Showing posts with label Make-up Looks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Make-up Looks. Show all posts

Monday, July 11, 2011

Tutorial: Typical Dance Make-up

Introduction
As you guys know, my sister, mum, and I dance.
However I don't do ballet or ballroom personally....
My sister does ballet, jazz, tap, modern, lyrical, all the good stuff.
For an easily usable look for any dance, there's the typical dramatic brown eyeshadow look.
What it really is, is just a 3 eyeshadow eye look with an optional winged eyeliner.
Aka, the typical dance make-up.
So, using my sister as a model (she had a ballet/tap/jazz performance twice this weekend), here is how to do this look!
(P.S. By the way, she's only 12. I know, I absolutely hate her eyebrows too. But please don't criticize her
on how she looks. Seriously. Who here actually looked "perfect" at 12? Not me. I was full speed into puberty and growing at the time.)

Typical Dance Make-up
Day 1 of 2, no liner on the waterline.
And wow... what the heck did the camera/light do to the lipstick... fail.
Make-up used for this look:
(List of products used will be listed at the end of the post)
Foundation and powder
Blush
Pigmented light brown cream eyeshadow
Dark matte brown eyeshadow
Shimmery pearl/white eyeshadow
Eyeliner
Red lipstick
Optional: Eyeshadow primer/base, fill in brows


I will automatically be assuming you have a set of brushes, so I will not be listing brushes in this tutorial.
Before you do make-up, obviously wash your face, toner, then moisturize.

For her foundation, I used Artistry balancing foundation in the shade Ochre 65
It's an interesting pump, just need to pump it once to get enough out for a typical day.
I had to pump twice so I could fully cover her entire face and her neck
Warm up the foundation on the back of your hand.
You can either just use a sponge directly from the foundation onto the skin and blend into the skin.
OR...
You can apply foundation with a foundation brush, and then smooth out the lines with the sponge.

Being done with all that foundation, just set the foundation with powder so it doesn't slide or anything. Here I used Estée Lauder's double wear powder in the shade 1W2 Linen 14

To be honest, the shade was just a single shade off from her skin tone. Reason being was this is her winter make-up.. not her summer make-up.

With foundation and powder... wow her face looks red already haha.. it was so hot
Apply blush on the cheeks and fan up to sides of temples 
(think of an awkwardly shaped tear drop.. kind of...)
With that we should be done with the face...
*breathe*
Easy enough to do right?
At this point we'll be doing eyeshadow.
If you'd like, you can apply eyeshadow primer or base to help the make-up last longer.
Get a creme pigmented eyeshadow in a light brown like color.
With your ring finger, lightly dab the top of the pigment (literally just touch the pigment, and you'll get enough) and apply on the lids.
Repeat on both eyes.
After you finish both eyes, put the matte dark brown eye shadow and put directly onto the corners of the eyelids like so....

Looks really ugly at the moment right?
You must be thinking "WTH is she thinking!?!"
Nah, you're not going to look like this.
With a thin slightly pointed brush, blend the dark eye shadow, following your eye socket.
After blending the dark brown eye shadow
If needed to, put more of the dark shadow on the brush, tap off the excess, and blend more until you reach the amount you want.

With a brush, apply the white shimmery eyeshadow (note, it must have some slight shimmer and/or it must not be 100% chalk white....) in the inner 1/3 of the eye makeup and from the bottom of the eyebrows to the top of the eyeshadow makeup.
I used Estée Lauders Pure Shadow EyeShadow in Tea Biscuit

After you finish both eyes, go grab a tiny thin brush and get some of the dark brown eyeshadow again.
Line your bottom with the brown.

With that done, use a black eyeliner and wing out the eyes.
I guess the wing is optional really, but my sister has monolids so we always do winged out eyeliner to open up her eyes.
Also line the inner 1/3 or half of the bottom waterline with the black eyeliner.

Well, that's really the tutorial!
You'd just apply red lipstick after.
Purchase the right colored lipstick for yourself.
My sister should be more of a coral red color but she's officially lost her lipstick...

Here is the official list of products that I personally used on my sister:
Artistry balancing foundation SPF/FPS 20 UVB/UVA - lotion in shade Ochre 65
Estée Lauder Double Wear Stay-in-Place Powder Makeup in shade 1W2 Linen 14
Estée Lauder Double Wear Stay-in-Place ShadowCreme in shade 04 Antique Gold
Estée Lauder Pure Color EyeShadow in shade 38 Chocolate AND 60 Tea Biscuit
Artistry Eye Define in shade Noir
Estée Lauder Pure Color Crystal Lipstick in shade 354 Passion Fruit

-hugs and smiles-
Bunneh 

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Make-Up Look: Irreversible - Ga-in MV

Irreversible by Ga-in

Simply to say, I adore her MV for this song.
And her make-up looks were very out there, so I figured, time to get those brushes out!

My face currently is pretty puffy since I'm suffering from allergies right now
(I sneezed a million times while putting the make-up on >.<)
And it's so dark outside, I had to use inside lighting for all the pictures (sorry)

I'll redo the look once my face is un-puffed up :)

-hugs and smiles-
Bunneh

Liquid foundation

I look like a 10 year old......
Well I started off with a clean face.
Did my regular skin routine, chapstick half an hour earlier, and yup!

After pinning my hair up, I started with foundation and powder to smooth out my face and even out the color.
Cover lips if you're planning on using gloss but otherwise don't.
I used gloss only to add dimension to my lips.
Apply concealer if needed, I was too lazy and didn't :)

Entire face is covered :P
Eye makeup
Once you're done prepping your face, get a dark eye shadow color of your choosing.
I chose to use purple instead of blue personally.
Apply it as a crease shape and create a new crease.
Extend the line and wing it out.
Apply eyeliner.
Try to imagine a box when doing the eyeliner.
Blend the eyeshadow and eyeliner where they meet.
Smudge the lower eyeliner.
Apply on a light shimmery flesh like tone eyeshadow to fill in the space!
Lipgloss

Use a matte eyebrow powder to do the brows.

Apply a light blush if you wish, I did slightly though it's not very noticeable...

Put on either lipstick or lipgloss, whatever you choose really.

After all that you can go back and re-darken the corners of your eyeshadow, etc.

Note: I should mention however, I meant to curl my eyelashes and put on some fake lashes, but I forgot to...
Pretty tired here, sorry.
I'll do that when I redo the look.

Finished looks:
Webcam:
No flash

With flash






























Cellphone:
Natural Lighting