Product & Equipment Used:
-Gown
-Brushes/Sponge
-Foundation
-Face powder
-Eye primer
-Eyeshadows
-Concealer
-Eyeliner
-Mascara
-Lash Curler
-Spoolie brushes
-Tweezer
-Lash Glue
-Individual Lashes
-Mixing tray
Makeup Application:
-foundation all around the face and neck area. Conceal the area need to be done. buff the area to make it natural.
-If using Glitter, advice to do the eye makeup first.
-Apply eye primer for longevity, use a nude base shadow or a face powder on the lids by doing so it will help to make it easier to blend the shadows together.
-Always ensure to powder the lids down when using the cream shadow because it tends to crease.
-Next eyebrows, use the colour that matches the natural brow colours, fill them in thin stroke line and make a nice arch shape. use a spoolie brush to soften it and to comb the brow into the place.
-Apply eyeliner following the natural lash line as close as possible when going for the ends try to wing it upwards.
-Curl the lashes, follow up with the mascara and use the clean spoolie to comb and separate the lashes from adhering together.
-squeeze out some lash on to the mixing tray. use tweezer to remove the lashes from packaging, dip the adhesive side into the glue and attach it one by one near the lash line.
I don’t own these pictures above.
Evaluation:
So this week we learn about correcting eye shape and application of the lashes. i create a light smoky makeup which is a bad idea for eye shape like my model. which made her eye look more sink in, i should have apply light shadow on her lids to bring out her eye shape. For the lashes, i don’t think my model need false lashes because she have naturally very beautiful long and thick lashes. Even so, i tried it out. I personally think i did a great job on applying lashes. it was close to the lashes line and looked natural.
My Work:
Before
After
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