#shimmery eye makeup tutorial

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do you have any makeup advice?

Hi sweetheart! Thank you so much for your question!

Ah makeup, trust me when I say, it takes time.

Experimentation is the key, honestly. I look back on how I did my makeup, even a year ago, and cringe heavily. But that’s the point, it’s a form of self expression. It’s to fit your features and to make you feel happy and confident! At the end of the day, if you end up feeling happy and confident, you’re doing it right.

I think I only really started to become “good” at makeup after breaking up with my ex, lmao? I’m very competitive, so, it was this urge to look better than he was. And he got into a relationship straight away anyway with a weirdo who spits on the floor, so we’re good.

Always put on moisturiser if you’re doing anything to your skin. I like washing my face with a cleanser, Cera Ve, and then going in with their spf morning moisturiser. It just helps your makeup stick a little better, and makes it look less crusty.

Then, I don’t quite like how heavy foundation feels? So I will use concealer in its place. It makes it look a little less natural, and it’s a bit lighter. I’ll put it over any blemishes, and usually a little bit over my eyes. Then with a beauty blender (which you wet beforehand and squeeze out the water, to make it expand. I didn’t know this at first until my mum told me I was doing it wrong lol,) you just lightly dab and blend everything out. Try to press the foundation/concealer into your skin, it makes it seemingly last a bit longer.

When it comes to eye makeup, it look me a while to get it right. Especially eyeliner. Yes, I fell victim to the 2020 chunky wings, I don’t want to talk about it.

I started going in with a nude colour, slightly darker than my skin. I would then slide on some iridescent eyeshadow, and wipe off any excess, just to give it a bit of depth and shimmer. Then, I go in with an eyeliner pencil. I do this on my bottom waterline, as well as very lightly going over my lash line. I’ll then go in with liquid eyeliner. Now, depending on the day, this can either go right first try, or I sit getting incredibly frustrated, attempting to get it right.

So, in the event that it’s the latter, micellar water actually removes liquid eyeliner really well. I’d you get a bit of it on a cotton pad, or even a bit of toilet roll, it just wipes it straight off so you can try again. Make sure to dab your skin dry though, or it can dry out the liquid eyeliner if there’s any excess micellar water left on the skin.

I don’t do any bronzer or anything, because I am ridiculously pale and would end up looking MENTAL. But, if you suit it, then there are many really good tutorials over on TikTok.

As for blush, I’m a bit of a weirdo with it? Again, I’m super pale, but I also love how Sabrina Carpenter’s blush looks. She always looks really dewey and youthful. So I started using a big, fluffy brush, and using shimmery pink eyeshadow as blush. I felt it matched how pale I was more, whilst also giving me some extra shine and light to my face. It doubles as highlighter and blush in one.

Lips are a struggle for me. Sometimes, very occasionally, I’ll put a bit of red lipstick on. But it only works for me sometimes. I find just a simple clear gloss is so effective. It looks classy and sophisticated. However, there are so many tutorials over on TikTok for different lip types, skin tones and other factors that might make you want to consider an alternative.

I really hope any of this helps! Have lovey day.

[angelbambifemme]

makeup routine? (If you have one)

OHH yes, this is so fun!

My makeup takes a lot of inspiration from the 1940s-50s and some of those old, romantic Victorian paintings. I like my makeup natural but still glamorous.

I always start with splashing my face with warm water first, pat dry with a towel (do NOT scrub!) then use moisturizer. (This step is always very important!)

Then I apply Hydro Grip Primer for my face and eyelids, gently rub into skin, then pat down your face with your hands to really soak in the primer. Primer helps to make your makeup glide on smoother and make it last longer. It also makes your skin appear smoother!

I take a light brown eyeshadow and apply it into the creases of my eyelids. This helps to give your eyes a bigger look to them! Then I'll take just a *slightly* darker color to the previous one and apply it into the creases of my eyelid at the outer corners of the eye. Don't go into the inner corner! This gives your eyes a sunken appearance. Of course, you can switch this up in any way to match the structure of your face and eyes. If it helps, my face is oval-shaped and I have high set cheekbones and slightly upturned eyes.

After this, I take a light shimmery shade that's either the color of my skin, or a slightly off white color. I apply this to the center of my eyelids to make my eyes look brighter and more awake. Then I'll take the light brown color that I started with and go back into the creases of my eyes to sort of even out that shading and give it more blur. Only use a little bit; you don't want to completely shade out that darker color that you used on the outer corners earlier!

Then after the eyeshadow is finished, I take a light brown gel eyeliner and carefully draw a line on the center at the base of my lashes. (You can also use black! Preferably a gel liner because liquid liner is just a bit too bold for this look.) You don't want to go into the inner corner, and definitely not too much into the outer corner. This makes your eyes appear more awake.

I use this makeup tutorial as inspiration for my eye look. Of course, some of it is definitely modified to my liking.

Then after this, I'll use a slightly slanted brush and then gently blend out that line so that it's not too bold. Then I'll use the eyeliner at the bottom of my eyes just under my bottom lashes, draw three little dots. All spaced out just a little! Then I'll go back in with that slanted brush and blend it; making sure it's just subtle and kind of barely there looking. Then I'll draw a very small wing extending from the outer corner of my eye. I'm not a fan of the big/bold graphic wing looks. I like the wing to be very small and natural.

After this I'll take my light brown gel liner again (use whatever matches your hair color; I use the brown gel liner because I'm ginger and it matches my brownish-orangeish hair color)

Then I apply it to my eyebrows in a very subtle manner. I don't like my eyebrows too dark. You don't have to use the eyeliner by the way, you can also use your eyebrow pencil if you want! I like to keep my eyebrows on the thinner side, as thicker eyebrows aren't really my style. If it helps, I take inspiration from the 1960s model Dame Lesley Lawson - AKA Twiggy, when doing my brows. I keep them very light and thin.

The only difference is that I usually don't angle the tail ends *too* high. I'm not Marilyn Monroe, even if I wish I was.

After the brows are done, I use an eyeshadow that is the same color as my skin and apply it on the brow bone under my eyebrow.

