Full Makeup Course Handbook
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Index Index.................................................................................................................................................................3 1. Basic Skincare You Should Know...............................................................................................................4 2. Overview of Makeup and Tools a Makeup Artist Need...............................................................................6 3. How to Remove Your Makeup...................................................................................................................10 4. Makeup Brushes That You Need................................................................................................................11 5. How to Sanitize Your Makeup Brushes..................................................................................................... 13 6. How to Shape Your Eyebrows...................................................................................................................15 7. How to Tint Your Eyebrows and Eyelashes...............................................................................................16 8. How to Choose the Correct Foundation Color...........................................................................................18 9. How to Apply Foundation..........................................................................................................................20 10. How to Apply Cover Stick / Concealer....................................................................................................22 11. How to Apply Loose Powder...................................................................................................................23 12. How to Fill In Your Eyebrows.................................................................................................................24 13. How to Apply Eye Shadow......................................................................................................................25 14. How to Apply Mascara.............................................................................................................................27 15. How to Apply Blush.................................................................................................................................28 16. How to Apply Lip Liner, Lipstick and Lip Gloss.................................................................................... 29 17. How to Apply Lipstick to Stay on Longer...............................................................................................30 18. How to Correct Makeup Mistakes........................................................................................................... 31 19. How to Apply Day Makeup..................................................................................................................... 32 20. How to Go From Day to Evening Makeup..............................................................................................34 21. How to Apply False Eyelashes.................................................................................................................35 22. How to do Perfect Smokey Eyes..............................................................................................................37 23. How to do the Perfect Pin-Up Look.........................................................................................................39 24. Your 5 Minute Makeup Look...................................................................................................................40 25. Eye Makeup Tips When Wearing Glasses............................................................................................... 42 26. Bridal Makeup Look: Young and Beautiful Bride...................................................................................45 27. Bridal Makeup Look: Elegant Bride........................................................................................................46 28. Bridal Makeup Look: Shiny, Happy Bride.............................................................................................. 47 29. Bridal Makeup Look: Soft, Mysterious Bride..........................................................................................48 30. Bridal Makeup Look: Beautiful Asian Bride...........................................................................................49 31. Bridal Makeup Look: Modern Bride........................................................................................................50 32. Bridal Makeup Look: Romantic Bride.....................................................................................................51 33. Bridal Makeup Look: African American Bride........................................................................................52 34. Celebrity Wedding Makeup Look: Kate Middleton.................................................................................53 35. Celebrity Wedding Makeup Look: Charlene Wittstock...........................................................................54 36. Celebrity Makeup Look: Eva Longoria................................................................................................... 56 37. Celebrity Makeup Look: Penelope Cruz..................................................................................................57 38. Celebrity Makeup Look: Rihanna............................................................................................................58 39. Celebrity Makeup Look: Angelina Jolie..................................................................................................59 40. Celebrity Makeup Look: Gwen Stefani................................................................................................... 60 41. Celebrity Makeup Look: Jessica Alba......................................................................................................61 42. Celebrity Makeup Look: Sandra Bullock................................................................................................ 62 43. Photo Shoot Makeup Look: Sexy Crimson..............................................................................................63 44. Photo Shoot Makeup Look: High Fashion...............................................................................................65 45. Photo Shoot Makeup Look: Soft and Subtle............................................................................................67 46. Corrective Makeup on Different Face Shapes.........................................................................................68 47. Corrective Makeup on Different Eye Shapes...........................................................................................71 48. Corrective Makeup on Different Nose Shapes.........................................................................................74 49. Corrective Makeup on Different Jaw Lines.............................................................................................75 50. Corrective Makeup on Different Cheekbones..........................................................................................76 51. Corrective Makeup on Different Lip Shapes...........................................................................................77 52. Corrective Makeup on Different Forehead Shapes..................................................................................78 53. How to Give a Makeup Lesson................................................................................................................79 54. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Green Eyes.............................................................................................80 Copyright © University of Makeup
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55. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Brown Eyes............................................................................................ 81 56. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Blue Eyes................................................................................................82 57. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Grey Eyes...............................................................................................83 58. How to Apply Makeup on Mature Women..............................................................................................84 59. How to Cover Fine Lines and Wrinkles underneath Your Eyes...............................................................86 60. How to Apply Makeup on the Groom......................................................................................................87 61. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Small Eyes..............................................................................................88 62. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Eyes that are Far Apart...........................................................................89 63. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Eyes that are Close to Each Other..........................................................90 64. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Hooded Eyes...........................................................................................91 65. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Big, Protruding Eyes.............................................................................. 92 66. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Asian Eyes..............................................................................................93 67. How to Apply Makeup on African American Women.............................................................................94 Join One of Our Premium Makeup Courses:.................................................................................................96
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1. Basic Skincare You Should Know
Basic skincare day routine: 1. Cleanse (morning and evening) 2. Toner 3. Moisturizer 4. Sun protection (prevents any pigmentation from forming). Weekly routine: 1. Exfoliate (once or twice per week). This ensures that all the dead skin cells are removed from the surface of your skin and it also improves your skin circulation. 2. Mask (once or twice per week, depending on your skin type and the type of mask.) Preparing your face for make-up: 1. Wash face with a cleanser depending on your skin type. 2. Tone 3. Put on some eye cream 4. Day moisturizer 5. Make sure your client is comfortable. 6. Put a headband and “bib” on your client so that no make-up spills on her. Watch the Video Tutorial
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2. Overview of Makeup and Tools a Makeup Artist Need
1. Natural sea sponge •
This is difficult to get hold of, comes directly out of the sea.
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It is non – absorbent and it’s used to apply foundation.
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Wash with cold water only.
2. Latex sponge •
This sponge is used to blend already applied foundation.
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It is made of absorbent material.
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Wash with Soap and water, dry in sun.
3. Powder puff •
It is round with the sides stitched and has a band so that your little finger fit around it.
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This is used to apply loose powder onto your face.
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Wash with Soap and water, dry in sun.
4. Tweezers •
Used to shape eyebrows.
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Sterilize with surgical alcohol.
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Always curl your eyelashes BEFORE you apply mascara, otherwise you will break your eyelashes.
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Sterilize with surgical alcohol.
6. Foundation brush •
This brush is used to apply foundation.
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Most foundation brushes that you find are flat and the hair has a round shaped edge.
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Other foundation brushes like the ones from MAC are bigger and fuller with a flat edge.
7. Powder brush •
Biggest brush in your kit and all the hair is the same length.
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This is only used to remove excess powder after you have applied it with your powder puff.
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Wash with shampoo and conditioner.
8. Blusher brush •
This is a smaller version of the powder brush.
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Used to blend already applied blush.
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Wash with shampoo and conditioner.
9. Contour brush •
This is used to apply blush and it fits underneath your cheekbones.
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The hair of this brush graduates from short to long.
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Wash with shampoo and conditioner.
10. Eye shadow blending brush •
It looks like a small broom and all the hair are the same length.
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Used only to blend the eye shadow and not for applying it.
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Wash with shampoo and conditioner.
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11. Eye shadow applicator brush •
Smaller version of the contour brush.
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It is shaped in a rounded form and fits perfectly in the fold of the eye..
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All eye shadow colours can be applied with this brush.
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Wash with shampoo and conditioner.
12. Highlighting brush •
Bigger version of the eye shadow applicator brush.
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It has a rounded shape and is used to apply only highlighter.
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Wash with shampoo and conditioner.
13. Eyeliner brush •
Very small version of the contour brush.
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Used to fill in eyebrows and apply eyeliner.
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Wash with shampoo and conditioner.
14. Lipstick brush •
All the hair is the same length.
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Applying lipstick and lip gloss.
15. Tissues •
Used to correct small mistakes, remove excess lipstick from your lips and to clean brushes in – between clients.
16. Sharpener •
It is good to have one with 2 different size holes.
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Sharpening of all pencils.
17. Cotton buds •
Used to correct any harsh or skew lines and for applying powder underneath eyes.
18. Spatula •
This is used for shaping your eyebrows and to remove products from their containers.
19. Glass •
Holds all your brushes neatly together.
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20. Headband •
Keeps your client’s hair out of her face.
21.” Bib” •
Ensures that no make-up spills on your client’s clothes.
