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(>'.')> Keeping it soft & glowy <('.'<)

post #1 of 245
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Finally another tutorial from me! Since this one got so many replies and also some people asking for a tutorial, I decided to do it again step by step.

http://specktra.net/showthread.php?t=50819


This is the final look we're going for. Unfortunately the flash washed out the colours a bit and I didn't get any more good final shots, but it really looked almost like the FOTD I posted.

Daytime lighting:



These are all the products you will need.

Note: The Rimmel lipgloss is a perfect match to MAC Wonderstruck Lustreglass, and the highlighter mix I used is a mix of various MAC pigments (White, Goldenaire, Tan, Melon, Fairlite), and also the #187 brush is not pictured

So here I start with my face already prepped with strobe cream, foundation and concealer. Since most people are already set in their ways with that routine, I decided to skip documenting that and just go ahead with the fun part.

Here I start with a plain face.


I apply a dollop of Stilife paint on the back of my hand


Apply to my whole eye area from lashline to browline using my fingers.


I pat on some loose powder under my eyes to catch any fall-out from the pigments and eyeshadow. Then I add the highlight just underneath the brow area using a small lid brush.


Then I add Goldenaire pigment...


and Melon pigment...


And finally Jest e/s! Blend everything together seamlessly, I use the same lid brush or sometimes I use the #222.


Apply brown pencil eyeliner around your eyes, it can be rather thick. Try to stick close to the lashline though.


Soften the harsh line with a smudge tool, mine has a smudger on the end of the pencil.


Then, add a bit of black eyekohl close to the lashline, concentrating on the outer eye, top and bottom lashes of course.


Again, blend it all together with the smudger. There should be no harsh lines.


It should look like this.


With the #272 brush, I use the flat tip of the brush to pack on Much e/s overtop of the eyeliner part. The e/s should cover all the black & brown eyeliner.


Then I use the side of the brush to blend the Mulch together with the other colours, using the windshield-wiper technique.


Curl your eyelashes, apply mascara, and use the brow kit to groom and fill in your eyebrows. This should be the finished eye look.





Next, I use my #182 kabuki brush to buff the Bronze CCB around my cheek area, and also on the bridge of my nose, forehead, and a bit on the chin.


Apply the Nars Orgasm blush with the #187 brush. I apply it on my cheekbones...


...and on the apples.


Then I buff everything together with the #182 again to give that flawless finish. I love this brush so much!!!


Final step, apply a coat of clear lipglass, and a dab of Wonderstruck lustreglass on top.


And we're done!



I think the only difference between this recreated look and my original FOTD is that I used more Goldenaire pigment and no Melon, as far as I can remember.
post #2 of 245
Very pretty!
post #3 of 245
u look wow!!! i so need that brush ur skin look fab!!
post #4 of 245
Your skin is absolutely amazing! You always looks so beautiful!
post #5 of 245
Wonderful tutorial. Thanks!

What is the name of the Rimmel lipgloss shown?
post #6 of 245
fantastic tutorial - thank you :thumbsup:
post #7 of 245
I'm so going to copy this, except I don't have Goldenaire . Can you recommend a good substitute for this? Thanks so much!!
post #8 of 245
again... ur GORGEOUS!!! thanks for the tute your skin is just AMAZING! you are just such a natural beauty!!!
post #9 of 245
Beautiful! I have most of the products you used so I'm going to have to try this. Which Rimmel gloss did you use?
post #10 of 245
Gorgeous!! thanks for this tut
post #11 of 245
wow u look GORGEOUS
post #12 of 245
Wow. Gorgeous. I love this look.
post #13 of 245
thank you!
post #14 of 245
ur so beautiful
post #15 of 245
Lovely.

I just have a question about the loose powder under eye. I know a lot of people do this, so I guess it works well. But I'm wondering if you use a brush to wipe it away, or just a tissue. I imagine with my luck, while wiping it off I would end up smearing the e/s just above it or some other catastrophe!
post #16 of 245
Wow, great job! That's such a pretty look!
post #17 of 245
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Originally Posted by antirazor
Lovely.

I just have a question about the loose powder under eye. I know a lot of people do this, so I guess it works well. But I'm wondering if you use a brush to wipe it away, or just a tissue. I imagine with my luck, while wiping it off I would end up smearing the e/s just above it or some other catastrophe!
I use a large powder brush. Not the kabuki because I think it would absorb the powder, but a cheap drugstore one.




Also, about the Rimmel lipgloss, I can't remember what it's called because the name isn't on the tube, but I think it is Rimmel Vinyl Stars Sun Kissed....or Star Kissed. Something like that. It's a perfect match to MAC Wonderstruck l/g though.
post #18 of 245
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Quote:
Originally Posted by seba
I'm so going to copy this, except I don't have Goldenaire . Can you recommend a good substitute for this? Thanks so much!!
Hmm I'm not sure what is similar since I don't have a lot of pinks. Maybe a bit of Sushi Flower e/s over Vanilla pigment?
post #19 of 245
im so happy that u posted this tut, the look is beautiful!
post #20 of 245
you are sooooo pretty!
post #21 of 245
WOW!! Absolutely beautiful... I am going to have to try that!!
post #22 of 245
Quote:
Originally Posted by MissChievous
Hmm I'm not sure what is similar since I don't have a lot of pinks. Maybe a bit of Sushi Flower e/s over Vanilla pigment?

I thought Goldenaire is peachy? I have Deckchair though and I heard it's similar but Deckchair is frostier and pinker. Thanks for the suggestions!!
post #23 of 245
Looks amazing! I'm so jealous of your flawless skin!

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but after you finished the eyes, did you just blend the powder underneath your eyes in? I always have problems with getting glitter all over the area between my cheek and nose.
post #24 of 245
Gorgeous!! <3
post #25 of 245
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Quote:
Originally Posted by TESSAISDANK
Looks amazing! I'm so jealous of your flawless skin!

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but after you finished the eyes, did you just blend the powder underneath your eyes in? I always have problems with getting glitter all over the area between my cheek and nose.
No, I used a large brush to "sweep away" the powder with the fall-out inside in a sort of flicking motion. Some of the powder will stay on your skin of course, but most of it sweeps away.
post #26 of 245
Wow, very nice! You look GORGEOUS! That was an amazing tutorial. Real helpful, Now...... if only I can get the same outcome ......
post #27 of 245
love this look...great for the summer!!!
post #28 of 245
great job! your skin is amazing! lovely with and without makeup!
post #29 of 245
you're so pretty even without makeup...and you have flawless skin!
post #30 of 245
I agree, you are gorgeous; this tut was really helpful!!!
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