It give your eyebrows that lifted look, and also makes your eyes appear bigger.

And now it's mascara time! I usually use black mascara because I like my eyes to pop! Apply generously to your top lashes (especially focusing on those outer corners) and then sparingly to your bottom lashes. Note: I don't usually wear fake lashes, but those are fine and welcome if you want to.

Now, I don't usually use foundation at all because my skin is good enough to where I feel I don't need it, but sometimes I like to mix stuff up! I like to apply a very small amount because I don't like to cake on foundation.

I like my skin to have that nice, natural smooth look. I always wet my makeup sponge with warm water and dab some foundation on a piece of toilet paper. You can also use the back of your hand!

Then I will dab the sponge gently onto my forehead, cheeks, nose, chin, and neck. You don't want your color of your face to contrast with the skin on your neck and chest. Make sure to blend it out nicely. Then I use "Dew You Boo" setting spray and spray my face and neck a few times. I don't use setting powder because I'm not a fan of the matte look. I like my skin to have that natural dewy glow to it.

Then I go in with a light dusty reddish-pink powder blush and rub it from my temple to my cheekbones, the tip of my nose, and chin. Then I use a shimmery highlighter from my eyeshadow palette and use my finger to rub it on my cheek bones, the inner corners of my eye, the bridge of my nose, and the tip of my nose to give my skin a shimmery and glowy look.

Last but not least, lipstick! My favorite shade to use is Revlon's Rum Raisin. I don't like to apply it very heavy. I just use one small swipe and then rub my lips together. Lipgloss is optional. <3

Ta-da! You're finished!

PS: Sorry if this was unnecessarily long and complicated. OTL I'm bad at explaining my process with my makeup honestly. ;u;

[belladoesmakeup]

Hey guys,

I have tried a lot of makeup brands over the years and one of the favourites is Nars. I have used all their foundations, blushers, mascaras over the years but never really tried a eyeshadow palette from them. While I was browsing the John Lewis summer sale a few weeks ago I spotted a bargain I couldn't not buy so I decided to treat myself to the NARS Cool Crush Eyeshadow Palette , reduced to £28.00 from £56.00.

I've seen colour stories in palettes from Nars before that didn't really match what I would wear but when I saw this palette I knew I had to add it to my collection. This palette has a gorgeous mix of every day nude tones mixed with fun pops of colour, I mean look at how pretty the blue tones are! Honestly I'm obsessed. This palette has a mixture of matte and shimmer shades so you can go from a soft nude matte look to a beautiful shimmery glowy eye!

Personally I'm really impressed at how pigmented each shade in the palette is, they blend like a dream and last all day. I'm slightly annoyed at myself for taking so long to try out Nars eyeshadows but now I really get the hype of this palette. Soon I'll be filming a tutorial on my Tik Tok using this palette so keep an eye out for that.

As always all products mentioned in this blog post are linked above.

Lots of love

Bella x x

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The Perfect Fall Eyeshadow Palette for a Stunning Look

Autumn is upon us, and it’s time to switch up our makeup routines with the most perfect fall eyeshadow palette.

Whether you're aiming for a cozy day look or a glamorous evening appearance, the right palette can make all the difference. Let’s dive into the world of fall hues and get inspired by warm tones and rich shades.

Why Fall Eyeshadow Palettes Are Essential

Fall eyeshadow palettes are designed to complement the season's rich colors and cozy vibes. They typically include warm tones such as browns, oranges, golds, and deep reds, perfect for creating stunning eye looks. Using a fall-themed palette can help you transition your makeup seamlessly from summer to autumn.

Top Benefits of Using Fall Eyeshadow Palettes

Versatility: Perfect for both day and night looks.

Seasonal Appeal: Complements fall fashion and trends.

Rich Pigmentation: Deep, warm hues that stand out.

How to Choose the Perfect Fall Eyeshadow Palette

Selecting the right palette can seem daunting with so many options available. Here are some tips to help you find the perfect match for your fall makeup kit:

Consider Your Skin Tone

Different shades suit different skin tones. Here’s a quick guide to help you choose:

Fair Skin: Opt for soft oranges, golds, and warm browns.

Medium Skin: Deep oranges, reds, and coppers work wonders.

Dark Skin: Rich purples, burgundies, and metallics look stunning.

Check the Palette's Versatility

A good fall eyeshadow palette should offer a range of finishes and shades. Look for:

Matte Shades: For a subtle, everyday look.

Shimmer Shades: Perfect for adding a touch of glam.

Metallic Shades: Ideal for creating bold, dramatic eyes.

Best Fall Eyeshadow Palettes

Here are some of the best fall eyeshadow palettes that are perfect for creating stunning autumn looks:

1. Anastasia Beverly Hills Fall Romance Palette

This palette includes 12 easy-to-blend shadows that range from understated neutrals to head-turning metallics. It's perfect for both everyday wear and special occasions.

2. Urban Decay Naked Heat Palette

Featuring warm bronzes, rich browns, and burnt oranges, this palette offers a variety of shades for a smoldering fall look. The highly pigmented colors are long-lasting and blend seamlessly.

3. Too Faced Pumpkin Spice Palette

This limited-edition palette is a fall favorite, featuring 18 warm and spicy shades inspired by the colors of autumn. It’s perfect for creating cozy, festive looks.

4. Natasha Denona Biba Palette

This palette offers a variety of nude, brown, and gray shades in matte, metallic, and shimmer finishes. It’s perfect for creating both natural and dramatic looks.

5. Tarte Tartelette Toasted Eyeshadow Palette

This palette features warm shades of browns and oranges that are perfect for fall. The Amazonian clay formula ensures long-lasting wear and easy blending.

Creating the Perfect Fall Eyeshadow Look

Now that you’ve chosen your perfect fall eyeshadow palette, it’s time to create some magic! Follow this simple tutorial to achieve a stunning fall eye look.

Step-by-Step Tutorial

Prime Your Eyes: Start with an eye primer to ensure long-lasting color.

Base Color: Apply a neutral shade all over your lid as a base.