22. Hand mirror •
So that the client can see what you do. Watch the Video Tutorial
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3. How to Remove Your Makeup
Steps in Brief: 1. Pour some eye make-up remover onto two cotton wool pads. 2. Hold these pads in your hands, folding each hand’s ring- and middle finger over the cotton wool. 3. Start at your eyebrows and work in three strokes downwards towards your eyelashes. Place the cotton wool on the outside corner of your eyes and move gradually to the inside corner of your eye. Moving in an S- shape, go over your eyelid to the outside corner of your eyebrows and then again to the inside corner of your eyebrow. 4. Take a cotton bud and lightly dip it into some eye make-up remover. Gently rub/ roll it over your eyelashes in downwards movements. Also take the cotton bud and clean underneath your eyelashes. Watch the Video Tutorial
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4. Makeup Brushes That You Need
Overview of Makeup Brushes That You Need: Foundation brush •
This brush is used to apply foundation.
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Most foundation brushes that you find are flat and the hair has a round shaped edge.
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Other foundation brushes like the ones from MAC are bigger and fuller with a flat edge.
Powder brush •
Biggest brush in your kit and all the hair is the same length.
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This is only used to remove excess powder after you have applied it with your powder puff.
Blusher brush •
This is a smaller version of the powder brush.
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Used to blend already applied blush.
Contour brush •
This is used to apply blush and it fits underneath your cheekbones.
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The hair of this brush graduates from short to long.
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It looks like a small broom and all the hair are the same length.
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Used only to blend the eye shadow and not for applying it.
Eye shadow applicator brush •
Smaller version of the contour brush.
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It is shaped in a rounded form and fits perfectly in the fold of the eye..
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All eye shadow colours can be applied with this brush.
Highlighting brush •
Bigger version of the eye shadow applicator brush.
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It has a rounded shape and is used to apply only highlighter.
Eyeliner brush •
Very small version of the contour brush.
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Used to fill in eyebrows and apply eyeliner.
Lipstick brush •
All the hair is the same length.
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Applying lipstick and lip gloss. Watch the Video Tutorial
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5. How to Sanitize Your Makeup Brushes
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Natural sea sponge: Wash with cold water only.
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Latex sponge: Wash with soap and water, dry in sun.
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Powder puff: Wash with soap and water, dry in sun.
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Tweezers: Sterilize with surgical alcohol.
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Eyebrow curler: Sterilize with surgical alcohol.
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Powder brush: Clean with MAC brush cleanser. Pour some of the cleanser onto a cotton wool and wipe it all over your brushes. Leave to dry naturally.
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Blusher brush: Clean with MAC brush cleanser. Pour some of the cleanser onto a cotton wool and wipe it all over your brushes. Leave to dry naturally.
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Contour brush: Clean with MAC brush cleanser. Pour some of the cleanser onto a cotton wool and wipe it all over your brushes. Leave to dry naturally.
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Eye shadow blending brush: Clean with MAC brush cleanser. Pour some of the cleanser onto a cotton wool and wipe it all over your brushes. Leave to dry naturally.
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Eye shadow applicator brush: Clean with MAC brush cleanser. Pour some of the cleanser onto a cotton wool and wipe it all over your brushes. Leave to dry naturally.
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Highlighting brush: Clean with MAC brush cleanser. Pour some of the cleanser onto a cotton wool and wipe it all over your brushes. Leave to dry naturally.
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Eyeliner brush: Clean with MAC brush cleanser. Pour some of the cleanser onto a cotton wool and wipe it all over your brushes. Leave to dry naturally
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Lipstick brush: Clean with MAC brush cleanser. Pour some of the cleanser onto a cotton wool and wipe it all over your brushes. Leave to dry naturally
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Tissues: Used to correct small mistakes, remove excess lipstick from your lips and to clean brushes in – between clients. Watch the Video Tutorial
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6. How to Shape Your Eyebrows
What you need: 1. Tweezers 2. Tissues 3. Cotton wool 4. Eyebrow brush 5. 1 spatula 6. Lamp Procedure for perfect eyebrow shaping: 1. Always sterilize your tweezers beforehand. 2. Sterilize the area that needs to be shaped with hibitane. 3. Place one tissue on top of your client’s head. 4. Gently “pull” the area that needs to be shaped. This ensures support. 5. Cool down the area by wiping it with hibitane. How to do correct eyebrow shaping to compliment your eyes: 1. Basic line – this area can be identified by placing your spatula on the outside corner of your nose and the inside corner of your eye. Any hair that grows in-between that line must be removed. 2. Lengthening line- Place your spatula on the outside corner of your nose, taking it all the way to the outside corner of your eye / eyebrow. This is where the lengthening line must stop. 3. The point where your brow arches- Let your client open her eyes and look in front of her, then place the spatula on the outside of her iris. This is where the brow must arch. Watch the Video Tutorial Copyright © University of Makeup
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7. How to Tint Your Eyebrows and Eyelashes
Things you need for tinting: 1. 1 small scissor 2. 1 small container for mixing of tint 3. 1 small brush for applying of tint 4. Cotton buds 5. Cotton – wet and dry. 6. Reflectocil tint – brown, black and blue – black 7. Volume 10 peroxide 8. Vaseline 9. Eye drops Contra – indications: •
Any previous history of skin allergies.
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Puffy eyes, eyes that are red, eye infections.
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Remove contact lenses
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2. Take some rounded cotton and cut it in half. Take one half and cut out a rounded shape onto it. These cotton shapes will go underneath your eyelashes. 3. The cotton wool must be thin enough and must be the length of your eye shape. 4. Take a cotton bud and apply Vaseline all around your eyebrows. Make sure that no Vaseline touches your eyebrows. Also apply some Vaseline onto your eyelid and underneath your eyes. 5. Choose the correct colour tint according to your client’s needs and mix it with 2 -3 drops of peroxide. Make sure that the paste is even and not clumpy. 6. Apply some tint onto the bottom eyelashes while her eyes are open; then apply it onto the top eyelashes while your client’s eyes are closed. 7. Make sure that the eyelashes are covered all the way to their roots. To remove excess tint from your eyes or eyelids, you can just take a cotton bud and lightly wipe it off. 8. Leave on for 10 – 20 minutes. 9. While your client is relaxing, wipe out the tint from your glass bowl. Brush your client’s eyebrows with an eyebrow brush in the opposite direction that it is growing. Mix the correct colour for your client’s eyebrows, with 2- 3 drops of peroxide. 10. Apply it against the hair growth and make sure that all the hair is covered. Comb it then neatly. 11. Leave for 5 minutes. 12. Remove the tint with damp cotton wool in an upwards movement. Make sure you remove all the excess Vaseline as well. 13. Remove the damp cotton wool underneath your eyes. Take more damp cotton wool and remove any excess tint from your eyelashes. Just to ensure that all tint is removed, take some damp cotton buds and gently roll it over the client’s eyelashes. 14. Throw in some eye drops if the client’s eyes are burning. Watch the Video Tutorial
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8. How to Choose the Correct Foundation Color
Brief Explanation: Take 3 colors that you think will suit you and apply it onto your cheekbone, all underneath each other. The one that disappears on your skin is the correct color. Foundation texture can be categorized into the following: 1. Dry skin •
Moisturizing foundation.
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It is liquid foundation and contains extra moisturizers.
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It is very thin and it looks like no foundation has been applied.
2. Combination skin •
Moisturizing foundation/oil–free. You can choose what you or your client prefers.
3. Oily skin •
Matte, oil–free foundation.
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Still a liquid but the texture is thicker that moisturizing foundation.
4. Sensitive skin •
Foundation with no perfume in it.
5. Problem skin •
Medicinal foundation, prescribed by a dermatologist.
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Foundation can further be categorized into the type of coverage that you need: 1. Almost none to medium coverage – Moisturizing foundation. (Water –in – oil basis) •
Only creates the base for other products that are going to be used.
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If you can’t find the correct color, then colors can be mixed.
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Your natural skin color still shows; ideal for people that prefer a thin foundation.
2a. Medium coverage – Oil-free foundation. (Oil–in–water basis) •
Most common foundation and is readily available in the most colors.
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Ideal for everyday wear and for persons that still wants to look natural.
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Skin shows a bit through this foundation.
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Can be mixed to get the correct color.
2b. Medium coverage - Powder foundation •
Also called a 2-in-1 foundation.
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It is liquid foundation mixed with powder.
3. Full coverage – Cream foundation •
It is very thick and covers your whole face but it still looks natural.
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Used for theatre make-up, older woman, people with a problem skin.
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Can not be mixed together to get the correct color. Watch the Video Tutorial
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9. How to Apply Foundation
Steps in brief: 1. Spoon out some foundation onto your spatula and apply onto your hand. 2.
Take a latex sponge or foundation brush and gently apply the correct color foundation onto your / your client’s skin, starting on your / her forehead, nose, cheeks, and chin and blending outwards.
