Maria Betania R.
Maria Betania R.

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Eyeshadow
Simple
Twyla C.
Had alot of fun creating this nails
polkadot part
Aley L.
Lush lacquer haywire
haywire
Alison P.
Officially obsessed with Sephora+Pantone collab this year. NEED EVERYTHING Products Not Listed: Sephora Pantone Glitter Strobe Emerald Eyeliner
The Siren
Victoria D.
Inside-out-braids that I mastered at one party <3
Braids
Paulina A.
http://barukrizova.blogspot.cz/2013/03/dots.html
Dots
Barbora K.
Dew drop
Black
Carrie R.
Hey, I'm back :) Hope you like this eye makeup!
Gold Dust
Nicole F.
Beatiful nails
music nail xxxx
Lisa M.
Classic 50's Makeup!
Jennifer M.
www.arvonka-nails.blogspot.com
Valentine Manicure
Veronika S.
Inspired by My Little Pony :)) http://thepolishwell.blogspot.com/2012/05/nail-ideas-my-little-pony.html
Colorful Stripes
Michelle C.
Happy Valentine's Day everyone! http://thepolishwell.blogspot.com/2013/02/nail-ideas-owl-love-you-forever.html
Owl Love You Forever <3
Michelle C.
Contouring can really change and enhance your features! 1. Prep your face by applying the foundation of your choice in your actual shade as a base and to cover up any imperfections that you may want to conceal. 2. Choose a concealer that is 2-3 shades lighter than your actual foundation to highlight and bring forward the features you want to enhance. 3. Apply the lighter concealer to the high points on your face which include; the bridge of your nose, forehead, under your eyes (create a triangle shape to really bring our your cheekbones), cupids bow (area above your top lip) and chin. This will create a longer or more oval shaped face. 4. Choose a concealer that is 2-3 shades darker than your foundation to contour your face. This step makes the areas on your face that you do want to be so noticeable recede and create an even more oval shape that is desirable to most individuals. Apply this to the sides of your nose to make your nose appear more straight and thin, around the circumference of your face, and between your ear and mouth to create the perfect contour to enhance your cheekbones. Tip: Cheek Contour: Place your thumb at the top of your ear where your ear meets the side of your face. You will feel the protrusion of your cheek bone, this is where you want to start your contour. Take your index finger and point it towards the edge of your mouth, the line that your fingers create is here your contour should be placed. 5. After your highlight and contour is placed, take a damp sponge and blend everything together. Be sure to stipple or pounce the sponge along the face so you don't smudge everything together and loose the effect of the contouring. 6. After you have perfectly blended everything together, set everything with a powder. Set your highlight with a lighter powder and your contour in a slightly darker colour. 7. You can then add some colour and define your contour and highlight even more with a blush and add a highlight along your cheekbones. Hope this helps! :)
How to Contour
Sathi G.
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DIY braid tutorial
Alana D.
New haircut .. Likes ?? ;)
NEW HAIR CUT :)
Tiffany P.
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clineja
Maria M.
hope u like it:)
Close Up - Galaxy Inspired Eyeshadow
Nicole F.
Seductive Valentine
Clarissa V.
1. I first applied a generous amount of primer and foundation all around my eye. Then I went over my whole eyelid up to my eyebrows with a white kajal pencil and set it all with a transparent powder. 2. I applied the white pencil on my waterline and bottom eyelashes and enlarged my eye with outdrawing the shape of my eye under the eyelashes. I set it all with a matte white eyeshadow. 3. After I had a smooth surface to work with, I applied a light nude shade all over my eyelid and a white shimmering eyeshadow around my tearducts and on my browbone. 4. Simulating the shape of my real crease, I drew a fake crease a little bit higher with a black eye pencil, created dimension with brown eyeshadow, deepened the crease by applying black eyeshadow with a smaller flat brush and defined the final fake crease with black gel liner. 5. I started doing my eyeliner from the middle and worked my way out following my upper (not lower!) lashline, creating a droppy sleepy effect and brought it out quite a lot. Then I completed the inner third as well. 6. With a small blending brush, I applied a light brown eyeshadow under the white shape I created under my eye. Then, with the same black gel eyeliner I used for the top eyeliner, I started creating a fake lower lashline and connected it with the droppy upper eyeliner. I drew on a few "lashes" as well. 7. I defined my eyebrows sharply and made them thinner as usual. Then I applied mascara on my upper eyelashes, waited for it to dry and put on dolly false eyelashes. I cut one part of thicker eyelashes in half and applied those two parts a little bit further than where my real lashline ends. That's it, your anime eye is done :)
Manga inspired
Nicole F.
Soft Valentine's Look
Valentina B.
Every Day Look
Lulu C.
red lipstick and thing eyeliner
red lipstic
Shannen Q.
Barbie without make-up, it's the imperfection that make us beautiful. Inside and out ❤
She's normal like the rest of us
Nee-ann M.
Spring Comes Early
Stephanie K.
Red Glittery Lips
Yumemi S.
Bow
Marilyn Y.
Pink And Purple
Marilyn Y.
Red Friday.
Paulina W.
Monroe.
Paulina W.
For the Ladies (>‿♥)
Lipstick Guide
Saj C.
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Naked Pallet 2
Alana D.
Pravanna Violet
purple hair
Glenda H.
Cut the toe off of a sock and roll it into a doughnut bun!
Sock Bun!
Morgan M.
There Are Two Sides To All Stories
Mille S.
Good hair day.
Red Curls
Kate K.