Crease Definition: Use a warm brown shade in the crease to add depth.

Lid Color: Pack a rich orange or copper shade onto the lid.

Outer Corner: Deepen the outer corner with a dark brown or burgundy.

Blend: Blend the shades seamlessly to avoid harsh lines.

Highlight: Apply a shimmery shade to the inner corners and brow bone.

Finish with Liner and Mascara: Complete the look with eyeliner and mascara.

Essential Tools for the Perfect Application

Blending Brush: For smooth transitions between shades.

Flat Brush: For packing color onto the lid.

Smudging Brush: Ideal for the lower lash line and outer corners.

Eyeliner Brush: For precise application of eyeliner.

Conclusion

Using the perfect fall eyeshadow palette can elevate your makeup game and make you feel fabulous this season. Whether you’re attending a cozy gathering or a festive event, these palettes are your go-to for stunning eye looks.

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Whenever you were around her she always made you feel at home so you did the same for her, that’s what made it easier for her to come out to you. She came out as transgender to you which she was nervous about at first but you reassured her that you still loved her, which was true she’s your best friend regardless of who she is. When you accepted her she felt seen, she felt heard, and loved. When it came to you she knew she could tell you everything without being afraid of judgement; and vice versa to you.

This is how the conversation of her coming out went; “Y/n can I talk to you?” “Yeah sure what’s up?” “I need to talk about something important” “I’m ready” you say sitting down. She continued “I’ve been thinking about this for awhile and I cant hide it anymore, I know I am transgender and I thought I would come out to you” “well thank you for coming out to me, I am beyond happy for you that you feel safe enough to come out to me” you say as you both smile. “Of course I feel safe with you, always.”

“Well I’m glad you feel safe here, just like you always told me; My house is your house and you know you’re always welcome here” you responded as she gave you an emotional hug. “You remember that silly quote from our childhood?” “Of course I do it always helps me to get through things that make me nervous to talk about and just things in general” “vice versa.” You look over at her “now I can do your make up and go clothes shopping with you” your face lit up as she smiled that it meant a lot to you.

She looked over at you smiling as she asked “you want to do my makeup?” You squeal with happiness running upstairs to her room to get your makeup bag that you keep there, she is lucky to have someone like you as a best friend. You came downstairs sitting on the couch handing her your makeup pallets so she can pick the color of the look. “What color you want?” “How about an all pink look but one of the shimmery pinks for the eyeshadow?” “Oooo, sounds good to me” you smile as you open up your eyeshadow pallet first.

You let her do her foundation and concealer first before you start doing the eyeshadow. “You want a light pink shimmer or a dark pink shimmery?” “Light pink” she answered as you picked up the eye shadow brush. You swiped it lightly so you don’t pick up too much pigment and started applying it to one eyelid at a time. You added a little more pigment because it wasn’t as shiny as she wanted so you happily added another layer. When you got done you put the brush on a paper towel so you can clean it off later tonight.

You grabbed your pink highlighter and other supplies you needed that she didn’t put on, you put the rest on her then handing her a hand held mirror so she can see the finished look. She took the mirror gently from you looking at the finished look happy “oh I love it” she said happily. “Can I do your look?” “Oh of course” you said excited handing her all your makeup. “What color?” “You have full control, go for anything I’ll be fine with anything”, she did a full pretty look on your face that was full of pretty colors.

She handed you the mirror so you can see your new look, you smiled at it “oooo girl you’ve been practicing I love it, it’s so cute” you smile. She smiled as she responded “I watched a few tutorials and kept the notes in my mind that you gave me along with the tips and it really did help a lot.” You smiled “happy to help, did you want to do anything today?” “How about we can clean up? I don’t really feel like going out” “good choice” you joked. You added on “I really don’t feel like it either.”

You both started by cleaning the downstairs rooms then y’all went through the basement cleaning it out which took about an hour or two. Then you guys went to kitchen to get a break having a snack then a drink then went back to work. You guys went upstairs each taking 3 rooms; she took the bathroom, the laundry room, and your office while you took the two closets and your bedroom. Later that night you both finally finished cleaning the whole house finishing with the attic; in all it took you 6 hours to get everything spotless and clean.

“Damn girl, we both really got this place spotless” you joked as you both laughed. For the rest of the night you both did absolutely nothing being as lazy and you could. The next morning you looked over at her “you come out to anyone else yet?” “No just you, I wanted to come out to my family but I got too scared to” “I can be here for it if you want me to” “please” she said as you agreed with a nod. She sat down with you calling each member of her family scared of what they’ll say.

She came out to each and every one of them and they accepted her and gave her a speech on how they felt appreciated that she decided to tell them on her own and feeling happy that she’s finally happy with who she is and will become. She hung up the last call crying tears of joy that she was accepted, everyone deserves to be accepted. You hug her “I’m proud of you” “thank you Y/n” she hugged back. You smile at her “now cmon let’s go get you some genuine clothes, I want you to feel comfortable in clothes.”

You guys spent hours at the mall getting clothes and shoes that matched her dream style and you can tell she was very thankful for you. When you guys got back to your house you helped her get all the clothes on and she was beyond happy with everything. She felt pretty; and you had to agree her smile looked very gorgeous on her. You loved how happy she was falling in love with her self all over again and you felt honored seeing her smile while she found herself again. And she owes all this to you; who helped her along the way.

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How to Steal the Spotlight with These Trendy Party Makeup Tutorials          

If you are wondering how to be the diva at next Friday's Party, you are at the right place! Here, you will find the best makeup tutorials from the expert. So, no beating around the bush, let’s start with the party makeup suggestions that will make everyone look back and say, “Who’s this gorgeous!?”

Shimmery Eyes

Eyes speak more than your lips. So, let it be the highlight of your look. To create shimmery eyes, apply eye primer, then a matte transition shade in the crease. Use a flat brush to apply shimmery eyeshadow on the lid. Highlight the inner corners and brow bone. Optionally, add eyeliner. Finish with mascara and setting spray for a glowing, vibrant look.

