Bright Purple & Red Look.
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gildedangel
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This is so fierce, I love it!
claralikesguts
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awesome colors!
ShugAvery2001
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you're doing great girl...your skin looks great and your brows are bangin... a little cc in general cause I've seen a few of your fotd's you tend to make your crease color and application a lil bit on the heavy side.... since you have so much lid space it can be a bit tricky to determine where you should place the majority of the crease color .. but your eyes remind of me of michelle williams...
you see that even though she has a lot of space between her brow and lid.. her crease is still pretty low (i'm trying to communicate this effectively).. also.. typically .. try to keep your crease colors a little soft (ask your MA what some good crease colors are they tend to recommend colors like texture and a bunch of others that aren't as intense).. and fade it inward.. don't let the inner crease be the same as the outer crease...
looking forward to see your next fotd girl... take care
you see that even though she has a lot of space between her brow and lid.. her crease is still pretty low (i'm trying to communicate this effectively).. also.. typically .. try to keep your crease colors a little soft (ask your MA what some good crease colors are they tend to recommend colors like texture and a bunch of others that aren't as intense).. and fade it inward.. don't let the inner crease be the same as the outer crease...
looking forward to see your next fotd girl... take care
starfck
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ahh thanks! you hit it right on the head with that ; i've noticed how i tend to do that too! lol i don't know how to not make it so 'heavy' i guess
Originally Posted by ShugAvery2001
you're doing great girl...your skin looks great and your brows are bangin... a little cc in general cause I've seen a few of your fotd's you tend to make your crease color and application a lil bit on the heavy side.... since you have so much lid space it can be a bit tricky to determine where you should place the majority of the crease color .. but your eyes remind of me of michelle williams...
you see that even though she has a lot of space between her brow and lid.. her crease is still pretty low (i'm trying to communicate this effectively).. also.. typically .. try to keep your crease colors a little soft (ask your MA what some good crease colors are they tend to recommend colors like texture and a bunch of others that aren't as intense).. and fade it inward.. don't let the inner crease be the same as the outer crease... looking forward to see your next fotd girl... take care
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ahh thanks! you hit it right on the head with that ; i've noticed how i tend to do that too! lol i don't know how to not make it so 'heavy' i guess
ShugAvery2001
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just use a fluffy brush like a 222 224 or 226 (if not MAC then any "crease" brush drug store brand)
using those types of brushes don't apply as heavy as tightly packed or flat brushes. load your brush lightly at first... you can always build in intensity but most likely you want the most intensity on the lid ..
check out scandalous beauty's vids on youtube ..she's real good with shadow application and blending
| Originally Posted by starfck
ahh thanks! you hit it right on the head with that ; i've noticed how i tend to do that too! lol i don't know how to not make it so 'heavy' i guess |
just use a fluffy brush like a 222 224 or 226 (if not MAC then any "crease" brush drug store brand)
using those types of brushes don't apply as heavy as tightly packed or flat brushes. load your brush lightly at first... you can always build in intensity but most likely you want the most intensity on the lid ..
check out scandalous beauty's vids on youtube ..she's real good with shadow application and blending
fiction_writer
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very cool look!
~*MAC*StAr*~
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Pretty!
Goat Goat Etc.
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Girl your looks are too much fun!