3. Take your foundation sponge and blend the foundation in downwards stroking movements. Make sure that no make-up is visible and all is blended in well. 4. Apply green cover stick before your foundation if you have any pimples or red areas. 5. Take a brush and apply some cover stick onto your eyelids, around your nose and onto your mouth. This creates a base for your make-up and ensures that it stays on longer. 6. Dab your powder puff into some loose translucent powder and lightly press the powder all over your face, making sure that the powder is visible. 7. Then take your powder brush and remove all excess powder from your face. Your skin will have a somewhat satin appearance / look. Benefits of loose translucent powder: •
Loose powder creates a more natural look.
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It sets the basis of your make-up – foundation, cover stick.
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It creates a more matte appearance.
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It blots any oiliness. Watch the Video Tutorial
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10. How to Apply Cover Stick / Concealer
The importance of cover stick: •
It ensures that your eye shadow stays on longer and looks fresh the whole day.
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It enlightens your eyelid and covers any marks, etc.
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The ideal cover stick must be creamy and it must not stretch your skin when you apply it
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Analyze the skin and see if there are any pimples, blemishes or spots that needs to be covered.
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Any red areas such as pimples or red veins must be covered with green cover stick BEFORE the foundation.
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Purple cover stick is used to eliminate any yellow areas on your skin, such as pigmentation marks.
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Orange cover stick is used to eliminate any blue areas on your skin, such as dark circles or marks underneath your eyes. Watch the Video Tutorial
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11. How to Apply Loose Powder
Steps in brief: 1. Dab your powder puff into some loose translucent powder and lightly press the powder all over your face, making sure that the powder is visible. 2. Then take your powder brush and remove all excess powder from your face. Your skin will have a somewhat satin appearance / look. Benefits of loose translucent powder: •
Loose powder creates a more natural look.
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It sets the basis of your make-up – foundation, cover stick.
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It creates a more matte appearance.
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It blots any oiliness. Watch the Video Tutorial
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12. How to Fill In Your Eyebrows
Steps in brief: 1. Take your eyebrow brush and brush your eyebrows in an upwards direction. 2. Then take the brush and “drag” down any hair that may be out of their place. 3. Take your eyeliner applicator brush and dab it into a natural eye shadow color that is the same as your hair color. 4. Remove any excess by rubbing the brush onto your hand. 5. Take the brush and gently rub the color all over your eyebrow, ensuring that you fill in the whole eyebrow. 6. For colored skins where there are no visible eyebrows, an eyeliner pencil must be used. Make sure that the pencil you’re using is of high quality. After you have created an eyebrow line, fill it in with an eye shadow color just to round it off. Watch the Video Tutorial
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13. How to Apply Eye Shadow
Types of Eye Shadows: •
Compact - most common.
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Loose, powder eye shadow
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Cream eye shadow
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Stick eye shadow
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Highlighters - cream, white, beige colors (very light and neutral)
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Medium colors - like blue, green, brown, grey, pink, etc.
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Eyeliner colors – black, dark brown, grey.
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Matte colors – creates a good illusion.
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Glitter/shiny colors - let the illusion disappear.
Application in brief: 1. Look at your client’s eye shape so that you know how to correctly apply the eye shadow. 2. Take your highlighting brush and apply any of the above mentioned highlighting colors onto your eyelid and also just underneath your eyebrow. 3. Then you take your eye shadow applicator brush and apply any of the above mentioned medium colors in the fold of your eye. Copyright © University of Makeup
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4. Then you can take your eyeliner brush to apply any of the above mentioned eyeliner colors onto your eye. You can also take an eyeliner pencil, whichever one you decide to use. Watch the Video Tutorial
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14. How to Apply Mascara
There are 4 types of mascara on the market: 1. Waterproof mascara that has to be removed with eye make-up remover. 2.
Translucent mascara has no color at all and is used to highlight already thick lashes. This mascara can also be used when you do make-up for men.
3. Lash-building mascara already has lash thickener in it. 4. With block-type mascara, you must add water to create the perfect texture. Steps in brief: 1. Apply lash thickener before your mascara. This lash thickener has a white silicone texture and will become translucent after about 5 minutes. 2.
Choose mascara that will complement the make-up that you have used on yourself / your client. Brown or black mascara is the most common colors.
3. When applying mascara on your client, let her close her eyes and then take her eyelid in a “grip”. Apply the mascara in zigzag movements. 4. One coat is perfectly fine, but you can apply two coats. 5. Take your eyebrow brush and comb gently through your / your client’s eyelashes, making sure that you separate each eyelash from the other. 6. For smudged mascara take a wet cotton bud and gently wipe it over the areas that need correction. Watch the Video Tutorial Copyright © University of Makeup
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15. How to Apply Blush
There are 2 types of blush: 1. Compact blush 2. Cream blush Benefits of using blush: 1. It gives your skin a natural glow. 2. It gives shape to your face and accentuates your cheekbones. Application in brief: 1.
Take your contour brush and dab it into a suitable blush color.
2. Make sure that you accentuate the cheekbones by looking at your/the client’s face shape. 3. Then take your blusher brush and blend the already applied blush. Watch the Video Tutorial
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16. How to Apply Lip Liner, Lipstick and Lip Gloss
Steps in brief: 1. Make sure that your lip liner pencil is soft and not too sharp. 2. Have a look whether you or your client have full or thin lips. 3. For thin lips – Draw the lip line just outside your or your client’s natural lip line. Choose a natural light or shiny lipstick to fill in your lips. This will create the illusion that you have bigger lips. 4.
For fuller lips – Draw the lip line just inside your or your client’s natural lip line. Use darker colors such as plum, red, etc. This color will make your lips look smaller.
5. Use your lipstick brush and dab it into your lip gloss pot. Watch the Video Tutorial
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17. How to Apply Lipstick to Stay on Longer
Steps in brief: 1. Firstly start of by applying foundation, a bit of cover stick and lots of powder onto your lips. This will set the base for your make-up. 2.
Take a lip liner pencil, similar to the lipstick color that you are going to use and apply it either just inside your natural lip line if you have full lips, or just on the outside of your natural lip line for smaller lips.
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Take your lipstick color and apply it with your lipstick brush.
4. Apply some powder over this. 5. Repeat steps 2 and 3. Watch the Video Tutorial
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18. How to Correct Makeup Mistakes
Useful items to have: 1. Tissues 2. Cotton buds 3. Latex sponge Brief description: •
Tone down dark make-up by softly wiping over these areas with a latex sponge.
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This technique can also be used for blush that is too dark.
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Take a cotton bud, dip it into make-up remover and lightly wipe it over any uneven lines such as eyeliner or lip liner. This can also be used to blend in lip liner pencil for a softer look.
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Take a tissue and blot it on your lips to remove any excess lipstick. Watch the Video Tutorial
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19. How to Apply Day Makeup
Steps in brief: 1. Test the foundation on your cheekbones to know if you are using the correct color. 2. Use your foundation brush to apply the foundation. This will ensure that no streaks are visible on your face. Don’t apply a pink or yellow toned foundation to give color to the skin, the foundation is only the basis to any make-up. 3. Use cover stick that is 1-2 shades lighter than your skin. This can be applied over the whole eyelid and also on blemishes and acne scars. Green cover stick can be used to cover any red areas on the skin. Just make sure that you blend the cover stick well. 4. Loose transparent powder is the best to use. Avoid any powder that has a glow, because this will create a wet look. Concentrate especially on the eyelids and the lips. The main purpose of the powder is to ensure that the eye shadow and lipstick stays on for longer. 5. Take an eyebrow / eye liner pencil and dip it into some brown or black eye shadow and fill in your eyebrows. Then you will take your highlighting brush and dip it into beige, gold or white eye shadow color and apply this color all over your eyelid. Then you will take your eye shadow applicator brush and dip it into the required eye shadow color that you want to apply. This color you will apply in the fold of your eye, making sure that you follow the natural shape of your eye. 6. Then you can apply eye liner on top of your eyelashes in a very soft line and blend it in very well just to soften it up. You can use a brown or black eye liner or otherwise you can use any other color that will compliment the eye shadow color that you have on. Copyright © University of Makeup
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7. Apply 1 or 2 coats of mascara onto your eyelashes in zigzag movements. This zigzag movement will ensure that your eyelashes are separated from each other and it will also make your eyelashes appear longer. 8. Then you can apply blush- one with a glow or either one that has a matte finished look. The blush must be applied softly to the cheeks or just underneath your cheekbones and it must be blended in well, otherwise it will look harsh and unnatural. A creamy blush has the tendency to smudge and it can also create a wet look. 9. Line your lips with a soft and natural lip liner pencil and blend this lip liner in by using a cotton bud and moving it softly over that line. Then you will take your lipstick brush and fill in your lips with a soft peachy or pinkish color. Finish the look off by applying lip gloss to your lips. Watch the Video Tutorial
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20. How to Go From Day to Evening Makeup
Steps in brief: 1. Look at you or your client’s eye shape so that you know how to apply the eye shadow correctly. 2.