Glossy Lips

For glossy lips, begin by exfoliating to smooth them out. Apply a hydrating lip balm, then outline your lips with a matching lip liner. Fill in with lipstick or tinted balm. Complete the look with a clear or tinted lip gloss for a shiny, luscious effect. Our expert adds: “No party makeup is complete without glossy lips.”

Rhinestone Accents

Add adhesive rhinestone accents to your look to stand out at the party and in photos. We love using them to highlight the corners of the eyes.

First, apply a shimmery eyeshadow, like our Jumbo Eye Pencil in Cottage Cheese, to your lids. Next, create a dramatic wing on your upper lash line with your favorite liquid eyeliner (we recommend Vivid Matte Liquid Liner). Once the liner is dry, adhere small rhinestones to the inner corners of your eyes and at the outer edge of your wing. This eye-catching and striking makeup effect is perfect for getting into the party spirit.

Major Metallics

To achieve major metallics, start with an eye primer, then apply a matte transition shade to the crease. Use a damp brush to apply metallic eyeshadow on your lids and blend edges. Highlight inner corners and brow bone. Apply metallic highlighter to cheekbones, nose, and cupid’s bow. Finish with a metallic lip color and setting spray at the end of your makeup.

Full Fringe

“To create a full fringe,” our makeup expert says, “section of the front portion of your hair. Cut straight at your desired length, just above the eyebrows for a bold look. Use sharp scissors and cut gradually, checking for evenness. Regular trims are needed to maintain the fringe and keep it neat.”

Minimalist Monochrome

Achieve a minimalist monochrome look by choosing a single-color family for your outfit. Combine different shades and textures of this color for variety. Opt for clean lines and simple silhouettes. Accessorize sparingly, sticking to the same color palette. This approach creates a cohesive, sophisticated style that's effortlessly chic and modern.

Maloveanka is the ultimate destination for you if you want this look to be done by an expert. Anna is a makeup artist with years of experience. By applying the best products available in the industry, she creates your best look. Shake hands with Anna for the best look before a happening party every Friday.

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Valentine's Day Makeup Tutorial

Valentine's Day is the perfect occasion to embrace a romantic and glamorous makeup look. Whether you’re going out for a romantic dinner, having a cozy night in, or celebrating with friends, this Valentine's makeup tutorial will help you look and feel your best. Follow these steps for a stunning Valentine's Day look that highlights your natural beauty and adds a touch of elegance.

Start with a clean, moisturized face. Apply a hydrating primer to create a smooth base for your makeup. This step ensures your makeup lasts longer and gives your skin a healthy glow. Don’t forget to prime your eyelids as well, using an eyeshadow primer to ensure your eye makeup stays vibrant and crease-free.

Choose a foundation that matches your skin tone and provides a flawless finish. Use a damp beauty sponge or a foundation brush to apply it evenly across your face. Blend well to avoid any harsh lines. For added coverage, use a concealer to hide any blemishes or dark circles under your eyes. Set your foundation with a light dusting of translucent powder to keep it in place.

For a soft, romantic eye look, start with a neutral eyeshadow base. Apply a light pink or champagne shade all over your lids. Next, use a medium-toned mauve or rose color in the crease to add depth. Blend the colors well for a seamless transition. For a touch of glamour, apply a shimmery eyeshadow to the center of your lids and the inner corners of your eyes.

Define your eyes with a fine line of black or brown eyeliner along your upper lash line. Wing it out slightly for a subtle cat-eye effect. Curl your lashes and apply two coats of volumizing mascara for long, fluttery lashes. For extra drama, consider applying a pair of false lashes.

Add a pop of color to your cheeks with a rosy blush. Smile and apply the blush to the apples of your cheeks, blending it upwards towards your temples. This gives your face a natural, flushed look. For a radiant glow, apply a highlighter to the high points of your face, including your cheekbones, brow bones, the bridge of your nose, and your cupid’s bow.

Valentine's Day calls for kissable lips. Start by exfoliating your lips to remove any dry skin. Apply a moisturizing lip balm and let it sink in. Outline your lips with a lip liner that matches your lipstick to prevent any feathering. Fill in your lips with a romantic shade of lipstick—reds, pinks, and berry tones are perfect for this occasion. For a long-lasting finish, blot your lips with a tissue and apply a second coat of lipstick.

Set your makeup with a setting spray to ensure it lasts all day and night. This step will keep your makeup looking fresh and prevent it from smudging. If you want to add a bit more sparkle, consider applying a touch of glitter or shimmer to your eyes or décolletage.

With this Valentine's Day makeup tutorial, you'll be ready to celebrate in style. Remember, the key to a great makeup look is confidence. Embrace your beauty, have fun with your makeup, and enjoy your special day. Whether you're spending it with a loved one or enjoying your own company, you'll look and feel absolutely radiant.

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Smokey eye makeup look tutorial

Creating a smokey eye makeup look can be a glamorous and versatile choice for various occasions. Here's a step-by-step guide to achieving a classic smokey eye:

What You'll Need:

Eyeshadow primer

Matte eyeshadow in a neutral shade (optional)

Dark eyeshadow (charcoal, black, or dark brown)

Transition eyeshadow shade (a medium-toned eyeshadow)

Highlighter eyeshadow shade (light and shimmery)

Eyeliner (pencil, gel, or liquid)

Mascara

Eyelash curler (optional)

Brushes: blending brush, flat eyeshadow brush, precision brush

Steps:

Apply Eyeshadow Primer:

Start with a clean, moisturized eyelid.

Apply eyeshadow primer to create a smooth base and enhance the eyeshadow's longevity.

Set with Neutral Eyeshadow (Optional):

Set the primer with a matte neutral eyeshadow to prevent creasing.

Define the Crease:

Use a transition shade (a medium-toned eyeshadow) and apply it to the crease using a blending brush. This softens the edges of the smokey eye.

Apply Dark Eyeshadow:

Take a dark eyeshadow (charcoal, black, or dark brown) on a flat eyeshadow brush.

Pat the dark eyeshadow onto the eyelid, focusing on the outer corner and blending toward the center.

