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What beauty technique are you learning to do?
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I just watched Jacyln hills eye shadow tutorial tonight it looks qquite intricate trying to layer that many eye shadows in each area of the eye lid. Good on you for giving that a go. It looks hard. I find theres a difference between the blending sponge and foundation brush when applying foundation itscrystalclear.
I'm constantly learning and improving technique, as the trends change so quickly. At the moment I am developing my cat flick to be a bit more bolder and straighter so it has that effect of a really tight crisp cut. Also playing with pigments and glitters by making them into eyeliners and using liquid lipsticks as eyeliners too is mega fun!
The secret to those photoshopped type skin finishes itsclearascrystal is products like Too Faced Candlelight invisble powder, it has micro glitter pigments in it, so fine that it won't make you look like a disco ball but you grab a big fluffy brush as the final step before setting your look, swirl it in this powder and go hard all over your face and neck to give it a soft veil effect. It is magic powder!
Read the reviews here =)
Read the reviews here =)
I'm trying to learn basic makeup for older skin, well I will be shortly. I haven't used makeup much for a long time so I'm a bit nervous but I seem to be able to pull it off when I do as I get some great comments. That is always a boost when my confidence is low and I'm trying something new.
Things I definitely want to learn are the cat eye winged eye liner look and contouring/highlighting/strobing. It's gonna take time :)
Things I definitely want to learn are the cat eye winged eye liner look and contouring/highlighting/strobing. It's gonna take time :)
Oh I've never had that happen Shaza, but with loose powders and pigments I always spray my brush lightly with fix+ before using, makes them stick to the brush a bit better and apply more evenly. Shake the brush once you spray it though so it isn't wet or it'll splodge on (if you get what I mean?) Perhaps that might help?
I feel like I'm learning/practising everything all the time. My main focus is always trying to get my base perfected, so I'm forever trying out different foundations/mixing ones I already have, using different powders etc, sometimes it's a total fail lol and sometimes I'll have a success, the struggle is real!
I know we're currently all about strobing but after reading the things to do with a nude palette I have been using the nude's as a contour and I cant believe its something that I didnt think of sooner ...LOVE IT !......
Chikoboo now I want that Too Faced invisible powder aswell, I absolutley love candlelight
Chikoboo now I want that Too Faced invisible powder aswell, I absolutley love candlelight
Still learning...well, everything lol. Would like to get some more eyeshadows to practice a bit more as all I'd every had (before you enablers) was browns and neutrals so still a way to go. The other thing I'd like to master is that winged liner, I have tried a few times and just cannot seem to get it right. Would be awesome to have my makeup done and someone to actually show me on me if that makes sense? Need to watch a few more youtub clips me thinks :-)
I'd love to have someone do my make up and show me as well. I need to watch tutorials as well. Theres a whole bunch of them on BR. I just watched Wayne Gosses strobbing tutorial I couldn't believe how easy it looked. I also need a fan brush to sweep across the upper cheek bones with a powder highlighter.
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