wedding inspired neutral browns

[fallenzero1]

yea, i'm trying to head more in that direction for now, considering i have make up to do for a wedding next month...lol

face is the same on all of them:
hyper real foundation (nc200)
mineralize pressed powder (medium)
powder blush (mocha)

eyes:
udpp
bisque
texture
brown down
rapidblack
graphblack
wet n wild black mascara

i think it looks pretty good...lol...cc welcome

 

[rosasola1]

very nice, you should deff look into buying Teddy eyeliner! It looks amazing with light eyes and neutral wedding looks. It is a must have liner in my kit for weddings.

 

[MrsRjizzle]

Pretty!

 

[User38]

If I were doing the makeup, I would add some more color in the contour to give more depth. I would also blend it a bit more -- try a 217 brush to do this, and I would add some more color to the cheeks (pink/coral) with a bit of contouring (a wedge Es or Emote if you have it), and some MSF to give a bit of sheen. I would probably also use some lip color with more corally pink and a gold sheen gloss

Hope some of this is useful to you!

 

[blazeno.8]

This is very nice and neutral. I would suggest to create more definition by doing one of the following (or possibly a combination):
1) Play around with different colored bases (possibly a white, cream, or dark brown after applying UDPP)
2) Define the lighter areas of the eye a little more. One way to draw out the highlight is by using something with a frostier texture than the shadows that were listed. I like using Vanilla pigment which is very wedding appropriate.
3) Define the darker areas more (except for the lash line which is nice). Try going for medium dark neutrals.

 

[leenybeeny]

very nice

 

[Blueeyesangel18]

lovely and great advice from the above posters

 

[blackmetalmist]

I would go easy on the black eyeliner... way too harsh..

 

[Krasevayadancer]

I definitely recommend going with a lighter liner as the black looks a bit harsh in this context. Otherwise, good job

 

[sn0wbunnie]

Nice work! I agree with using a brown liner.

 

[fallenzero1]

thx everyone for the cc...however, after reading all of it, i realized that i failed to mention a couple of things...

1) about using brown liner, or something less harsh than black at the very least...i do know that, i have another (slightly older) look posted on my blog where i use a brown liner...i just don't like how brown liner looks on me, and i'm strictly black liner for myself...>.<...

2) about the blending...it looked a LOT better in person, idk why my camera did that...and i didn't even notice it was that bad till someone mentioned the blending...

thx again, everyone!

 

[blazeno.8]

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Originally Posted by fallenzero1 thx everyone for the cc...however, after reading all of it, i realized that i failed to mention a couple of things... 1) about using brown liner, or something less harsh than black at the very least...i do know that, i have another (slightly older) look posted on my blog where i use a brown liner...i just don't like how brown liner looks on me, and i'm strictly black liner for myself...>.<... 2) about the blending...it looked a LOT better in person, idk why my camera did that...and i didn't even notice it was that bad till someone mentioned the blending... thx again, everyone!

Sometimes choosing the right base can change the way that blending looks when photographed. I like to use a colored gel or cream base over my UDPP before putting powder shadow down because my camera takes to the color much better.