RED LIPS… aww you guys all know my LOVE with bright, bright, bright lips! I’ve seen so many celebrities rock’n the bright red lips so I am going to show you how to do it the right way because you guys dont want those lips to smear right away or look super messy.
Rosebud Salve, you can use this product to moisturize anything from dry elbows and knees to moisturizing your lips. You can purchase this product at Sephora for only $6.
From DIMEPIECE 2010
I love when people want to go dramatic, I did this smokey eye on her.
Base- Blackground Paint pot MAC
Highlight: Brule then slightly brush Rice Paper on top (MAC)
Crease: BrownScript MAC
Inner Crease: texture to soften the look
Lower Lid: Carbon MAC
Inner corner: Rice paper MAC
Top Liner: Black track (MAC)
Lower Liner: Smolder smoke it out with a 219 brush and add carbon to set the liner.
Add lashes for s more dramatic look.
Contour: Emote (MAC)
Highlight: Vanilla Pigment (MAC)
Apple of cheeks: Melba (MAC)
Liner: Subculture (MAC)
Gloss: C-thru (MAC)
Base: Soft Ocher Paint Pot MAC
lower lid: Ricepaper MAC
Crease: Saddle MAC
Highlight: Ricepaper MAC
Winged liner: BlackTrack MAC with 209 brush
Lips: Lady Danger MAC
Lips: Black Lip mix MAC
My beautiful friend, Carol. I was so happy when I was able to be the one to do her makeup for her wedding. We have been friends since we were 14 years old, and I remember the day she met her now husband 10 years ago on St. Patty’s day LOL Congratulations you two are both amazing people and are going to live a happy happy life together. I heart you!
To get her look:
Face:
Smash Box Primer
Studio Fix Fluid Foundation (mac)
Mineralize skin Finish Powder (mac)
Cheeks:
Refined Golden Bronzer (MAC)
Melba blush on apples of cheeks
Eyes:
Base: BlackGround Paint pot (MAC)
Lower Lid: Carbon (MAC)
Crease: Copperplate (mac)
Highlight: Rice Paper (MAC)
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In order to get a smooth, glowing, sun kissed look you got to use a few different blushes. I normally use about 3 different colors, a highlight, contour and blush with color. I start with the contour, a soft brown that will give your cheeks some definition, next blush on the apples of your cheek normally a peachy color, and finally a highlight on the high point of your cheek bones. Its makes a huge difference. Try it and let me know how it turns out.
Contour: soft brown to give cheeks definition (bone beige MAC)
Apples of cheek: a peachy color (Melba or MArgin MAC) with or without shimmer (this depends on your skin tone)
Highlight: I like to use Vanilla Pigment from MAC
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