Blend the Crease:

Blend the edges of the dark eyeshadow with the transition shade using a blending brush. This creates a seamless gradient.

Highlight the Brow Bone and Inner Corner:

Apply a light, shimmery eyeshadow to the brow bone and inner corner of the eye to highlight and add dimension.

Apply Eyeliner:

Line the upper lash line with eyeliner. You can choose between pencil, gel, or liquid eyeliner based on your preference.

Smudge the Lower Lash Line:

Apply the dark eyeshadow or the eyeliner along the lower lash line. Use a precision brush to smudge and soften the line.

Curl Lashes (Optional) and Apply Mascara:

Curl your lashes with an eyelash curler if desired.

Apply mascara generously to both the upper and lower lashes.

Clean Up Edges:

Use a clean cotton swab or makeup wipe to clean up any fallout or sharp edges.

Final Touches:

Check for symmetry and make any necessary adjustments.

You can add false lashes for extra drama if desired.

Voila! You've now achieved a classic smokey eye makeup look. Feel free to customize the shades based on your style and the occasion. Practice makes perfect, so don't hesitate to experiment and find the smokey eye that suits you best!

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BRIDAL MAKEUP AND HAIR 

The journey to matrimony is a sacred and joyous celebration, marked by moments of love, commitment, and shared dreams. Among the myriad details that contribute to the magic of a wedding day, bridal makeup and hair stand out as transformative elements, enhancing the natural beauty of the bride and reflecting her unique style. In this article, we delve into the intricacies of bridal makeup and hair, exploring the evolving trends, timeless classics, and the significance of this artistry in creating unforgettable memories. 

EVOLUTION OF BRIDAL MAKEUP AND HAIR 

The evolution of bridal makeup and hair has undergone significant changes over the years, influenced by cultural, societal, and fashion trends. Here's a brief overview of the evolution of bridal beauty: 

1.Early 20th Century (1900s - 1920s): 

● Makeup: In the early 20th century, bridal makeup was relatively minimal. Brides often focused on achieving a natural and fresh-faced look, with light-colored lipsticks and subtle eye makeup. 

● Hair: Hairstyles were often pinned up in classic updos or adorned with veils and headpieces. 

2.1930s - 1940s: 

● Makeup: The 1930s saw the introduction of more dramatic makeup, with red lipstick becoming popular. The 1940s wartime era influenced a more practical and natural look. 

● Hair: Soft waves and curls were popular, often complemented by floral accessories. 3.1950s - 1960s: 

● Makeup: The 1950s emphasized a glamorous look with red lips, winged eyeliner, and defined eyebrows. The 1960s introduced softer, more natural makeup. 

● Hair: Beehive hairstyles and bouffants were popular in the 1960s, while the 1950s favored elegant updos. 

4.1970s - 1980s:

● Makeup: The 1970s saw a more relaxed and bohemian style, with earthy tones and natural looks. The 1980s, however, embraced bold colors, dramatic eyes, and strong blush. 

● Hair: Big, voluminous hairdos were trendy in the 1980s, often complemented by accessories like bows and veils. 

5.1990s - Early 2000s: 

● Makeup: The 1990s featured minimalistic makeup, with nude lips and subtle eyeshadows. The early 2000s saw a resurgence of glamor with shimmery eyeshadows and glossy lips. 

● Hair: Updos and sleek, straight hairstyles were popular in the 1990s, while the early 2000s saw an increase in loose curls and beachy waves. 

6.Mid-2000s - Present: 

● Makeup: The mid-2000s brought a focus on airbrushing, contouring, and the rise of YouTube tutorials. Bridal makeup became more diverse, with brides opting for looks ranging from natural to bold. 

● Hair: Loose, romantic curls and braided styles became popular. The "undone" and bohemian looks gained popularity, as did more textured hairstyles. 

7.Current Trends: 

● Makeup: Brides today often choose a customized look that reflects their personal style. Popular trends include dewy skin, soft smoky eyes, and a variety of lip colors. 

● Hair: The current trend is all about individuality. Brides may choose anything from sleek updos to messy buns, and from classic waves to elaborate braids. Accessories like floral crowns and statement hairpieces are also common. 

WHAT IS THE BASICS OF BRIDAL MAKEUP AND HAIR ?

Bridal makeup and hair are crucial aspects of a bride's overall look on her wedding day. Achieving stunning bridal makeup and hair requires careful planning and attention to detail. Here are some basics to consider for both bridal makeup and hair:

Bridal Makeup: 

1.Start with Skincare: 

● Begin with a clean and well-moisturized face. 

● Use a primer to create a smooth base for makeup application. 

2.Foundation: 

● Choose a foundation that matches the bride's skin tone. 

● Blend well to create a flawless finish. 

3.Eye Makeup: 

● Use eyeshadows that complement the wedding theme and the bride's dress.

● Waterproof mascara is essential to prevent smudging, especially if there might be tears of joy. 

4.Eyeliner and Eyebrows: 

● Define the eyes with eyeliner, and shape and fill in the eyebrows as needed. 5.Blush and Contour: 

● Apply blush to the apples of the cheeks for a healthy flush. 

● Contour the face subtly to enhance the bride's features. 

6.Lips: 

● Choose a long-lasting lip color in a shade that complements the overall look.

● Use lip liner to define the lips. 

7.Setting Spray:

● Finish with a setting spray to ensure the makeup stays in place throughout the day. 8.Trial Run: 

● Conduct a makeup trial before the wedding day to ensure the bride is happy with the chosen look. 

Bridal Hair: 

1.Consultation: 

● Discuss the bride's preferences and vision for her hair with the hairstylist.

● Consider the dress style and overall theme of the wedding. 

2.Hair Trial: 

● Schedule a hair trial well in advance to test different styles and determine the best one for the bride. 

3.Hair Accessories: 

● Choose accessories that complement the wedding theme and dress. 

● Veils, headpieces, and flowers are popular choices. 

4.Updo or Down: 

● Decide whether an updo, half-up half-down, or completely down hairstyle suits the bride's taste and the occasion. 

