Flawless blending of eyeshadow: www.youtube.com Knowing your eye shape is important when you are thinking of going for my “dramatic” looks. Smoky eye. Contoured eye. Lining the eyes etc… Often times we get frustrated when we copy looks from youtube or magazines etc… because we are not taking into consideration our own unique eye shape. The “classic” eye which i will be filming shortly suits every eye shape, but for now, have a look though this video and see which eye shape you are and then start looking at different techniques that will enable you to create the best eye possible for your own unique eye shape I do hope you all found this tutorial at least a little bit useful. Thank you for your time. Wayne
Follow me on twitter! twitter.com In every makeup artists arsenal there has to be one eyeshadow look that works on all eye shapes regardless. This, to me, is the classic eye. The reason i think its classic is that it follow the principles of highlighting and contouring. While you cannot see it here – you will fully in a full face tutorial coming – but the outer edge of this eyeshadow look actually connects to the upper cheek highlight. This technique works because all we are using here are principles of light and dark. It doesn’t matter if you want to use green, or blue or pink, the principles remain the same. Lightest. Midtone. Contour. Eyeliner. Once you know the basics you can do anything. Some notes: If you have: Deep set eyes – consider OVER applying the brow and lid highlight. This will bring the eyes out even more. Hooded eyes – careful with the eyeliner. A push liner brush might be a better option as this will maximise your lid space. Wide Set eyes – easy on the inner eye highlight. Close set eyes – same principles apply as to the deep set eyes. I do hope you enjoyed this and learnt something a little bit more in-depth than most other eye shadow tutorials. I appreciate your time. Thank you. Wayne x Have you checked out: Makeup Commandments? Its very good www.youtube.com
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I know i’ve said it before but i’ll say it again anyway You can do more with good brushes and bad makeup than you can with good makeup and bad brushes. Brushes are the one thing i really think money should be spent on. Looking after them and cleaning them well will make them last a very very long time and so the investment is a good one. I adore makeup brushes and the ones i’ve listed here are some of my favourites. Pick the ones that are right for your eye shape and size. There is not point in getting a HUGE brush if you have tiny little eyes! Both Rae Morris and Louise Young offer smaller crease brushes – which is rare as most as way to big for standard eyes. The MAC 226 (while changed slightly) is also an excellent brush to get if you can get hold of it. There is a little rumour that if they all sell out here in the UK then MAC will make them a permanent fixture! Wooohoooo! MUFE do great makeup brushes and the pencil brushes are lovely. OCC, Cozzette and Rae Morris make the most lovely brushes made from synthetic hair and are amazing. Think of them as an investment. Wayne PS I will be reviewing the Rae Morris brushes at a later date as the ones shown here at prototypes – but amazing prototypes! I cannot say enough good things about them – the blush and highlighting/contouring brushes are the best i’ve seen!
GREEN IS JUST ONE OF THE MANY COLORS THAT LOOK’S GREAT ON BROWN EYES!! all of the products on this video where purchased by me and i was not paid to do this video.
Craving purple peepers? New takes on neutral? Or shades handpicked to flatter your eye color? You asked—and we delivered. After so many NYX fans requested an eye palette containing 10 eye shadows, we designed this version. Look no further than these scintillating eye shadow palettes inspired by runway trends and modern style. Available in 16 different color combinations, and sleek enough to fit into a clutch, you’ll likely want more than one. The shades are wearable, covetable and fashionable. Expect rich, lasting pigments and glamour. For the price these really are very very good. They offer excellent value and while they can be a little on the shiny side (most shades contain shimmer) they are still great and worth getting. The pigment is strong and while you can certainly tell that mineral oil is an ingredient (because of the slip) – it does make for a rather elegant feel on the skin. These last well throughout the day with minimal creasing – but that is more a factor of your eyelids – so everyone will be different. www.love-makeup.co.uk (UK – Europe)
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Visit my blog and follow me on Twitter! eyexluvxmakeup.tumblr.com twitter.com —————————– This is a step by step tutorial on how to apply 4 colors of eyeshadow. This is not the most dramatic look in the world, but its a great start for beginners. You can use all of these steps for any quad or 4 colors of eyeshadow you have, you don’t have to use this paintwheel. Paintwheel: Sweet Bitch from Bitch Slap Cosmetics. Wig: store.goldenmartbeautysupply.com Music: Misuse by Kevin MacLeod
I do hope you all found this tutorial at least a little bit useful. Thank you for your time. Wayne
You can do more with good brushes and bad makeup than you can with good makeup and bad brushes. Brushes are the one thing i really think money should be spent on. Looking after them and cleaning them well will make them last a very very long time and so the investment is a good one. I adore makeup brushes and the ones i’ve listed here are some of my favourites. Pick the ones that are right for your eye shape and size. There is not point in getting a HUGE brush if you have tiny little eyes! Both Rae Morris and Louise Young offer smaller crease brushes – which is rare as most as way to big for standard eyes. The MAC 226 (while changed slightly) is also an excellent brush to get if you can get hold of it. There is a little rumour that if they all sell out here in the UK then MAC will make them a permanent fixture! Wooohoooo! MUFE do great makeup brushes and the pencil brushes are lovely. OCC, Cozzette and Rae Morris make the most lovely brushes made from synthetic hair and are amazing. Think of them as an investment. Wayne PS I will be reviewing the Rae Morris brushes at a later date as the ones shown here at prototypes – but amazing prototypes! I cannot say enough good things about them – the blush and highlighting/contouring brushes are the best i’ve seen!