inside end of eye, extend to fold of eye lid. Go back to outside of lid on ';top'; of cross (above the natural fold and apply the lightest color you will use (should be very light) to eyebrow. On the other half of the top of your eye, use your blush color to the inside edge of the bridge of your nose. NOW, take a clean brush and blend, blend, blend to soften all the lines you have with the different colors, blending so there is no lines left...keep the colors clean, if you over blend, the whole thing will turn muddy. IF you want, you can now put a spot of white just over the pupil to give that ';wide eyed'; deer in the head light look. Line your eyes with eye liner, apply mascara, and you are set to go. IF you need to emphasize cheek bones, use the light color of eye shadow under the outside lower to the eye lashes and blend gently with blush brush. Good luck
Yeah, that is a good look, dark on the lid and lighter on top. But you can do the whole lid and up to your brow in a light color with the darker color in just the crease. Or if the dark color is only slightly darker you can put the light color on your lid and the slightly darker in your crease and a bit up from there.
There really aren't any rules in make up...You have seen some of the bazaar things that have been done and somehow it still works because it is a ';look';. It is all about the look you are going for and blending well (use good brushes).
Get a picture of the exact look you are trying for from out of a fashion magazine get similar colors and sit in front of a mirror and experiment. If you are really interested in achieving the exact look sometimes they say inside the magazine the product names and colors they used on the cover models...it is usually just after the editorial.
Heygirls do I first apply eyeliner before applying eyeshadaow or eyeliner after eyeshadow?
either way.
after will give more definition, before will look softerHeygirls do I first apply eyeliner before applying eyeshadaow or eyeliner after eyeshadow?
i put on my eyeshadow then the eyelinerHeygirls do I first apply eyeliner before applying eyeshadaow or eyeliner after eyeshadow?
after eyeshadow.
eyeshado then eylyner- also i dont do mascarsa til th very end its like buildind a eye makeup sunday
i dont use eyeshadow. but im pretty sure you apply the shadow first. Good luck and if youre gonna use many colors work from the insides of your eye towards the outside starting with the lightest color then make sure you blend the lines where the colors meet :-)
I apply my eyeshadow first b4 the eyeliner %26amp; last is the mascara, so that everything will b seen perfectly as they are.
after.
You can do it either way, whichever you're most comfortable with. I used to do eyeliner first due to a really unsteady hand but now I seem to have mastered eyeliner enough to do it afterwards. If you're most comfortable doing it first, try touching it up after your shadow is on for a more intensified look.
eyeshadow, then eyeliner.
I do my eyeliner first then eyeshadow.
Don't wear any of that crap.... guys dont like painted on faces!
I put my eyeshadow on first then eyelinner. So I dont get eyeshadow over my eyelinner.
after!
Eyeliner first, then shadow.
after will give more definition, before will look softerHeygirls do I first apply eyeliner before applying eyeshadaow or eyeliner after eyeshadow?
i put on my eyeshadow then the eyelinerHeygirls do I first apply eyeliner before applying eyeshadaow or eyeliner after eyeshadow?
after eyeshadow.
eyeshado then eylyner- also i dont do mascarsa til th very end its like buildind a eye makeup sunday
i dont use eyeshadow. but im pretty sure you apply the shadow first. Good luck and if youre gonna use many colors work from the insides of your eye towards the outside starting with the lightest color then make sure you blend the lines where the colors meet :-)
I apply my eyeshadow first b4 the eyeliner %26amp; last is the mascara, so that everything will b seen perfectly as they are.
after.
You can do it either way, whichever you're most comfortable with. I used to do eyeliner first due to a really unsteady hand but now I seem to have mastered eyeliner enough to do it afterwards. If you're most comfortable doing it first, try touching it up after your shadow is on for a more intensified look.
eyeshadow, then eyeliner.
I do my eyeliner first then eyeshadow.
Don't wear any of that crap.... guys dont like painted on faces!
I put my eyeshadow on first then eyelinner. So I dont get eyeshadow over my eyelinner.
after!
Eyeliner first, then shadow.
Applying loose glitter to my eyeshadow?
I bought some cosmetic grade crimson glitter powder that I want to affix to my eye makeup for my son's soccor games. If I apply my makeup like I normally would, what type of substance do I use to keep the glitter on? My thought was eyelash glue, since it dries clear. Anyone have a better idea?Applying loose glitter to my eyeshadow?
If you have a Sally Beauty store near you, there is a specific gel to have glitter stay put on your eyes, lips, cheeks, etc.
It's called ';sally girl sparkle effects: gel adhesive for glitter';
it has a great consistency that is very liquid-y and smooth which can go on your eyes and lips the best part is that its only .89 cents right now!Applying loose glitter to my eyeshadow?
