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Jul 10 2011

Q&A: would pink eyeshadow and purple eyeliner look good on me?

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Question by brendenlover456: would pink eyeshadow and purple eyeliner look good on me?
i have forest green eyes and i wanna loook perfect lol so would like not a bright pink but would pink eyeshadow and purple eyeliner look good on me?

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Answer by Emily
the pink yes, the purple no use black or brown eyeliner

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Apr 20 2011

Smashbox Waterproof Duo Eye Shadow ~ Look Book!

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Jul 30 2010

What eyeshadow palette do you recommend for the smokey eye look?

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Question by Alisa :) : What eyeshadow palette do you recommend for the smokey eye look?
I have brown eyes. What eyeshadow palette would you recommend for the smokey eye look?
Also, what is a good foundation that works well?

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Answer by 丰 TH: Khristos
there is that stuff called smokey shadow eye or lash blast. its the commercial with drew barrymore. that would probly work good.

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Jul 18 2010

How to Look Good in Wedding Photographs

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The dress was beautiful, you got through the ceremony and reception without a hitch, but just when you thought your wedding was perfect, your pictures come back and you look awful. What can you do to make sure that your photos are as beautiful as the memories you have?

Here are some of the things you should consider:

- Never scrimp on your photographer. Nobody’s going to remember if your bouquets had daisies or rare, exotic orchids. But years from now, your great grand children will be looking at your wedding album. They’re not just souvenirs, they’re heirlooms. Spend on them.

- Avoid complicated hairstyles and veils. You’ll be walking around, too busy talking to guests to check the mirror. You don’t want your veil hanging to the side, or your bangs plastered to your face. Keep it simple and elegant. If you want a dramatic veil for your walk down the aisle, look for a style that allows you to detach part of it, leaving you with something less cumbersome at the reception.

- Buy or make a small clutch bag or pouch that matches your gown. It should carry blotting paper, pressed powder, lipstick and blush. Ask your maid of honor to keep it handy for you.

- Wear waterproof mascara. You will cry a lot. It’s guaranteed. Black mascara will run and leave unflattering raccoon eyes.

- Don’t wear heavy powder eyeshadow. Again, you will cry. You will also sweat from walking around in heavy makeup, a thick gown, and hundreds of guests milling around you. Powder smears and cakes, and ends up under your eyes.

- Don’t wear sheer lipstick. You’ll eat it off. Or if you do, wear a matte or semi-matte base and apply the sheer lipstick as a top coat. Be sure to blot well, or it’ll end up around your mouth or on your teeth.

- Don’t wear heavy shimmery makeup, unless it’s applied by a professional makeup artist. It doesn’t photograph well under less than perfect lighting conditions. If you do, apply only on the eyes.

- Bridal makeup should be soft and romantic, not harsh. Natural pinks are most flattering, and really make you look like a “blushing bride”. Avoid hard-edged contouring and dramatic browns, unless blended well and kept close to the eyeline. Even lipsticks should stick to the pinks and brownish pinks. Bright reds look too harsh worn against a white dress.

- You’ll need good foundation that lasts long but doesn’t cake. The trick is to apply moisturizer first and let it “set”. This will prime your skin. Apply a matte or cream foundation, then concealer. Dust powder foundation with a brush.

- Take good photographs right after the ceremony, when everyone’s make up is still intact. You should have solo shots, couple shots, and group photos with your entourage, friends, family members.

- Ask for a few black and white photographs. They always have a soft, romantic feel.

- If you’ll be having outdoor photographs, light is most flattering in the morning and at dusk. Avoid any outdoor shots from 11am to 2pm; everyone will just be squinting.

To learn more about wedding photography and many other aspects of wedding planning, you should check out our Ultimate Wedding Planning Toolkit. It contains a complete “system” you can use to ensure your wedding plans run smoothly!

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Jul 18 2010

Barbie Girl Doll Inspired Look – pink eyeshadow make-up

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Barbie Girl Doll Inspired Look LESSONS,TUTORIALS & HOW TO’S I hope you like what I have done to my eyes.. I will have much more videos coming soon. Please, come back again and lets all learn together!:) Thank you for watching! -Bobbi Cosmetics Used: 1. Sunrise Pink – The Body Shop, Shimmer Cubes Eyeshadows Palette 12 2. Eyeshadow Brush – Mon Image 3. Daredevil White – Mary Kate and Ashley, Shimmer Plus All Over Color Eyeshadow Jumbo Pencil 4. In Full Bloom Pink – Bon Bons, Love My, Sparkle Shadow Dust Eyeshadow Loose Powder (1st/Top and 2nd/Middle) 5. Cotton Swabs – Q Tips 6. Sunset Berry – The Body Shop, Shimmer Cubes Eyeshadows Palette 12 7. Perfectionist Black – L’Oreal Paris, Hip High Intensity Pigments, Color Rich Cream Crayon Stick 8. Domino Effect Black – Max Factor, Vivid Impact EyeShadow Duo 9. Lip/Eyeliner Brush – The Body Shop 10. Perfect Pink – L’Oreal Paris, Touch On Colour 11. Black – Estee Lauder, Double Wear Mascara 12. Black – NYX, Eyeshadow 13. Dipped Strawberry – Liplicious, Bath & Body Works Lip Gloss 14. Light and Fairly Light – Bare Minerals Foundation 15. Purely Plum – Cover Girl, Blush

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Jul 15 2010

Double Wing Metal Rainbow Look #1 Makeup Tutorial using Alice in Wonderland Palette

