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My first tutorial (Pretty pic heavy.. sorry!)

Brelki

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Okay, please be nice.. lol I'm still really working on my eye application techniques, and I finally got the guts to post a tutorial today, so here goes.
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For this tutorial, I used the following:
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MAC fix +
mark c-thru TM in 1
Clinique airbrush concealer in 1
Clinique superblam lip treatment
Max Factor lash perfection mascara in black
MAC magrittes paint
MAC shooting star MSF
MAC sunbasque blush
MAC blacktrack fluidline
MAC carbon e/s
MAC smolder eye kohl
MAC beta brown lipglass stain
MAC pigments in coco, melon, and shimmer time
Brushes: mark blush brush, mark powder brush, mark blending brush, mark e/l brush, BE e/l brush, small e/s brush (not sure where it's from)

Okay, now for the pics...
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Start with a clean face and my hair all pulled back(eek! don't be scared!)
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I apply clinique superbalm, Fix+, then my foundation and concealer:
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Next, I apply shooting star MSF to my cheeks, and a bit to my forehead, making sure I blend well:
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Now, a bit of sunbasque blush to the apples of my cheeks. Afterwards, I blend again with my big powder brush:
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Now I apply magrittes paint to my lids:
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This is what I look like so far:
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I spray my small e/s brush with fix + and apply coco pigment to my eyelid, but not the inner corner or the browbone area:
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Next, I clean the brush off, spray it again with fix +, and apply shimmer time pigment to my brow bone, and I apply melon pigment to my inner eye area
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Now I blend!!
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-- sorry no pic here... lol
Next I line. I start with blacktrack fluidline on the top lid. I make a fairly thick line.
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Then I line the inner bottom lid with smolder kohl.
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Here's what the eye looks like so far...
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Now I apply smolder e/s along the fluidline (and a bit above) and to my lower outer eyelid area...
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Now blend again!! (sorry no pic)
I now apply beta brown to my lips, dabbing it on.
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Next, I apply MF lash perfection mascara.
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I let my hair down, and here's the finished product!!
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Cingels

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WOW I LOVE it and I must get my Coco pigment out and do this look! Its so simple,yet so stunning! Great Tutorial! ;-)
 

Brelki

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Thanks, Cingels!
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I never do the smokey eye look cause I can't seem to do it right, but today, I was feeling daring! LOL
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I think it came out okay... practice makes perfect, right? lol
 

SChotgurrl

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Very very classy and pretty!!! And YAYYYY finally someone else use's mark. brushes (besides me)!!! Don't you just luv 'em?? I need to get another set
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Very nice tut, chica!
 

Brelki

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Thanks all!
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SChotgurrl... yes, I love these brushes, and I can't get over how cheap they were!
 

Femme Noir

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Since you already have pink undertones in your skin, shooting star msf really brings out the redness in your face and makes your cheeks appear orange. I think that with the Sunbasque is too warm for your complexion. other than that i think your eyes look nice. I like the shadows you chose for your eyes
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scrapbookromance

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Femme Noir
...shooting star msf really brings out the redness in your face and makes your cheeks appear orange...I like the shadows you chose for your eyes
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ditto that ^

yay melon pigment!
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suggestion (not sure how it will look, but, just a random thought):
shooting star verrrry lightly in the hollows of your cheeks, more as a bronzer and it will bring out your cheekbones I think. then lightly highlighting your cheeks with the coco & melon mixed together? maybe coco highlight and melon on the apples of your cheeks?

(someone tell me if what I'm suggesting is just plain dumb haha)
 

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