5.Texture and Volume: 

● Add texture and volume to the hair for a more glamorous and polished look.

6.Hair Extensions: 

● Consider using hair extensions for added length or volume, if desired. 

7.Hair Spray and Pins: 

● Use high-quality hair spray and pins to secure the hairstyle in place. 

AVERAGE PACKAGE OF BRIDAL MAKEUP AND HAIR IN INDIA 

The average cost of bridal makeup and hair in India can vary widely depending on several factors such as the location, the reputation and experience of the makeup artist, the products and techniques used, and the specific services included in the package. Generally, prices are higher in metropolitan cities and may be lower in smaller towns or rural areas. 

The average cost for bridal makeup and hair in India can range from INR 10,000 to INR 50,000 or even more. High-end makeup artists in popular metropolitan areas may charge significantly more, especially if they use premium products and offer additional services such as draping, nail art, and hair accessories. 

It's important to note that these are just general estimates, and the actual prices can vary. Additional.

Conclusion 

Bridal makeup and hair play a pivotal role in shaping the bride's overall appearance on her wedding day. From the perfect foundation to the last strand of hair, each element contributes to a harmonious and radiant bridal look. By prioritizing skincare, choosing the right makeup products, and collaborating with a skilled hairstylist, every bride can confidently step into her happily ever after, feeling beautiful and unforgettable. As trends evolve, the essence of bridal beauty remains timeless – a celebration of individuality, elegance, and the promise of a new beginning.

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What is the secret to doing a full face of makeup for beginners but still looking professional?

Achieving a professional-looking full face of makeup as a beginner requires practice, patience, and some basic knowledge of makeup techniques. Here are some steps and tips to help you get started:

Start with Skincare: Cleanse, moisturize, and apply a good quality primer to create a smooth canvas for your makeup. Skincare is the foundation of a flawless makeup look.

Choose the Right Foundation: Select a foundation that matches your skin tone and type. Use a beauty blender or makeup brush to apply it evenly. Blend it well into your skin, and make sure it's well-matched to your neck and chest.

Conceal Imperfections: Apply concealer to cover any blemishes, dark circles, or imperfections. Blend it with a makeup brush or your fingertip for a natural finish.

Set with Setting Powder: Set your foundation and concealer with a translucent setting powder to prevent creasing and increase the longevity of your makeup.

Enhance Your Brows: Use an eyebrow pencil or powder to define and shape your eyebrows. Be careful not to make them too dark or blocky; a natural look is often more professional.

Eye Makeup: For a beginner, start with neutral eyeshadows in shades that complement your skin tone. Apply a light shade on the lid, a slightly darker shade in the crease, and a light shimmer on the brow bone. Use mascara to make your lashes stand out.

Eyeliner (optional): If you're comfortable, apply a thin line of eyeliner close to the lash line to define your eyes. A brown or black eyeliner can work well for a professional look.

Blush: Apply a natural-looking blush to the apples of your cheeks. Smile to find the right placement. Avoid overly bright or shimmery blushes for a professional look.

Contour and Highlight: Contour your face subtly to add dimension, and use a highlighter on the high points of your face, like the tops of your cheekbones, the bridge of your nose, and your cupid's bow.

Lips: Choose a natural lip color, like a nude or soft pink, and apply it evenly. Use lip liner to define the lips if desired.

Setting Spray: Finish your makeup with a setting spray to help it last all day and look fresh.

Practice Makes Perfect: Remember that makeup application is a skill that improves with practice. Experiment with different techniques, colors, and products to find what works best for you.

Watch Tutorials: There are plenty of makeup tutorials available online that can help you learn different techniques and styles. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKXugxcZ8x63-lVQIeUyHvg

Invest in Quality Tools: Good-quality makeup brushes and tools can make a significant difference in your makeup application. Invest in a few essential brushes for a more professional finish.

Less Is More: When in doubt, remember that a professional makeup look often emphasizes natural beauty. Keep your makeup understated and avoid overdoing it.

Consistency and practice are key to improving your makeup skills. Be patient with yourself and have fun while you experiment with different looks. With time and experience, you'll become more confident and skilled in achieving a professional makeup look.

[munsons-maiden]

you look sooooo much like wednesday at first i thought it was some bts selfie from jenna 🤣

can you tell us how you did the look? is that a wig or your real hair and hooooow did you get the makeup so on point, i tried it but i looked like a corpse bc all the youtube tutorials said to take a tone two shades lighter than the usual skin tone and i looked like i was down with the plague

Aww thank you so much love, this makes me insanely happy you have no idea 😭🖤

It's my real hair, bangs and all, and it's my usual skin tone so no tips on that front; I'm just pale (have been made fun of that my entire life so...how the tables have turned 😂). As for the rest of the make up; for the eyes I used the shades of the Stranger Things eyeshadow pallette by Mac (I got that one for Christmas and I love it so much😍) - The Void right along the lash line, then Mindflayer at the outer corner and Spores on the inner one and to blend to get that cool shimmery dark look. And for my lips I've done what the show's make up designer revealed on Instagram - it's the Mac lipliner Nightmoth blended with lip balm (I love it so much. For the party I went to, I used a lot more so it would still have that dramatic effect in the half-dark of a club but I'm now using it every day because it doesn't look like lipstick but like that's just the natural color of my lips). The dress is improvised, sadly, because the real one won't be delivered until March but I'll have it for Halloween 👻

[imperysh]