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Urban Decay Alice in Wonderland palette Tutorial. Hi,everyone. This look is very exotic,… for sure not an everyday look. Great for clubs fashion or just a shoot. Choose 2 colors and do your thang. All these colors can be duped with your Coastal scent 88 eyeshadow palette. Hope you enjoy;))! Ty for subscribing rating and commenting. XOXO ~Milly~ Used: MAC prep&prime,MSF in Medium, Amazing Cosmetics Concealer, Cargo blu-ray bronzer and Blush/highlighter,Cargo Blu-ray mascara, AIW Palette, maybelline define a brow, NYX Harmonica lipstick, MAC Dazzleglass in Bare Necessity

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Jul 14 2010

Dramatic Dark/Goth Look

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I learned a thing or two from goth clubs and club kids, back in my wasted youth. This look made all nostalgic!! Products used: Face: Smashbox PhotoFinish Primer – Light MAC Studio Fix Foundation – C4 MAC Blot Powder Pressed – Medium Eyes: MAC Shadestick – Sharkskin Coastal Scents 88 Eyeshadow Palette – Red *Row 9, Bottom Red Cover Girl Eyeslicks – Moonstruck Coastal Scents 88 Eyeshadow Palette – Dark Purple *Row 6, 2nd to last Purple Coastal Scents 88 Eyeshadow Palette – Silver *Row 11, 2nd Silver Almay Intense i-color eyeliner – Purple Amethyst Diorshow Mascara – Blackout Make Up For Ever Faux Lashes – *The glittery ones! Maybelline Volum’ Express Mascara – Blackest Black Lips: Rimmel London Exaggerate Full Colour Lip Liner – Ravish Cover Girl Brow & Eye Makers – Midnight Black Sally Hansen Lacquer Shine for Lips – Poppy Songs Used: And One – Get You Closer THE *The Haua Experience – When I Wake Up (Written for my brother by our dear friend Robert Haua. Thanks Rob.) VISIT HIS MYSPACE PAGE!!! www.myspace.com/roberthaua

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Jul 13 2010

Kristen Stewart Inspired Makeup Look Tutorial – Twilight Premiere (Munich)

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Dedicated to my fellow-Twilight obsessed friend, Sandra!! :) My version/interpretation of Kristen Stewart’s makeup look that she wore to the Twilight premiere in Munich (the photo is from the photocall). Products Used: GOSH Waterproof Eyeshadow Shadestick in Love That Ivory 1 Everday Minerals – Pressed Olive Everday Minerals – Cypress Everday Minerals – In The Garden MAC Pigment – Jardin Aires MAC Pigment – Vanilla Clinique Cream Shaper For Eyes – Black Diamond Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil – Yeyo (optional, on waterline) Everyday Minerals – Smokey Eyeliner Clinique High Impact Mascara On cheeks & lips: MAC Well Dressed Blush Benefit Good To Go Lipstick Brushes Used: Everday Minerals Eyeshadow Brush CS Round Crease Brush CS Stiff Tapered Crease Brush CS Pink Handled Taklon Angled Liner Brush My brush set’s dome shaped crease/blending brush My Blog: simply-suzy.blogspot.com

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Jul 12 2010

Look at Those Smokey Eyes

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Smokey eyes can be used at any time, just depends on your personal style. however, they are typically used in the evening for a reason. Try a little lighter right on your lids, dark in the crease and then fade, makes your eyes look more open. To really give you the smokey look, smudge eyeliner, or use the dark shawdow as liner, above and below the eye.

You can create the smoky eye effect using black, grays, browns and plums/purples. You can use just brown, or just plum or just black or you can blend a combination of all three if you like. Using black happens to look too harsh on me so I do it using chocolate browns and plums. But you should try experimenting with different colors and combinations, and you will get the hang of it.

Apply eyeliner. If you’re going for a typical black, brown or gray smoky eye, apply liner in one of those colors above the upper lash line, drawing line thicker in the middle of eye. If your opting for a jewel-toned eye (violet makes a gorgeous smoky eye), line eyes with a purple, blue or deep green liner.

Try a neutral base all over top eye socket, then an olive green over the top extending just above the crease and just a little past the outer end of your eye. Then use a dusky brown blending into the olive on the outer corners of your eye. Then last dab a smokey grey on the inner corners of your eyes to open them up.

For night time, add a little brown eye liner.

Brush away any shadow that has fallen below the eye with a fluffy brush and clean up any areas that have smeared with a q-tip.

Blend in color on bottom lashes For color on the bottom (a key smokey eye look) you’ll want a lighter eyeliner & the key is to ‘smudge it’. You can also apply a bit of shadow to get full smudge effect.

Use a pencil eyeliner in charcoal (black would make your eyes look smaller) line the top and the bottom (right under lashes) bring it out just a tiny bit on the sides. Smudge the eyeliner with a q-tip or makeup sponge. Then, add a gray eyeshadow to make it soft.

Blend in darker color, but keep dark color below the crease. Now that you have the base & eyeliner on, it’s time to get the smoky effect. You need a darker eyeshadow shade. Using an eyeshadow brush blend in color starting at your lash line & blending up. Make sure to blend color into the lash line so the eye liner disappears. Stop deep color at crease.

Smokey eyes look nice on everyone as long as its done nicely. Apply a dark eye pencil or eye shadow on the lower part of the upper lid near the lashes. Spread it evenly. Use either metallic grey or black with shimmer on top. apply a lighter colour in the middle of the eye and frosty white or silver under the brow line. Apply black liquid eye liner on the upper lash line and pencil liner on the lower lash line. Finish with mascara on both upper and lower lashes.

Want a more dramatic look add more Shadow and Mascara! If you are looking for the most dramatic effect be sure to curl those lashes and apply 2-3 coats of black mascara.

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Jul 11 2010

Everyday School Makeup look

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Hope you enjoy! 88 eyeshadow palette Maybelline Define-A-Line Max Factor 2000 Calorie Mascara Wet n’ Wild Face Illuminator

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