Take your highlighting brush and apply any of the above mentioned highlighting colors onto your eyelid and also just underneath your eyebrow.
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Then you take your eye shadow applicator brush and apply any of the above mentioned medium colors in the fold of your eye.
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Then you can take your eyeliner brush to apply any of the above mentioned eyeliner colors onto your eye. You can also take an eyeliner pencil, whichever one you decide to use.
What to remember: •
Use a darker eye shadow over your natural eye shadow. Make it darker on the outside corners of your eyes. Smokey eyes always look good!
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Use a darker eyeliner / liquid eyeliner. You can even draw the line thicker in the evening to create a more dramatic effect.
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Blush or highlighter
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Darker lipstick color. If you do not have darker lipstick with you, then you can always use a darker lip pencil, fill in your lip line and take the lip pencil color all over your lips.
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Lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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21. How to Apply False Eyelashes
To make it easy for you, firstly do your eye make-up before applying these eyelashes. What you need: 1. Tweezers 2. False eyelash strips or individual lashes 3. Eyelash glue 4. Cotton buds 5. Scissor Steps in brief when applying eyelash strips: 1. Take your tweezers to remove each eyelash from the holder. 2. Put your eyelash strips over your client’s eyes to see if you need to make any adjustments to it. 3. Use a cotton bud to take out the glue from its holder and then place it neatly onto the eyelash strip. 4. Gently put the eyelash strip onto your / client’s eyes and press it down softly with the back-end of your tweezers. Make sure not to glue your / client’s eyelids together. 5. Let your client open her eyes and then make some corrections to her eyeliner if there is to be done. Copyright © University of Makeup
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6. Take some black mascara and apply one coat over the eyelashes, making sure that you comb your natural eyelashes upwards towards the eyelashes. This just gives it a more natural appearance. Steps in brief when applying individual lashes: 1. Take your tweezers to remove each eyelash from the holder. 2. “Dip” the eyelashes’ end in your eyelash glue and gently push it down against your / client’s eye – beginning on the outside corner and working inwards. 3. Take some black mascara and apply one coat over the eyelashes, making sure that you comb your natural eyelashes upwards towards the eyelashes. This just gives it a more natural appearance. 4. Take your eyebrow comb and divide each hair from another. Voila! Watch the Video Tutorial
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22. How to do Perfect Smokey Eyes
Steps in brief: 1. Comb your eyebrows and fill it in with an eye shadow color that is the same as your hair color. 2. Take your highlighting brush and use either a white, gold or beige color. Apply this color underneath your eyebrow. 3. Take your eye shadow applicator brush and dip it into grey eye shadow. This you will apply all over your eyelid or just in the fold of your eye. 4. Take a tissue and clean your eye shadow applicator brush. Take the same brush and dip it into black eye shadow. Apply the eye shadow in the fold of your eye but at the outside corner of your eye – making a little V as you go downwards to the outside corner of your eyelid. 5. Take your eye shadow blending brush and blend in the black eye shadow that you applied. 6. Take a black eye liner pencil, making sure that it is not too sharp and draw a line just above your eyelashes. If you do it on yourself, close one of your eyes and look with the other eye in the mirror so that you can see what you are doing. Place your finger at the outside corner of your eye and softly pull your eyelid so that it is easier to apply your eyeliner. Draw the line almost into your eyelash line. Do it on both eyes and then take your eyeliner brush, dip it into black eye shadow and just “smear” the color gently over the eyeliner line. This will soften the look. 7. Take some black mascara and apply one or two coats onto your eyelashes. 8. For a very dramatic look, you might want to put on some individual lashes and finish that off with a touch of mascara. Copyright © University of Makeup
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9. A smoky eye do not always have to be black, you can use various color such as brown, plum, etc. Just make sure that you stay in the same color chart when doing it with another color. Buy eye shadows that come in a trio of the same color. Watch the Video Tutorial
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23. How to do the Perfect Pin-Up Look
Steps in brief: 1. Prepare your / client’s face by putting on some foundation, cover stick and loose translucent powder. 2. Take black eyeliner pencil or liquid eyeliner and apply it over the top of your eyelid drawing it slightly out at the end of your eye line. 3. Put on some individual eyelashes or eyelash strips and cover it with a coat of black mascara. 4. Apply just a touch of blush or a tan-like color to the apples of your cheeks. 5. Take a bright red lip liner pencil and apply it all over your lip line. Just neaten it with a wet cotton bud if you went over the natural lip line. Lightly cover the inside of your lips with the lip liner pencil. 6. Take your lipstick brush and apply the same reddish color onto your / client’s lips. Watch the Video Tutorial
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24. Your 5 Minute Makeup Look
What you need: 1. SPF 2. Foundation 3. Eyeliner pencil in black, plum, navy blue, etc. 4. Eye shadow in the same color as the eyeliner pencil. 5. Eyebrow comb 6. Natural lipstick 7. Black mascara Steps in brief: 1. Apply some SPF onto your skin to protect it from any sun damage. 2. Pour a pea – size amount of foundation onto the top of your hand. (Make sure your hands are clean). 3. Take your foundation brush or sponge and apply little amounts of foundation over your forehead, nose, cheeks, and chin and make sure that every area of your face is covered. 4. Take your latex sponge and lightly blend all around your forehead, sides of your face and chine area. 5. Comb your eyebrows. Copyright © University of Makeup
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6. Choose an eyeliner color and apply it over the top of your eyelid and also underneath your eyes. Take your eye shadow applicator brush and lightly apply the same color eye shadow over the eyeliner lines. 7. Take your lipstick and make three dots underneath your cheekbones, in line with each other and stretching from your nose tip to the top of your nose bridge. Take your finger and blend these dots in. 8. Wipe your lipstick with a tissue and apply the same color to your lips. 9. Finish off this look with black mascara. Watch the Video Tutorial
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25. Eye Makeup Tips When Wearing Glasses
Here are some tips to keep in mind when choosing the correct glasses / spectacles for you: •
The thickness of the lens must be the same as that of the frame.
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The glass’s or spectacle’s frame must sit comfortable on your face.
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The frame must be functional and practical.
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The glasses must also be attractive and suit your face shape.
Face Shapes Round Face •
If you have a round face, then it is very important that you do not buy a round – shaped frame, because your face will look more round.
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It is ideal to choose a square shaped frame – this will soften the roundness of your face.
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If your square shaped frame is multi – colored, then the darker color of the two must be on the outside corners of the frame.
Square Shaped Face •
For a square shaped face, it is important not to buy a square or rounded framethis will make your face look funny.
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The emphasis must be on your eyebrows, so the ideal shape will be an oval or rectangular frame.
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Heart Shaped Face •
Any frame can be worn for a heart-shaped face, except a tear dropped one.
Long Face •
If you have a long face, then the emphasis must be on the width of the frame on the side. A big frame can be worn with ease.
Please note that the frame must never be underneath your eyebrows. Hairstyles Feathery Hairstyle •
If you have a feathery hairstyle, then a plain frame will look suitable with that.
Formal Hairstyle •
With a formal hairstyle a striking frame can be worn.
Always remember that your frame’s color must suit the color of your hair. Eye Shapes Wide Apart •
For eyes that are wide apart, wear an oval or rectangular frame.
Close to Each Other •
For eyes that are close to each other, it is important to wear a rounded shape. This will give the impression that the eyes are not so close to each other.
Always ensure that your eyes are right in the middle of each lens. Nose Shapes Long Nose •
If someone has a long nose, then the bridge of the glasses must sit low onto your client’s nose. This will actually divide your nose in half and make it look shorter.
Short Nose •
If your client has a short nose, then the bridge of the glasses must be a bit higher.
Forehead Shapes High Forehead •
For a high forehead, ensure that the frame of the glasses sits just above your eyebrows.
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Short Forehead •
For a short forehead, the frame of the glasses must sit onto your eyebrows.
How to do makeup for someone that is far-seeing / long – sighted: •
Such a person can see very well on far distances, but not on short distances.
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The lenses of these glasses are normally very thick and this will make the eyes appear bigger. It is thus very important to apply your make-up very neatly because every fault, etc. will show through your lenses.
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Use light make-up eye shadows, not any shimmering make-up, black eyeliner or black mascara. Keep it subtle by using rather brown mascara and remember to put the eye shadow color in the crease of your eye, following your eye’s shape.