I love doing a smokey eye – especially when it’s not just basic black. Playing with various tones of brown is one of my favorite things to do for nearly all skin tones – from the most fair, to deep, dark complexions, and all shades in between.To recreate the above look I did on Annaliese, for yourself, you’ll need:Two brown shadows (i chose Transcend from Kjaer Weis as my base shade, and Wisdom, also from Kjaer Weis, as my deeper shade – and when layered, the two created the deepest part around the crease and lash lines)A black eyeliner pencil (I chose Hypnotist from W3LL People)A creamy brown shimmery eye crayon (I chose Age of Consent from Ilia Beauty)A creamy highlighter for the inner corners (I like Ilia Beauty ‘Cosmic Dancer‘) Begin by outlining the shape you’ll want with the lightest of your two brown shades. On all face shapes – no matter your eye shape – the most flattering overall shadow look is one that angles slightly upwards at the outer edge of the eye. This is why so many youtube video makeup tutorials show a short piece of tape being applied to the outer edge, so that no shadow (or liner) falls/is drawn below it. Shadow or liner that has a downward sloping outer edge tends to drag the face down.Once you’ve pressed (notice I specify to PRESS your shadow into your skin. Do not sweep or fan your color on. The correct placement of the pigment is what sets apart a messy shadowed eye from a beautifully done smokey eye, and for the latter, you’ll need to be precise about how much and where you put it!) your light brown shadow into the approximate shape that is most flattering to your face (experiment! You can always use cotton swabs to wipe away what doesn’t look good), you can begin pressing your deeper brown shadow in a sideways V form, starting along the outer corner of the eye, and along the crease (if your eye has a crease, of course). Take a good fluffy eyeshadow brush and blend, blend, blend, so that the two become seamless, and the edges are diffused into your naked skin.Take your sharpened black liner and gently dot along the top lash line, smudging along the way with a skinny smudge brush, or cotton swab. Experiment with your eye shape – does a bit of black liner smudged along the bottom lash line look good? Then do it!Finish the look by adding your highlights: Using the creamy, shimmery brown shadow crayon, drag it along the top of the lash line, just behind the lashes, staying close to the lash line. This will serve to highlight the area behind your lashes, drawing attention to them.Take your creamy pale highlighter (choose a deeper shade if your skin tone is darker than Annaliese), and press it into the inner corner of your eyes for a little added flare.Curl and coat your lashes with a few swipes of black mascara… et voila! BEAUTY!

[beautydichi]

 doing a smokey eye – especially when it’s not just basic black. Playing with various tones of brown is one of my favorite things to do for nearly all skin tones – from the most fair, to deep, dark complexions, and all shades in between.

To recreate the above look I did on Annaliese, for yourself, you’ll need:

Two brown shadows (i chose Transcend from Kjaer Weis as my base shade, and Wisdom, also from Kjaer Weis, as my deeper shade – and when layered, the two created the deepest part around the crease and lash lines)

A black eyeliner pencil (I chose Hypnotist from W3LL People)

A creamy brown shimmery eye crayon (I chose Age of Consent from Ilia Beauty)

A creamy highlighter for the inner corners (I like Ilia Beauty ‘Cosmic Dancer‘)

Begin by outlining the shape you’ll want with the lightest of your two brown shades. On all face shapes – no matter your eye shape – the most flattering overall shadow look is one that angles slightly upwards at the outer edge of the eye. This is why so many youtube video makeup tutorials show a short piece of tape being applied to the outer edge, so that no shadow (or liner) falls/is drawn below it. Shadow or liner that has a downward sloping outer edge tends to drag the face down.

Once you’ve pressed  (notice I specify to PRESS your shadow into your skin. Do not sweep or fan your color on. The correct placement of the pigment is what sets apart a messy shadowed eye from a beautifully done smokey eye, and for the latter, you’ll need to be precise about how much and where you put it!) your light brown shadow into the approximate shape that is most flattering to your face (experiment! You can always use cotton swabs to wipe away what doesn’t look good), you can begin pressing your deeper brown shadow in a sideways V form, starting along the outer corner of the eye, and along the crease (if your eye has a crease, of course). Take a good fluffy eyeshadow brush and blend, blend, blend, so that the two become seamless, and the edges are diffused into your naked skin.

Take your sharpened black liner and gently dot along the top lash line, smudging along the way with a skinny smudge brush, or cotton swab.  Experiment with your eye shape – does a bit of black liner smudged along the bottom lash line look good? Then do it!

Finish the look by adding your highlights: Using the creamy, shimmery brown shadow crayon, drag it along the top of the lash line, just behind the lashes, staying close to the lash line. This will serve to highlight the area behind your lashes, drawing attention to them.

Take your creamy pale highlighter (choose a deeper shade if your skin tone is darker than Annaliese), and press it into the inner corner of your eyes for a little added flare.

Curl and coat your lashes with a few swipes of black mascara… et voila! BEAUTY! xx

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Your Ultimate Beauty Guide To Festive Makeup Look

Festive Makeup Look' Tips & Inspiration

The holidays are upon us, and it's time to put your best face forward.

But before we dive into the glitter and glam, let's remember the basics of a festive makeup look.

It is all about the enhancement of your natural beauty, not the concealment of it. Think of your makeup as a sparkling accessory to your inner glow.

First, make sure your canvas (your skin!) is perfectly primed. Your best friend is a good skin care routine. Cleanse, moisturize, and apply a primer. Not only will this create a smooth surface, but it will also ensure that your makeup stays fresh throughout the day and night. Remember, a great makeup look starts with a healthy, glowing complexion.

Now let's talk foundation and concealer. These magical products even out your skin tone and give you a flawless base to work on. The key is to choose shades that perfectly match your skin tone. Blend them in gently for a seamless finish. And remember, less is often more. A light, well-blended foundation can work wonders.

Now for those killer eyes! From sultry smoky eyes to vibrant shimmery lids, the possibilities are endless. Your eye makeup can truly be the showstopper of your festive look. And don't neglect your lips and cheeks - a touch of rosy blush and the perfect shade of lipstick can transform your look. Worried about your holiday makeup lasting through those long nights of partying? We've got your back. Setting sprays and long-wearing formulas will be your best allies.

But wait, there's more! We've got tips on how to make your holiday look work for different skin and styles. After all, a holiday look should be as unique as you are. Whether you're going for a classic, elegant look or a bold, statement style, we've got you covered. The key is to take these basics and add your personal touch. Get creative and have fun!

So whether you're a makeup aficionado or a novice, let's get started on your holiday makeover journey! ✨

Crafting Your Festive Makeup Look: A Step-by-Step Tutorial

Welcome to your very own holiday makeup tutorial! Grab your brushes and let's make some magic together. We're here to guide you step-by-step through the process of achieving that picture-perfect holiday look.

