Wednesday, October 27, 2010

one more halloween look!


I couldn't resist! I had to post this new look that I learned how to do today, it looks awesome from up close cause you can actually see the stitches, I use potty for this look, it is not too hard to do, but you need to have the right tools to make it look the way you want. Great for Halloween, even for a Frankenstein look with stitches in the forehead :)

Sunday, October 24, 2010

3 basic eye brushes


3 BASIC EYE BRUSHES
If you are just getting started with your make up kit and don't know exactly what kind of brushes you need, this will be really helpfull! Brushes can be a little expensive, considering that you need some for the eyes, eyebrows, cheeks, face, etc... but the good news is that you don't have to get them all in the department store make up counters! But I will recommend you the ones that you should buy there.
The eye is such an important feature, so if you are planning on spending money on brushes, this is it! These are the ones that need to be of the highest quality and there are 3 brush types I recommend.
Definition/Angle brush: As you can see in the eye picture the darker area was defined by this brush, because of the angle tip it is so easy to trace the line where you want the eye shadow to go, yes! Even for beginners.
Blending brush: My favorite! this will give the magic-professional touch to your eyes, it will blend the darker color into the highlight making your eye look sophisticated.
Hightlight/Small Blending brush: This will give the final touch, enhancing your eyebrow bone area and make your eyes pop out even more!
My favorite 3 brush brands are the ones in the pics which are: angle-Chanel, blending-MAC, highlight-Bobbi Brown.
The real trick about a make up artist is in the brush! So if you want to have your make up routine jump to a new level, new brushes are a MUST!

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Halloween spooky make up

  

Here is another idea for this upcoming halloween! I am taking a tv/film make up class at BYU and I have been learning some cool tricks to do scary make up! If you are not sure what to wear this halloween, go for the make up option, then you can just dress all black and pull out a great spooky make up. The products are from Ben Nye and you can get them at the halloween stores that are all over the place , here in utah you can also find them in taylor maid. Have fun!                                                

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Lion-Cat Halloween make up


Here is a Lion-Cat tutorial for halloween! this is a little more challenging that the last one but it is still easy for anyone to do it and it looks great! Hopefully you like it! I will be posting some more videos till halloween and later this week I will post some regular make up tips that I have for ya!   Adioosss

Sunday, October 3, 2010

     Halloween is around the corner! yeyyy, So I am going to be posting different ideas for Halloween make up, so if you don't know what to do this year,  you may wanna try some of this make up ideas which are going to be easy and fun! Let me know if you end up doing anything fun (make up fun) for this halloween :) [I will be posting more ideas soon...]

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Oily skin NOT in for this season!



Hi again! I have to tell you about one of my best little make up secrets... for those of you out there who have oily skin and dont know what to do, I got the solution and you are going to love it! Its called the mattifying powder from Arbonne, really my favorite product from this brand, and even better it is colorless on the skin. I have really oily skin in my T-zone (nose and forehead) and when I discovered this I almost lost it! Its amazing, you put it on before your moisturizer and then you put a little bit after you are done applying your make up foundation.

I wanted to show how great this product is on myself but I didn't have oily skin when I wanted to take the picture so I grabbed Jake haha and told him to be my model. Plus he is a good example of a regular oily skin which is in the forehead. Look at the difference without the powder! the light goes directly to the shine, then with the powder it completely blocks it. The powder is $25 dollars and it is amazing it goes for a long time and you just need a little bit for those oily days. Hopefully you get a chance to try it   :)

Monday, September 13, 2010

The 7min-7step Smokey Eye Look!




The 7 step - 7 min SMOKEY EYE
1.Apply BLACK eyeshadow on the corner of the eye with a flat brush and blend it towards the middle.
2. With a blending brush apply BROWN eyeshadow on the top part where you applied the black one and work upwards till the brown dissipates.



3. In the inside of the eye lid apply GOLD eyeshadow with a sponge or q-tip, stopping right at the middle of the eye.
4. Turn the sponge or q-tip to the other side and apply a BRONZE or DUSTY color to the middle of the eyelid and blend with the BLACK/BROWN.



5. Apply a HIGHLIGHTER color under your eyebrow, it can be a shimmery color or white.
6. Apply BLACK liquid eyeliner just to the top of your eye, and then mascara. Then with a WHITE eye pencil fill the inside of your eye from corner to corner.



7. Apply BROWN eye pencil in the outer bottom of your eye from the outer corner to your tear duct. Then from your tear duct till the inner corner of the eye apply a WHITE eyeshadow and mascara in the bottom lashes, and DONE!