How to apply makeup for someone that is short-sighted / near – sighted: •
Such a person can see very well on short distances, but not so good on far distances.
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The lenses of the glasses will not be thick at all and this will make the eyes appear smaller.
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Use stronger colors such as charcoal, dove-blue, plum, etc. and remember that the emphasis must fall on the fold of your eyes and the outer corners of your eyes.
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You can use a shimmering color over your existing eye shadow just to accentuate your eyes.
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Finish it off by applying black eyeliner and mascara. Watch the Video Tutorial
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26. Bridal Makeup Look: Young and Beautiful Bride
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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Black eye shadow to fill in your eyebrows
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Light beige eye shadow which will be applied over entire eye area
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Revlon Beyond Natural Palette Peach- which was applied in the fold of eyes
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Revlon Beyond Natural Palette - brown eye shadow was applied over the peach eye shadow and also in a curved v-shape at the outside corners of the eyes
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Black eyeliner
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Zoomlash Mascara from MAC
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Revlon Toast of New York Blush
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Light pink lip liner
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MAC Amplified Fast Play Lipstick
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See Thru Lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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27. Bridal Makeup Look: Elegant Bride
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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MAC black eyeliner
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Illuminating eye shadow / pearl eye shadow to apply all over eye area
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Bronze eye shadow which will be applied in the fold of your eye
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Dark charcoal eye shadow to apply on the outside corner of your eye
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Eyelash curler to curl your eyelashes before applying mascara
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Zoomlash mascara from MAC
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Maybelline Mousse bronzer
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Brown lipliner
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Bronze lipstick
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See thru lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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28. Bridal Makeup Look: Shiny, Happy Bride
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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MAC black eyeliner
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MAC ORB satin eye shadow which will be applied all over your eyes
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Golden Rose eye shadow colour which will be applied in the crease of your eyes
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MAC Mythology to apply on the outside corner of your eyes
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Individual eye lashes
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MAC Zoomlash Mascara
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Revlon’s Toast of New York Blush
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Light pink lip liner
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Fuschia lipstick
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See Thru lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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29. Bridal Makeup Look: Soft, Mysterious Bride
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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MAC black eyeliner
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MAC ORB Satin which will be applied over the entire eye area
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Light Sand / Soft Brown eye shadow to apply in the crease of your eye
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MAC Twinks eye shadow to apply onto eyelids
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Charcoal eye shadow to apply on the outside corner of your eye in a curved vshape
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Zoomlash Mascara from MAC
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Dream Matte Mousse Bronzer from Maybelline and this will be applied onto cheekbones
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Light brown lipliner
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MAC Amplified Blankety Lipstick
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See Thru Lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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30. Bridal Makeup Look: Beautiful Asian Bride
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC foundation
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Maybelline Light powder
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MAC Black eyeliner
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White eye shadow to apply all over eye area
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Purple or Fuschia eye shadow to apply all over eyelid
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Silver eye shadow to apply in the crease of your eye, only until 2/3rds of your eye
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Black eye shadow which will be applied over the silver colour, on the outside corner of your eye
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False eyelash strips
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MAC Zoomlash Mascara
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Rosy pink blush / Toast of New York from Revlon
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Brown lip liner
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MAC Cremesheen Shy Girl lipstick
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See thru lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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31. Bridal Makeup Look: Modern Bride
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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MAC black eyeliner
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MAC ORB satin eye shadow which will be applied all over your eyes
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Light bronze eye shadow which will be applied in the crease of your eye
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MAC Satin Taupe eye shadow to apply on the outside corner of your eyes
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Charcoal eye shadow colour which will be applied over the Satin Taupe from MAC
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Individual eyelashes
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MAC Zoomlash Mascara
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Diamante gems
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Revlon’s Toast of New York Blush
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Light brown lip liner
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MAC Amplified Blankety Lipstick
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See Thru lip gloss. Watch the Video Tutorial
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32. Bridal Makeup Look: Romantic Bride
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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MAC black eyeliner
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MAC Phloof eye shadow to apply over entire eye area
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Satin Taupe from MAC which will be applied from the outside corner of your eye, in the crease, till about half of your eye
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MAC Beauty Marked Velvet will be applied over the Satin Taupe eye shadow
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MAC Twinks eye shadow for your eyelid
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Eyelash curler
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MAC Zoomlash Mascara
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Revlon’s Toast of New York Blush
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Brown lip liner
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Peach-pink lipstick
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See Thru Lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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33. Bridal Makeup Look: African American Bride
Makeup Used in the Video: •
Primer
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Liquid Concealer
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Studio Sculpt foundation from MAC.
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Translucent powder / Mabelline Pressed powder in Dark
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Black eye shadow to fill in your eyebrows
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MAC Nylon Frost eye shadow which you will apply over your entire eye area.
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MAC Amber Lights eye shadow will be applied onto your eyelid.
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Black eye shadow to line your eyes at the top as well as at the bottom.
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Eyelash strips
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MAC Zoom Lash Mascara in Black
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Yardley Cashmere blush as well as ‘n bronzer palette.
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MAC Amplified Blankety mixed with Crème Sheen Shy Girl Lipstick
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See-thru Lip Gloss. Watch the Video Tutorial
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34. Celebrity Wedding Makeup Look: Kate Middleton
Makeup Used in the Video: •
Primer
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Liquid concealer
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Studio Sculpt foundation from MAC.
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Translucent powder / Maybelline pressed powder in Light.
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Black eye shadow to fill in your eyebrows.
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Soft beige, ivory or pearl eye shadow to apply over entire eye area.
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Soft nude brown eye shadow for the crease of your eyes.
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Light golden brown eye shadow to apply over soft nude brown eye shadow.
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MAC Phloof! Frost highlighter to apply underneath your eyebrows.
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Black eyeliner
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MAC Zoom Lash mascara
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Revlon Tender Plum Blush
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Natural brown lip liner
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MAC Amplified Blankety Lipstick
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See-thru Lip gloss. Watch the Video Tutorial
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35. Celebrity Wedding Makeup Look: Charlene Wittstock
Makeup Used in the Video: •
Primer
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Liquid concealer
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Studio Sculpt foundation from MAC.
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Translucent powder / Maybelline pressed powder in Light.
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Black eye shadow to fill in your eyebrows
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Beige or pearly eye shadow all over entire eye area.
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Soft nude eye shadow colour to apply in the fold of your eyes.
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MAC Expensive Pink eye shadow colour to apply over the soft nude eye shadow.
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Dark golden brown eye shadow which will be applied in a v-shape on the outer corners of your eye.
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MAC Phloof! Eye shadow to apply underneath your eyebrows.
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Line your eyes with the black eye shadow, on top as well as at the bottom.
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MAC Zoom Lash Mascara
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Maybelline Bronzer which will be applied onto your cheekbones.
