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Showing posts with label dramatic makeup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dramatic makeup. Show all posts
Monday, April 22, 2013
Dramatic makeup for photography
Lisa is an amazing photographer with so many great ideas! If anyone in the Airdrie or Calgary area would like more info about Lisa's photography, go to https://www.facebook.com/EyeDesignStudios or www.eyedesignstudios.ca.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Smoky bright purple eye shadow
Here's a purple smoky look that is a bit different for me because it has the darker shade a lot further in than I usually go.
I used a dark/bright purple on lid and blended up into the crease. I didn't go all the way in on the lid, left just a bit on the inner corner to blend a lighter shade. Next I used a lighter pink shadow on the inner corner and blended into the darker shade on the lid and blended it on the edge above crease too. I did the usual highlight with a white pencil on the inner corner and then a white shadow with a blending brush over white liner and blended under brows into the darker shade. Under the eye I just did a thin line of the light pink blended into highlight and a bit of the dark(purple) on outer corner with small angle brush. For the liner, I used a black gel liner with a thin angled liner brush. I made the liner pretty thin on the inner corner and thicker on the outer corner, like always :)
To make it more of a smoky look I put black shadow along the lash line to set the liner and keep it dark but next I put the dark/bright purple shadow on the edge of the liner to blend it together more and made it smokier :)
Next step is curling lashes and lots of mascara! Also, I did my brows first because without them my eyes are pretty much invisible. Brows always help to frame the eyes and help them stand out the most!
Here is the list of makeup used:
I used a dark/bright purple on lid and blended up into the crease. I didn't go all the way in on the lid, left just a bit on the inner corner to blend a lighter shade. Next I used a lighter pink shadow on the inner corner and blended into the darker shade on the lid and blended it on the edge above crease too. I did the usual highlight with a white pencil on the inner corner and then a white shadow with a blending brush over white liner and blended under brows into the darker shade. Under the eye I just did a thin line of the light pink blended into highlight and a bit of the dark(purple) on outer corner with small angle brush. For the liner, I used a black gel liner with a thin angled liner brush. I made the liner pretty thin on the inner corner and thicker on the outer corner, like always :)
To make it more of a smoky look I put black shadow along the lash line to set the liner and keep it dark but next I put the dark/bright purple shadow on the edge of the liner to blend it together more and made it smokier :)
Next step is curling lashes and lots of mascara! Also, I did my brows first because without them my eyes are pretty much invisible. Brows always help to frame the eyes and help them stand out the most!
Here is the list of makeup used:
Eyeshadow base -Merle Norman, Auto Shadow Base
Dark Shadow -Bourjois, 17 Prune
Medium Shadow -Rimmel Stars, 159 Frivolity
Highlight Shadow -Almay, Mother of Pearl
Liner -Maybelline Gel Liner, Blackest Black + Black Shadow and Bourjois Prune
Brows -Rimmel Pro Brow Pencil, Hazel + Ardell Brow Defining Powder, Mink Brown
Face Cream/Primer -Garnier Skin Renew B.B. Cream, Light/Medium
Foundation -Quo Wet and Dry powder foundation, Soft Bisque
Bronzer -Rimmel Natural Bronzer, 22 Sun Bronze
Blush -Light pink (would like to use a bit of a cooler tone blush next time)
Lips -Victoria's Secret Beauty rush lip gloss, Passion fruit pop
Look at how green my eyes look with purple shadow! Other eye colors can use this look too but it will bring out green the best! :)
❤Celia
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Purple smokey eye makeup lesson video
Here's a makeup tutorial on a good friend, she made it so easy because she's so beautiful but I still got to bring out her natural beauty even more. I never want makeup to hide natural beauty, I always want makeup to just bring it out more. I always like to bring out the eyes the most because I find that it's the most beautiful feature on pretty much everyone, when talking to someone you'll always look into their eyes and usually remember that part of a person. Hope everyone has a great time trying this out!! :D
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Makeover
Inner three quarter of eye: Gold
Outer corner and Crease: Dark Brown(Make sure it's well blended)
Just outer corner: Black
Highlight and Inner corner: Sheer Ivory
Under eye: Outer half, put a small bit of black liner just under lash line then blend dark brown shadow into liner to soften the line. Inner half, gold shadow.
Liner-For the top eyeliner, it should be quite thin on the inner corner and start getting thicker around or just after the pupil and slightly slant up at the outer corner of your eye. Also I like to soften the edge of the liner by taking a small angle brush and putting a just bit of black shadow along it.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Dark purple night look


Here's a look that I think is good for going out on a date or just a night out with friends. The colours I used are really good for green eyes because it will make the green stand out a lot more since purple is opposite on the colour wheel. I used different shades of the same colour because its always best to not use different colours that will clash. I also made sure to keep the rest of my makeup in the same colour family, warm tones mixed with cool tones could just make your makeup look a little confusing. well anyways, here's what i used:
~medium shade(on the inner three quarters of eyelid, just up to crease of eye lid)-light lavender
~dark shade(on outer corner and blended into the crease)-dark purple
~highlight(under eyebrow blended into the dark in the crease and on the inner corner)-lightly shimmery white
~plus a bit of black shadow just on the outer corner
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