ashley_v85
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Tutorial for this look.
Beware: There are multiple hideous pictures below. I deleted a few for your own sake.
You will need:
Make sure to keep a makeup wipe handy. Because if you're anything like me, dark and/or shimmery colors = lots of fall out.
Step One: Start with a bare face/eye. The picture is small for your own benefit, I promise. I took this after I got home from work and wiped my makeup off, haha. So my face and eyes are still kinda red from the makeup wipes (I'm not very gentle with myself).
No makeup, and none too happy about it. Haha.
Step Two: Apply Bare Canvas paint all over lid, using your finger...or a brush if you want, whatever. But I use my finger.
Step Three: Apply Sharkskin s/s to eyelid. It can be sloppy, it doesn't really matter.
Step Four: Using the 266 brush (I used my 266SE for this, because I didn't really want to make my normal one all nasty with the shadestick), pick up some color from the shadestick and "draw" the shape you want, but don't extend TOO far above the crease.
I didn't do a picture of this step, but blend it a little bit with a concealer brush, so that the edges aren't TOO sloppy and ugly.
Step Five: Add Beige-ing s/s above the Sharkskin s/s.
Note to self: Do not smoke before doing a tutorial. It doesn't make for very flattering eye pictures.
Step Five and a half: Blend. Use your finger and/or concealer brush.
Step Six: Apply Beauty Marked to lid, following the shape you created with the Sharkskin shadestick. I used a sponge applicator at first, and then went over it (and slightly into the crease) with the 213 (I just used the SE).
Step Seven: Using the 219 or whatever crease brush you use, apply Trax to crease, starting on top of Beauty Marked, and extend a bit upwards and outwards.
Step Eight: Using the 239 or whatever brush you want to use, apply Nylon as a highlight and blend into Trax. Then add Fairylight pigment on top to help soften the edges a little.
Step Nine: Using the 266, line top lashline with Blacktrack. I did this really quickly and didn't do a very good job of it, but it doesn't really matter for this. On the outer corners, follow the shape you created with the Sharkskin.
Step Ten: Line waterline with Blacktrack. I only did the bottom, because I'm lazy and I suck at lining my upper waterline.
Step Eleven: Still using the 266 and Blacktrack, do this. Haha.
Step Twelve: Then this.
Step Thirteen: Finish lining the bottom lashline with Blacktrack (I use the 266), and then extend the line as far out as you desire. I use the pointy end of the 266 to create the shape.
Step Fourteen (not pictured): Clean your brush. I find that I have to use brush cleaner after using fluidlines, every single time.
Step Fifteen: Wet the newly cleaned 266 brush and use it to go over the line of Blacktrack with Beauty Marked.
Step Sixteen: Do the same thing to the bottom.
Step Seventeen: Add mascara.
Step Eighteen: Rinse 266 brush until the water runs clean. Blot dry and reshape if necessary, wet slightly, pick up some Nylon eyeshadow, and use it to draw a line in between the upper and lower liner shape things (It's late and I can't think) like so:
Step Nineteen: Using the 266 brush and Espresso eyeshadow, or whatever color works for your eyebrows, fill in your brows. It's important. I promise. There are lots of pictures of this, because it's very important. Haha.
Step Twenty: Also the most retarded looking picture in the history of mankind. Anyway, I got lazy and didn't take pictures of all of this, so I just combined it into one step. Apply your Studio Fix Fluid. I use my fingers, but use a brush if you wish. Then apply concealer, and yellow concealer under your eyes, to hide circles. Then apply your normal Studio Fix (the powder). I used the sponge, because I needed to cake it on. My skin looked like SHIT today, haha. But that's probably because I haven't even TRIED to take care of it in the last two weeks, since I've been sick. But then again, 95% of the time I use the sponge, because it's fast and easy.
Step Twenty-One: Make a fish face and apply Mocha blush to the hollows of your cheeks, going up toward your temples.
Step Twenty-Two: Blend a bit with your fingers, if you have a harsh line or if it's too dark.
I look like Jay Leno there, haha. Sad.
Step Twenty-Three: Using the 187 (preferably), apply your Petticoat MSF on the apples of your cheeks, going up toward the temples.
I was trying to show off my cheek...but that turned into a really ugly picture, haha.
Step Twenty-Four: I'm lazy, so I'm combining three steps. Apply Whirl l/l and blend it a bit with your finger if you want to, and/or fill your lips in. I barely did either of these things, because I'm lazy. Then apply Fresh Buzz lipstick. It's best to use a lip brush, but once again...I'm lazy, so I just did it straight out of the tube. Then add Oi! Oi! Oi! lipglass.
I forgot to do my "Ta Da!" face in this one.
Oh well, there's always next time.