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Light brown lipliner
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Amplified Blankety Lipstick from MAC
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See-thru Lip gloss. Watch the Video Tutorial
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36. Celebrity Makeup Look: Eva Longoria
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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Black eye shadow to fill in your eyebrows
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Light gold eye shadow to apply all over your eyes
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Light charcoal eye shadow to apply onto your eyelids
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Silver eye shadow to apply on the 1st half of your eyelid from the inside corner of your eyes
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Black eye shadow to line your eyes at the top as well as the bottom
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Eyelash strips
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MAC Zoomlash Mascara
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Revlon’s Toast of New York Blush
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Light brown lip liner
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MAC Cremesheen Shy Girl Lipstick
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See Thru Lip gloss
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MAC Zoomlash Mascara Watch the Video Tutorial
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37. Celebrity Makeup Look: Penelope Cruz
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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Black eyeliner to fill in your eyebrows
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MAC ORB Satin to apply over entire eye area
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Light shimmering pink eye shadow to apply onto your eyelids
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Medium Lavender eye shadow which will be applied over the light pink eye shadow
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MAC ORB Satin which was applied over eyelids to soften up the eye shadow
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MAC Mythology eye shadow was applied over eyelids
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Black eye shadow to line eyes at the top as well as the bottom
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Zoomlash Mascara from MAC
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Revlon Tender Plum Blush
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Light blackcurrant lip liner
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MAC’s Amplified Blankety mixed with MAC’s Satin Snob lipstick
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See Thru Lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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38. Celebrity Makeup Look: Rihanna
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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Black eyeliner to fill in your eyebrows
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Light beige / gold eye shadow to apply over entire eye area
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Light brown eye shadow to apply in the fold of your eye
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Medium brown eye shadow to apply over the light brown eye shadow
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Re-apply the light beige eye shadow over your eyelids
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Black eye shadow to line your eyes and to create the curved ends
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MAC Zoomlash Mascara
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Maybelline Dream Mousse Bronzer
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Ligth pink lip liner
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Fuschia Lipstick
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See Thru Lip Gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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39. Celebrity Makeup Look: Angelina Jolie
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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MAC ORB Satin eye shadow which will be applied over entire eye area
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Light Sand / Soft brown eye shadow to apply in the fold of your eyes
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Black eye shadow to line your eyes at the top as well as at the bottom and also to create the curved-up line at the end of your eyes
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MAC Zoomlash Mascara
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Revlon’s Toast of New York Blush
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Light brown lip liner
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Cremesheen Shy Girl from MAC
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See Thru Lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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40. Celebrity Makeup Look: Gwen Stefani
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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Black eye shadow to fill in your eyebrows
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Revlon Beyond Natural Peach Palette o Pearl eye shadow will be applied over entire eye area o Light gold eye shadow will be applied onto your eyelids o Peach eye shadow will be applied in the fold of your eye o Brown eye shadow will be applied over the peach eye shadow colour
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Black eye shadow to line your eyes at the top as well as the bottom
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False eyelash strips
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MAC Zoomlash Mascara
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Dream Mousse Bronzer from Maybelline to applied onto your cheekbones
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Red lip liner
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Yardley Va Va Voom Lipstick and See Thru Lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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41. Celebrity Makeup Look: Jessica Alba
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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Black eye shadow to fill in your eyebrows
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Gold shimmering eye shadow to apply over entire eye area
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Golden brown eye shadow which will be applied in the fold of your eye
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Re-apply the golden eye shadow on the inside of your eye on your eyelids
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Dark brown eyeliner to apply at the top as well as the bottom of your eyes
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Zoomlash Mascara from MAC
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Maybelline’s Dream Mousse Bronzer in Glistening Sun
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Medium dark brown lip liner
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MAC Amplified Blankety Lipstick
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See Thru Lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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42. Celebrity Makeup Look: Sandra Bullock
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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Black eye liner to fill in your eyebrows
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MAC ORB Satin which will be applied over entire eye area
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MAC Twinks to apply over your eyelids
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MAC Mythology eye shadow which will be applied over the Twinks colour
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Dark brown eyeliner to line your eyes at the top as well as on the bottom
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Individual eyelashes
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Zoomlash mascara from MAC
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Revlon Tender Plum Blush
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Light pink lip liner
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MAC Ampliefied Blankety and MAC Viva Glam lipstick
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See Thru Lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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43. Photo Shoot Makeup Look: Sexy Crimson
Makeup Used in the Video: •
MAC primer to apply over entire face area
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MAC Studio Sculpt foundation
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Maybelline Light Powder
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Black eye liner to fill in your eyebrows
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MAC Nylon Frost which will be applied underneath your eyebrows
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Light green eye shadow to apply on the inside of your eyelids
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MAC Electric Eal eye shadow which will be applied in the fold of your eye, making a curved “v” at the outside corner of your eye
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Light blue eye shadow which will be applied over the Electric Eal
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MAC Nylon Frost to apply in the inside corner of your eye
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MAC Electric Eal to line your eyes with at the bottom
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Purple eye shadow to apply in the fold of your eyes but at the outside corner
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Black eyeliner to line your eyes with at the top
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False eyelash strips
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Revlon Toast of New York Blush
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Light brown lip liner
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MAC Cremesheen Shy Girl Lipstick
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See Thru Lip Gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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44. Photo Shoot Makeup Look: High Fashion
Makeup Used in the Video: •
Primer
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Liquid concealer
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Studio Sculpt foundation from MAC.
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Translucent powder / Maybelline pressed powder in Light.
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Black eye shadow to fill in your eyebrows.
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White eye shadow to apply over entire eye area.
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Dark charcoal eye shadow which will be applied in the crease of your eye.
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Silver shimmery eye shadow to apply onto eyelids.
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Black eye shadow to apply on the outside corner of your eye and this will be applied in the crease of your eye in a v-shape inwards. The black eye shadow will also be used to create the dots.
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MAC black eyeliner pencil.
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Eyelash strips
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MAC Zoom Lash Mascara.
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Revlon Tender Plum Blush
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Light brown lip liner.
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MAC Amplified Blankety Lipstick.
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See-thru lip gloss.
Watch the Video Tutorial
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45. Photo Shoot Makeup Look: Soft and Subtle
Makeup Used in the Video: •
Primer
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Liquid concealer
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Studio Sculpt foundation from MAC.
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Translucent powder / Maybelline pressed powder in Light.
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Black eye shadow to fill in your eyebrows
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MAC Phloof! Eye shadow to apply over entire eye area.
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Light lavender eye shadow which will be applied in the crease of your eye.
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Black eye shadow to draw lines of this look.
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Diamond gems
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MAC Zoom Lash Mascara
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Revlon Tender Plum Blush
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Light brown lip liner
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MAC Crème sheen Shy Girl and MAC Crème sheen Crosswires.
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See-thru Lip gloss Watch the Video Tutorial
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46. Corrective Makeup on Different Face Shapes
Brief description: •
Always use matte eye shadow when you do corrective make-up.
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Corrective make-up works on the principle of highlighting and shading.
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Dark colors pushes something back and make it appear smaller where as lighter colors brings out something and make it appear bigger.
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High forehead
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High cheekbones
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Long chin
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Small face
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Characteristics: •
Wide forehead, cheeks and jaw line.
Corrective Steps: 1. Do shading at the sides of your head (temples) and also at the sides your jaw line. 2. Highlight your cheeks. Round face Characteristics: •
Round hairline, jaw line and wide cheeks that cannot be seen.
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Sometimes a person with this face shape will have a double – chin.
Corrective Steps: 1. Do shading at the sides of your head at the temples and also at the sides of your jaw line. 2. Highlight your cheeks. Oval / diamond shaped face This is the ideal face shape. Characteristics: •
Narrow forehead
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Small jaw line
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Accentuated cheekbones.
No correction required. Heart- shaped face Characteristics: •
Heart shaped hairline
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Wide cheeks
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Small face
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Sharp chin
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2. Highlight your cheekbones and the sides of your cheeks. Pear shaped face Characteristics: •
Small forehead
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Wide cheekbones
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Strong jaw line
Corrective Steps: 1. Do highlighting at the sides of your forehead. 2. Highlight your cheeks. 3. Do shading around your jaw line.
Watch the Video Tutorial
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47. Corrective Makeup on Different Eye Shapes
Eye Shadow Charts for Different Eye Shapes Eye Shadow Chart 1 Eye Shadow Chart 2 Corrective Steps for Different Eye Shapes Eyes that are close to each other The goal is to make the eyes appear more apart from each other. Corrective Steps: 1. Apply a white, beige or golden eye shadow colour onto the eyelid and also under your eyebrows. 2. Apply any other natural eye shadow colour in the fold of your eye, but concentrate on the outer corners of your eye. The eye shadow colour must become gradually darker to the outside corners of your eyes. 3. Apply a highlighting colour in the inside corner of your eye. 4. Eyeliner must only be applied from the middle of your eye to the outside corner of your eye.
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Eyes that are far apart from each other The goal is to make the eyes appear closer to each other. Corrective Steps: 1. Apply highlighter as normal. 2. Apply your eye shadow colour in the fold of your eye, but make sure that you apply the colour darker on the inside corner of your eyes and going slightly lighter to the outside corner of your eyes. 3. Eyeliner can be applied all around your eyes. Small eyes The goal is to make these eyes look bigger. Corrective Steps: 1. Apply highlighter onto your eyelid. 2. Apply a light eye shadow colour in the fold of your eyes and work it upwards. 3. Eyeliner must only be applied at your bottom eyelashes. Eyes that appear as if they are flat The goal with these eyes is to make them appear rounder. Corrective Steps: 1. Apply highlighter on your eyelid and keep it as light as possible. 2. Apply a darker eye shadow colour in the fold of your eyes and work upwards by creating a more rounded effect. 3. Eyeliner must be applied only on the inside corner of your eyelid and then on the outside corner of your eyelid. This will create a broken line and the eyes will appear more rounded. Almond shaped eyes These are very big eyes. The goal is to make it proportional to the rest of the face. Corrective Steps: 1. Apply highlighter just underneath your eyebrows. 2. Dark or light colours can be used on your eyelid creating a half moon effect. 3. Any eyeliner colour can be applied all around your eyes. Copyright © University of Makeup
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Deep sunken eyes These eyes can be big or small. The goal is to bring it forward. Corrective Steps: 1. Highlight underneath your eyebrows and also on your eyelid. 2. Apply light eye shadow on the fold of your eye. 3. A good tip is to avoid any eyeliner. Droopy eyes The goal is to lift the eye area. Corrective Steps: 1. Apply highlighter onto your eyelid. 2. Use a dark eye shadow in the fold of your eye and concentrate to lift the area that hangs. 3. No eyeliner must be applied. Protrude eyes The goal with your make up is to push back the area that stands out. Corrective Steps: 1. Use a highlighter underneath your eyebrows and in the fold of your eyes. 2. Apply a darker eye shadow on your eyelid and go slightly lighter to the fold of your eye.
