So I had fresh blonde foils put in on Friday, which was a cause of celebration; I celebrated by buying new colourful studs, cute little bow barettes for my hair, and having friends over for pizza! Naturally, that involved a fantastic, girly face of makeup to match my hair and my clips (the green one even matches my favourite striped socks!) so that's one face.
The second face was for a hairdressing competition. My friend Jess did my hair, for the pre-apprentice hair up section of this competition, and I did my makeup. The vintage look doesn't really match the extreme volume, in my opinion, or even look like competition makeup, but that was what she wanted...
Take a look at them both after the jump and let me know what you think!
Monday, July 19
Saturday, July 10
Silver Wedding Makeup
irst ever makeup for a client was done today; makeup was applied for the bride and two bridesmaids, with a natural face and focused eyes. Photos after the jump.
Makeup used for the eyes was BYS Creme Eyeshadow 'Animal Instincts' Palette and Blackbox Eyeshadow Palette in Black-brown (bride) and Brown (bridesmaids). All foundation and lipstick belonged to the client. All foundations used were liquid; the Bride used Shiseido, and the bridesmaids used Revlon Colorstay and Nutrimetics.
Foundation was applied using a synthetic foundation brush, and buffed to a smooth, even finish using a wedged sponge. A translucent powder was applied to the cross of the face (lower forehead to top of chin, mid-cheek to mid-cheek) using a natural fibre(unknown origins) kabuki-style brush. Eyeshadow was applied using a synthetic smudging brush and a flat eyeshadow brush.
Makeup used for the eyes was BYS Creme Eyeshadow 'Animal Instincts' Palette and Blackbox Eyeshadow Palette in Black-brown (bride) and Brown (bridesmaids). All foundation and lipstick belonged to the client. All foundations used were liquid; the Bride used Shiseido, and the bridesmaids used Revlon Colorstay and Nutrimetics.
Foundation was applied using a synthetic foundation brush, and buffed to a smooth, even finish using a wedged sponge. A translucent powder was applied to the cross of the face (lower forehead to top of chin, mid-cheek to mid-cheek) using a natural fibre(unknown origins) kabuki-style brush. Eyeshadow was applied using a synthetic smudging brush and a flat eyeshadow brush.
Friday, July 9
A Few Spare Looks...
Found these in my gallery on Makeup Alley. Figured, Hey! May as well post them. You'll have to forgive me for not filling in the details; they're from March and June, so I can't remember exactly what I used. Most of the colours will be from the Blackbox or ChiChi eyeshadow palettes though, my foundation and powder is exactly the same as usual, and yes. That is definitely a wig.
Take a look at these three faces after the jump!
Too Long!
Boy, has it been way too long since I've posted or WHAT?
I'm doing a wedding tomorrow, and this is the general look for the bridesmaids eyes; the bride will be a little lighter, with a fresher, brighter colour graduation towards the brow.
I will post pictures of the final looks tomorrow.
Take a look at the bridesmaids look after the jump.
I'm doing a wedding tomorrow, and this is the general look for the bridesmaids eyes; the bride will be a little lighter, with a fresher, brighter colour graduation towards the brow.
I will post pictures of the final looks tomorrow.
Take a look at the bridesmaids look after the jump.
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