Cover up the stupid red work shirt, and it looks much better:
Sorry...I took that one after smearing it. :\
Beware: There are multiple hideous pictures below. I deleted a few for your own sake.
You will need:
Make sure to keep a makeup wipe handy. Because if you're anything like me, dark and/or shimmery colors = lots of fall out.
Step One: Start with a bare face/eye. The picture is small for your own benefit, I promise. I took this after I got home from work and wiped my makeup off, haha. So my face and eyes are still kinda red from the makeup wipes (I'm not very gentle with myself).
No makeup, and none too happy about it. Haha.
Step Two: Apply Bare Canvas paint all over lid, using your finger...or a brush if you want, whatever. But I use my finger.
Step Three: Apply Sharkskin s/s to eyelid. It can be sloppy, it doesn't really matter.
Step Four: Using the 266 brush (I used my 266SE for this, because I didn't really want to make my normal one all nasty with the shadestick), pick up some color from the shadestick and "draw" the shape you want, but don't extend TOO far above the crease.
I didn't do a picture of this step, but blend it a little bit with a concealer brush, so that the edges aren't TOO sloppy and ugly.
Step Five: Add Beige-ing s/s above the Sharkskin s/s.
Note to self: Do not smoke before doing a tutorial. It doesn't make for very flattering eye pictures.
Step Five and a half: Blend. Use your finger and/or concealer brush.
Step Six: Apply Beauty Marked to lid, following the shape you created with the Sharkskin shadestick. I used a sponge applicator at first, and then went over it (and slightly into the crease) with the 213 (I just used the SE).
Step Seven: Using the 219 or whatever crease brush you use, apply Trax to crease, starting on top of Beauty Marked, and extend a bit upwards and outwards.
Step Eight: Using the 239 or whatever brush you want to use, apply Nylon as a highlight and blend into Trax. Then add Fairylight pigment on top to help soften the edges a little.
Step Nine: Using the 266, line top lashline with Blacktrack. I did this really quickly and didn't do a very good job of it, but it doesn't really matter for this. On the outer corners, follow the shape you created with the Sharkskin.
Step Ten: Line waterline with Blacktrack. I only did the bottom, because I'm lazy and I suck at lining my upper waterline.
Step Eleven: Still using the 266 and Blacktrack, do this. Haha.
Step Twelve: Then this.
Step Thirteen: Finish lining the bottom lashline with Blacktrack (I use the 266), and then extend the line as far out as you desire. I use the pointy end of the 266 to create the shape.
Step Fourteen (not pictured): Clean your brush. I find that I have to use brush cleaner after using fluidlines, every single time.
Step Fifteen: Wet the newly cleaned 266 brush and use it to go over the line of Blacktrack with Beauty Marked.
Step Sixteen: Do the same thing to the bottom.
Step Seventeen: Add mascara.
Step Eighteen: Rinse 266 brush until the water runs clean. Blot dry and reshape if necessary, wet slightly, pick up some Nylon eyeshadow, and use it to draw a line in between the upper and lower liner shape things (It's late and I can't think) like so:
Step Nineteen: Using the 266 brush and Espresso eyeshadow, or whatever color works for your eyebrows, fill in your brows. It's important. I promise. There are lots of pictures of this, because it's very important. Haha.
Step Twenty: Also the most retarded looking picture in the history of mankind. Anyway, I got lazy and didn't take pictures of all of this, so I just combined it into one step. Apply your Studio Fix Fluid. I use my fingers, but use a brush if you wish. Then apply concealer, and yellow concealer under your eyes, to hide circles. Then apply your normal Studio Fix (the powder). I used the sponge, because I needed to cake it on. My skin looked like SHIT today, haha. But that's probably because I haven't even TRIED to take care of it in the last two weeks, since I've been sick. But then again, 95% of the time I use the sponge, because it's fast and easy.
Step Twenty-One: Make a fish face and apply Mocha blush to the hollows of your cheeks, going up toward your temples.
Step Twenty-Two: Blend a bit with your fingers, if you have a harsh line or if it's too dark.
I look like Jay Leno there, haha. Sad.
Step Twenty-Three: Using the 187 (preferably), apply your Petticoat MSF on the apples of your cheeks, going up toward the temples.
I was trying to show off my cheek...but that turned into a really ugly picture, haha.
Step Twenty-Four: I'm lazy, so I'm combining three steps. Apply Whirl l/l and blend it a bit with your finger if you want to, and/or fill your lips in. I barely did either of these things, because I'm lazy. Then apply Fresh Buzz lipstick. It's best to use a lip brush, but once again...I'm lazy, so I just did it straight out of the tube. Then add Oi! Oi! Oi! lipglass.
I forgot to do my "Ta Da!" face in this one.
Cover up the stupid red work shirt, and it looks much better:
Sorry...I took that one after smearing it. :\