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48. Corrective Makeup on Different Nose Shapes
Description in brief: Long Nose: •
Make a long nose appear shorter by doing shading at the tip of the nose and applying highlighter onto the bridge of the nose.
Wide Nose: •
Do shading on the sides of a wide nose and highlight the bridge of the nose.
Hawk Nose: •
If your client has a hawk- nose then you must do shading on the hawk of the nose. Apply highlighter on the bridge of the nose.
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For a snub nose (tip- tilted), it is important to do shading on the part where it is tilted.
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Do highlighting on the upper part of your nose.
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A sharp nose can be corrugated by doing shading on the bridge of the nose and by applying highlighter at the sides of the nose. Watch the Video Tutorial
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49. Corrective Makeup on Different Jaw Lines
Description in Brief: For a very strong jaw line you must do shading on your jaw line and highlighting underneath. For a weak jaw line that cannot be seen, you must highlight the jaw and do shading underneath. Watch the Video Tutorial
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50. Corrective Makeup on Different Cheekbones
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When your cheekbones are not that visible, always remember to apply blush underneath them and highlighter onto them.
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If your client has high cheekbones, then the blush must be applied onto the cheekbones with the highlighter just underneath your cheekbones.
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If you want have your face appear narrower then the blush must be applied closer to your nose.
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If you have a small face and wants to make it appear wider, then you must apply the blush a bit further from your nose. Watch the Video Tutorial
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51. Corrective Makeup on Different Lip Shapes
Steps in brief: Small Lips •
To make small lips appear bigger, apply the lip liner just outside your natural lip line.
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Use light and glossy lipstick – this will create the illusion that your lips are fuller.
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To make fuller lips appear smaller, you must apply the lip liner on the inside of your natural lip line. Use dark and matte lipstick – this will create the illusion that your mouth is smaller. Watch the Video Tutorial
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52. Corrective Makeup on Different Forehead Shapes
Steps in brief: High Forehead •
If your client has a high forehead then you must do shading all around the hairline.
Small Forehead •
If your client has a small forehead then your must highlight all around her hairline. Watch the Video Tutorial
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53. How to Give a Makeup Lesson
Description in brief: •
In a make-up lesson you will personally teach your client / clients how to apply make-up for casual occasions, work and special occasions.
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You will also show your client how to go from day to evening makeup.
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Ask your client to bring her daily make-up along so that you can give advice on the products that she is using. You will also teach your client what colors to use to accentuate her best assets. Watch the Video Tutorial
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54. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Green Eyes
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The first thing that you must remember is to never match your eye shadow with the colour of your eyes, unless you have grey eyes.
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Warm colours like brown, bronze, gold, peach, deep green, copper, medium pink and apricot are excellent choices to play around. Also deep purple, plum, mauve and lilacs bring out the green of your eyes.
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These colours are all on the opposite side of the colour wheel and they tend to brighten the whites of your eyes, so you won’t go wrong when using any of these colours.
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For highlighters, you can use taupe or light apricot or even light beige colours, depending on the medium colour that you are going to apply in the fold of your eye.
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Avoid using cool colours like blue, white, silver and pastels as this will give you a washed out and weary look.
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When it comes to eyeliner, you can use brown, golden brown, deep purple, steel grey or black for a very dramatic look. If your eyes are very small, then you can use gold or white eyeliner pencil just to open them up.
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You can never go wrong with black mascara.
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55. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Brown Eyes
Hello brown-eyed lady! You are very lucky, because you have a lot more options when it comes to eye shadow colours. Since the pigment of your eye is already dark, few colours will clash with it. You can use a variety of shades combined or on their own to make your eyes beautiful! • • • •
Colours like blue, grey, plum, brown, gold, vanilla and different shades of violet and purple all make your eyes more appealing. Opt for gold, brown, pink and bronze to make your eyes look pretty. For day make-up, keep your make-up soft and lighter than the brown of your eyes and for evening make-up, be brave and use bolder, darker colours. You also have the option to use lighter eye shadow colours such as champagne, light pink, peach and taupe to make your eyes brighter and darker colours such as grey and charcoal for that smoky effect. Apply black mascara in two coats to finish off your look. Watch the Video Tutorial
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56. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Blue Eyes
Ladies, consider yourself lucky if you are one of those fortunate ones with baby blue eyes. Someone can get lost in them already, but just imagine what the correct eye shadow colour will do to make them pop. • • • • • •
The best shades to use when you have blue eyes are brown, gold, peach, chocolate, rust and shades of orange. One of the best shades to make those blue eyes pop is especially a chocolate brown. You can even use shades of purple and plum together with grey or light lavender shade and then just quickly adjust it by going darker if you are planning a night out with friends. Again, do not use blue eye shadow on your eyes as this will only make your baby blues dull. You can apply shimmering silver in the crease of your eye to enliven it a bit. If you want to apply eyeliner, you can use browns or bronzy colours during the day and black in the evening. You also get to choose between brown or black mascara. Watch the Video Tutorial
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57. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Grey Eyes
If you have grey eyes, you must consider yourself very unique and this must be shown off. • •
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It is nice to know that when you have grey eyes, you can actually wear colours in a darker variant than your eye colour such as deep grey, dark silver and black. The darker you go with your eye shadow, the more it will bring attention to your natural eye colour and make it stand out. Even try out the smoky eye look as this will look awesome with your grey eyes. This does not necessarily mean that it has to be black; you can get a smoky look by using darker shades of purple as well. You can also use complimentary colours such as deep browns and purple for a dramatic night time look. Have a look at eye shadow colours that work for blue eyes as well as some of these colours, like pebble, pearl and bronze, work well for both eye colours. Stick to dark brown or black eyeliners as this will give the eye more definition. The best choice for mascara will be black as this will keep your eyes well defined. Watch the Video Tutorial
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58. How to Apply Makeup on Mature Women
Makeup Used in the Video: • • • • • • • • • •
MAC Primer Liquid concealer Good coverage foundation MAC Loose or pressed translucent powder Brown or black eye shadow to fill in your eyebrows Cream or powder eye shadow Brown or black eyeliner Brown or black mascara Cream stick or powder blush Lipstick
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Your client’s face must be cleansed, toned and moisturised. Apply primer all over your face. Use a liquid concealer to cover any dark lines, wrinkles or pigmented areas. You can either dip your foundation sponge into water before applying your foundation or you can just use a foundation brush to apply the foundation with. Make sure that everything is blended in well. Dab the pressed or loose translucent powder all over your face. Fill in your eyebrows with an eye shadow colour that matches your natural hair colour. Apply a light eye shadow colour over your entire eye area. Apply a medium colour eye shadow in the fold / crease of your eye and blend it
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by making circular movements. Line your eyes with either brown or black eyeliner, but make sure you apply it all the way at the top and bottom if you have big eyes or all the way on top and only halfway at the bottom if your eyes are small. Apply 1-2 coats of mascara in zigzag movements. Use a rosy pink or peach colour blush on the apples of your cheeks to give you a youthful glow. Apply a lipstick colour that is in the same colour scheme as the rest of your makeup. Watch the Video Tutorial
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59. How to Cover Fine Lines and Wrinkles underneath Your Eyes
Makeup Used in the Video: • • •
MAC Primer Liquid concealer that is 1-2 shades lighter than your skin colour. Concealer brush
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Make sure that your face is cleansed, toned and moisturised. Apply primer all over your face. Apply the liquid concealer all over your eye area as well as underneath your eyes. Take your concealer brush and gently stroke it over your eye as well as underneath your eye. Repeat this one more time if the wrinkles are still visible after the first application. Continue with your normal application of foundation and powder before applying your eye shadow etc. Watch the Video Tutorial
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60. How to Apply Makeup on the Groom
Makeup Used in the Video: • • • • • • • •
MAC Primer Liquid concealer that is 1-2 shades lighter than your client’s skin colour. Concealer brush MAC or SMASHBOX Foundation MAC Loose translucent powder Eyebrow comb Brown or black eye shadow to fill in your client’s eyebrows Bronzer, if necessary.