Prepare your canvas

Before you dive into your makeup application, it's important to properly prep your skin. Start by cleansing your face to remove all dirt and impurities. Next, moisturize your skin to create a smooth, hydrated base. Then apply a foundation to create a flawless canvas for your makeup.

Create a flawless base

Your foundation is the cornerstone of your makeup look. Choose a shade of foundation that complements the tone of your skin. Dot it on your face and blend it in with a makeup sponge or brush. Don't forget to apply concealer to cover blemishes or dark circles for a fresh, rested look.

Killer eyes

Whether you're going for a bold smoky eye or a soft, shimmery look, we've got you covered. Start with an eyeshadow primer to keep your shadows vibrant and crease-free. Then experiment with different shades and techniques to achieve your desired look. Add eyeliner and mascara to make your eyes pop, and remember to groom your eyebrows for a polished finish.

Rosy cheeks and gorgeous lips

Blush and lipstick are your best friends. Pick a blush that complements your skin tone and apply it to the apples of your cheeks for a natural flush. For your lips, choose a shade that complements your overall look and style. Whether you prefer a bold red or a subtle nude, the right lipstick can tie your entire look together.

Make sure your look lasts

To keep your holiday makeup looking fresh and vibrant all day and night, it's important to use the right products. A setting spray is a game changer because it holds your makeup in place and prevents it from melting or fading. Consider using long-wearing formulas for foundation, eyeshadow, and lipstick to maintain a flawless look throughout your holiday festivities.

Personalize your holiday look

Not all holiday looks are created equal, and that's the beauty of makeup. Whether you want to channel the classic elegance of Audrey Hepburn or experiment with bold, avant-garde styles, your makeup can reflect your unique personality and preferences. Adapt the tutorial to suit your style, skin tone, and occasion.

And remember, practice makes perfect. Don't be afraid to experiment and have fun with your holiday makeup look. You're the artist and your face is the canvas! 🎨

Picture-Perfect Holidays: Makeup for Photoshoots

The holiday season is about creating memories, and what better way to capture them than with a photo shoot? Whether it's a family portrait or a glamorous solo shot, your makeup plays a key role in making these photos unforgettable.

Before the camera clicks, prep your skin to perfection. Hydrate, exfoliate and moisturize to achieve that radiant glow. Consider using a hydrating mask a day or two before your shoot to ensure your skin is in tip-top shape.

Next, consider your makeup choices. Some products can look different in photos than they do in person, so we're here to help you choose the right makeup for photography. Choose makeup with a matte finish to reduce shine and minimize the appearance of pores. Avoid products with high SPF as they can cause a flashback effect in photos.

Posing is also an art! We've got tips to help you strike the perfect pose to enhance your festive look during your photo shoot. Practice your angles, experiment with different expressions, and don't be afraid to let your personality shine through. The goal is to capture real, joyful moments.

For those looking for a hassle-free experience, MobileStyles can connect you with beauty professionals who can work their magic on location. They understand the nuances of makeup for photography and can ensure you look your best in every shot. Say cheese! 

Be the Star: Holiday Party Makeup

Tis the season to shine at holiday parties! It's time to take your daytime look to the next level and transform yourself into the dazzling star of the night. With this festive makeup look, you'll be ready to walk into any soiree with confidence.

Start by dressing to the nines, then let your makeup do the talking. Transition from your daytime look to your nighttime glam with ease. Whether you want to go bold with a smoldering look or stay chic with a classic style, we've got you covered.

Feeling creative? Dive into themed holiday party makeup ideas that will make you the life of the party. Experiment with glitter, rhinestones, and bold colors to match the theme of the event. Whether it's a winter wonderland theme or a glamorous Hollywood party, your makeup can complement the occasion perfectly.

And for last-minute touch-ups or expert advice, MobileStyles connects you with beauty professionals who can get you party-ready in no time. They can come to your location, whether it's your home or the party venue, and provide makeup services that will leave you feeling confident and radiant.

So get ready to turn heads and make a grand entrance at any holiday party. With the right festive makeup look, you'll be the star of the show! 💃

Sparkling Gold Glitter Eyeshadow: A Glorious Finale

What's a festive look without a touch of gold glitter eye shadow? It's like the star on top of the Christmas tree - the ultimate finishing touch that adds a dash of magic to your eyes.

Discover the allure of gold glitter eyeshadow and learn how to apply it like a pro. We've got step-by-step instructions and tips to prevent glitter fallout. First, apply an eyeshadow primer to ensure the glitter adheres and stays in place. Then use a flat eyeshadow brush or your fingertip to gently press the glitter onto your eyelids. For a more intense sparkle, moisten your brush or fingertip before applying the glitter. 

For a cohesive look, it's important to blend this golden glow with other makeup elements. Use matte eye shadows in neutral shades to create a balanced contrast. You can also add eyeliner and mascara to further define your eyes. Finally, don't forget to highlight your brow bone and inner corners with a touch of shimmer to complete your radiant look.

With MobileStyles, finding the perfect beauty professional to create this enchanting look is just a click away. Our platform connects you with professionals who specialize in creating mesmerizing makeup looks, including the application. They can help you achieve a flawless, sparkly look that's perfect for any festive occasion.

So get ready to dazzle and enchant everyone with your golden gaze. Whether it's a holiday party, photo shoot, or special celebration, Gold Glitter Eye Shadow adds that extra sparkle that makes your eyes truly unforgettable! ✨

Congratulations, you've embarked on a journey to master the art of a festive makeup look. From the basics to the glittery finale, you're now equipped to shine throughout the holiday season.

At MobileStyles, we're here to help you look your best. Whether you're looking for beauty experts for photo shoots or party-ready touch-ups, our platform connects you with professionals who will make your holiday season unforgettable.

So go ahead, embrace the holiday glow, and walk into any party with the confidence of a star. We wish you a happy and stylish holiday season! 🎉💄