If you use any sort of cream shadow base, it should be able to hold the glitter. Urban Decay Primer Potion and Too Faced Shadow Insurance are great primers that ';grab'; and hold color (and glitter, too). Eyelash glue will dry stiff, and probably be a bit uncomfortable if you put it over your entire eyelid. Also, in a pinch, Vaseline is great at holding loose color on the eyelid. Hope this helps!
You can use cream eyeshadow then apply the loose glitter. Or you can buy cream eyechadow glitter.
Makeup forever has a product for that
mixing it with clear lip gloss then pressing it with powder?
My question is you going to see your sons activities....Or be seen?
If you have a Sally Beauty store near you, there is a specific gel to have glitter stay put on your eyes, lips, cheeks, etc.
It's called ';sally girl sparkle effects: gel adhesive for glitter';
it has a great consistency that is very liquid-y and smooth which can go on your eyes and lips the best part is that its only .89 cents right now!Applying loose glitter to my eyeshadow?
If you use any sort of cream shadow base, it should be able to hold the glitter. Urban Decay Primer Potion and Too Faced Shadow Insurance are great primers that ';grab'; and hold color (and glitter, too). Eyelash glue will dry stiff, and probably be a bit uncomfortable if you put it over your entire eyelid. Also, in a pinch, Vaseline is great at holding loose color on the eyelid. Hope this helps!
You can use cream eyeshadow then apply the loose glitter. Or you can buy cream eyechadow glitter.
Makeup forever has a product for that
mixing it with clear lip gloss then pressing it with powder?
My question is you going to see your sons activities....Or be seen?
Techniques for applying eyeshadow for a casual outing?
Im an asian teenager... I prefer to keep my make up simple and sweet.. (:Techniques for applying eyeshadow for a casual outing?
do something to accentuate your almond shaped eyes and your heavy crease above your eyeTechniques for applying eyeshadow for a casual outing?
You need 3 shades of the same color.A highlighter ( a very light shade), a base color(a medium shade), and a slightly darker color.Use a peach,pink,or a golden brown color or use all 3 together. You can use a dark brown eyeliner if you want to and either one coat of mascara or clear mascara.
Almond shaped eyes:
Using a fine, blunt-ended brush, gently apply the base colour to the entire lid from the inside to the outside corner and from the base of the lashes to the eyelid crease.
If the eyes need extra definition, a deeper shade is blended into the crease line.This gives depth to the eyes.
The brow bone is highlighted with a light shade.This gives the eyes a wide, open look.The colour is applied to the most prominent area and blended up towards the brow and down to where the contour curves down, toward the eyelid creases.
keep it light and when you brush the brush in the shadow count to 7 or 8 apply on eyelid and slighty above if you wan a drmatic look
You could either use the eyeshadow applicator that comes with most eyeshadows, or for more control simply use your finger to apply the shadow. You want a shade that compliments your skin tone, but also is basic enough so that it's simple and sweet as you like it. If you see you have too much eyeshadow on you can always take a piece napkin and lightly dab so that it's the way you like it. Hope this little bit helps!
For more beauty reviews and information for women o various skin tones and backgrounds visit www.palacinka.com.
Enjoy!
do something to accentuate your almond shaped eyes and your heavy crease above your eyeTechniques for applying eyeshadow for a casual outing?
You need 3 shades of the same color.A highlighter ( a very light shade), a base color(a medium shade), and a slightly darker color.Use a peach,pink,or a golden brown color or use all 3 together. You can use a dark brown eyeliner if you want to and either one coat of mascara or clear mascara.
Almond shaped eyes:
Using a fine, blunt-ended brush, gently apply the base colour to the entire lid from the inside to the outside corner and from the base of the lashes to the eyelid crease.
If the eyes need extra definition, a deeper shade is blended into the crease line.This gives depth to the eyes.
The brow bone is highlighted with a light shade.This gives the eyes a wide, open look.The colour is applied to the most prominent area and blended up towards the brow and down to where the contour curves down, toward the eyelid creases.
keep it light and when you brush the brush in the shadow count to 7 or 8 apply on eyelid and slighty above if you wan a drmatic look
You could either use the eyeshadow applicator that comes with most eyeshadows, or for more control simply use your finger to apply the shadow. You want a shade that compliments your skin tone, but also is basic enough so that it's simple and sweet as you like it. If you see you have too much eyeshadow on you can always take a piece napkin and lightly dab so that it's the way you like it. Hope this little bit helps!
For more beauty reviews and information for women o various skin tones and backgrounds visit www.palacinka.com.
Enjoy!
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