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Your client’s skin must be cleansed, toned and moisturised. Apply primer all over your client’s face. Use liquid concealer if there is any areas that needs coverage, such as red pimples, sensitive areas, dark circles etc, otherwise you will apply foundation next. Apply foundation all over his face with a foundation brush and make sure that everything is blended in. Dab loose translucent powder all over your client’s face just to prevent any oiliness from showing in the wedding photos. Comb your client’s eyebrows with the eyebrow comb and fill it in with a colour that is similar to his hair colour. Do some corrective make-up on his jaw line or cheekbones if you want to emphasize or hide an area. Watch the Video Tutorial
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61. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Small Eyes
The goal here is to apply makeup in such a way that it actually opens up your eye and make it bigger than it is. • • • • • •
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Apply primer over your entire eye area. This will prevent your eye shadow from creasing in the fine lines. Use light coloured eye shadows on your eyes. Light colours will bring an area forward and make it appear bigger. Apply a light ivory, cream or white eye shadow all over your eye. Next, you will apply a medium colour eye shadow in the crease of your eye. Do not use dark colours as this will make your eye look smaller. Apply a shimmery eye shadow colour just underneath your eyebrows to open up your eyes. Apply either brown or black eyeliner but only on the top part of your eyelashes and in a very thin and fine line. Apply a line at the bottom as well but only from the outside of your eye taking it in to about a third of your eye. Blend the bottom line in with a cotton bud just to soften it up. Use an eyelash curler to curl your top lashes and finish it off by applying one or two coats of mascara. Watch the Video Tutorial
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62. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Eyes that are Far Apart
These eyes are more than one eye-length apart so the goal here is to draw the eyes closer together. You want to put focus on the inner third of your eye to achieve this goal as this will create the illusion that your eyes are closer together. • • • • • • •
Fill in your eyebrows with a colour that is similar to your hair colour, but apply it a little heavier at the beginning of your eyebrows. Apply primer over your entire eye. This will prevent the eye shadow from creasing in the fold of your eye. Use a highlighting colour (cream, beige, white, ivory) and apply this over your entire eye area. Apply a lighter shade eye shadow on the outer half of your eyelid and take it all the way up to your brow bone. The darker shade eye shadow will be applied on the inside half of your eyelid. This colour will be applied on your eyelid, taking it just till just under your brow bone. Blend these two colours in. Apply black mascara at the top and bottom lashes.
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63. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Eyes that are Close to Each Other
Close set eyes are less than one eye-length apart. The goal here is to create the illusion of width and to make them look further apart from each other. • • • • • •
Fill in your eyebrows with a colour similar to your hair colour and extend the line to the outer part of your eye. Apply primer over your entire eye area. This will prevent the eye shadow from creasing in the fold of your eye. Apply a highlighting colour (cream, beige, white, ivory) from the inner corner of your eyelid to the middle of your upper lid. Extend this colour even around the inner corner of your eye just to brighten it up. Apply a more intense eye shadow colour on the outside corners of your eyes. You can even extend the colour a bit beyond the eye just to open up the eye. Apply eyeliner from the inside corner of your eye, firstly in a thin line and go thicker to the outside, creating a cat-eye effect. Finish this look off by applying mascara at the top and bottom lashes and extending it outwards or you could either apply false eyelashes. Watch the Video Tutorial
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64. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Hooded Eyes
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Fill in your eyebrows with a colour similar to your hair colour and extend the line to the outer part of your eye. Apply primer over your entire eye area. This will prevent the eye shadow from creasing in the fold of your eye. Apply a bit of concealer over and underneath your eyes just to cover any dark circles or fine lines. This will give your eyes already a more refreshed look. Apply foundation over your entire eye area and follow with translucent powder just to set the foundation and to ensure that the eye shadow stick to your eyes. Apply a highlighting colour (cream, beige, white, ivory) from the inner corner of your eyelid to the middle of your upper lid. Extend this colour even around the inner corner of your eye just to brighten it up. Use a light shade eye shadow colour on the eyelid and going no further than the crease of your eye. Apply a medium shade eye shadow from the outer corner of your eye, in a vshape inwards and blend this colour over the crease area. Use a little bit of a lifting-action at the edges just to give your eyes a bit of a lift. Run a white eyeliner pencil on the inner part of your eye area just to make it bigger. Apply black eyeliner in a very thin line into your eyelashes just to line your eyes and finish off the look by curling your eyelashes and then applying two coats of mascara. Watch the Video Tutorial
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65. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Big, Protruding Eyes
These eyes are identified as having a big and very curvaceous eyeball area. The goal here is to draw less attention to the eyeball area and to minimise the bulge. Use eye shadow colours that are dark and matte. Shimmering eye shadows will only draw more attention to the bulging eye area. • • • • • • •
Fill in your eyebrows with a colour similar to your hair colour. Apply primer over your entire eye just to prevent your eye shadow from creasing. Apply a dark brown colour over the bulging eyelid (you can also use charcoal, navy, rust etc). Place a dark navy or black eye shadow on the outer third of the eye and blend it in with the brown eye shadow. Do not apply the eye shadow according to your eye shape, at the outer part of your eye as this will only make your eyes more round-looking. Take the curve upwards at the end. Apply a lighter shade eye shadow, like Satin Taupe from MAC, in the crease of the eye and blend these two colours together. Apply black eyeliner on top as well as on the bottom eyelashes and smudge this to define the eye. Also apply this on the inside of your eye just to give it more definition. Curl your eyelashes before applying two coats of mascara on top as well as on the bottom. Watch the Video Tutorial
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66. How to Apply Eye Shadow on Asian Eyes
Consider yourself lucky if you are an Asian woman because Asians have very sexy and alluring eyes. Asian women can have either small eyes or a little bit of a hooded eye, so the goal here is to open up the eye area. • • • • • • • •
Fill in your eyebrows with a colour that is one shade lighter than your natural hair colour. Apply primer over your entire eye just to prevent your eye shadow from creasing. You can use any colour such as shimmery white, charcoal grey, taupe or cobalt blue and if you have a yellow-based skin tone, then you have endless options. Apply a highlighting eye shadow (pale pink, ivory, white) all over your entire eye area. Apply a dark eye shadow colour where your crease would be. Dark eye shadow colours pushes and area backwards while lighter colours bring an area forward. If you have very small eyes, then a light eye shadow colour will be applied from the inner corner of your eye till the middle of your eyelid and a similar shade that’s a bit darker will be applied on the outer half of your eyelid. Apply black eyeliner on the top as well as on the bottom of your eyelashes and curve the line outwards on the top part of your eye. This will open up your eye. Curl your eyelashes before apply a dark black mascara in two coats. Watch the Video Tutorial
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67. How to Apply Makeup on African American Women
You will find that applying makeup on African American women is not as different as when you apply make-up on other skin toned women. Makeup Used in the Video: • • • • • • • • • •
Primer Liquid concealer Good coverage foundation MAC Loose or pressed translucent powder Brown or black eye shadow to fill in your eyebrows Cream or powder eye shadow in bronze, gold, dark chocolate brown, black, charcoal, etc. Black eyeliner Black mascara Cream stick or powder blush in warm tones (bronzer) Burgundy lipstick
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Your client’s face must be cleansed, toned and moisturised. Apply primer all over your face to prevent the eye shadow from creasing in the fold of your eye. Use a liquid concealer to cover any dark spots, only if it’s necessary. Apply 3 similar foundation colours onto your cheekbone just to check which one almost fades into your skin. If you don’t seem to find the correct colour, then you will choose the best 2 suited colours on her cheekbone and mix these two colours together at the back of your hand before applying.
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The foundation must compliment her complexion. You can either dip your foundation sponge into water before applying your foundation or you can just use a foundation brush to apply the foundation with. Make sure that everything is blended in well. Dab the pressed or loose translucent powder all over your face. Fill in your eyebrows with an eye shadow colour that matches your hair colour. Apply a light eye shadow colour over your entire eye area. Apply a medium colour eye shadow in the crease of your eye and blend it by making circular movements. Good colours to use are mauve, bronze, grey, black, dark navy, dark chocolate and rich violet. Line your eyes with black or dark navy eyeliner, but make sure you apply it all the way at the top and bottom if you have big eyes or all the way on top and only halfway at the bottom if your eyes are small. Apply 1-2 coats of black mascara in zigzag movements and be sure to use your eyelash curler before applying the mascara. Use a warm-toned blush colour and apply it on the apples of your cheeks. Finish it off by applying a little bit of bronzer onto your nose as well as your forehead. Line your lips in a colour that is similar to your lipstick colour and apply dark lipstick. Good colours to use are earth tones, burgundy and some shades of pink. Finish this look off by applying lip gloss over the lipstick colour. Watch the Video Tutorial
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