Aļona B.
Aļona B.

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Green glitter eyeshadow look
Martha F.
Forest green plus brown
Diana C.
the photo is from INSTAGRAM
attractive make up
Sabrina S.
Pop of color
Chloe Y.
Deep, dark smokey goodness! Follow me on instagram for more looks! @madeup_mama Not listed: Jet Couture pressed pigment
Smoldering and Shimmering
Kayla A.
(NOTE NOT MINE!!!) Just looks like something fun
How to make a dress (:
Lily H.
Blue Brown Pigment
Janeen K.
MAC Nightmoth lip pencil + OCC Black Dahlia lip tar + MAC Lipglass in clear
Black Dahlia
Lauren F.
Yellow and purple
Agnes Lovise H.
Neon 2
Roxanne RocknRoll X.
Using Sugarpill in tako, dollipop, poison plum and goldilux. Sugarpill eyelashes, Barry M - Shocking Pink on the lips :D
Pretty in Pink
Roxanne RocknRoll X.
using lit cosmtics in Elton jon and Champagne wishes. Sugarpill in tako and afterparty, and dior 5-Colour Designer All-In-One Artistry Palette in Amber Design. Rimel glam eye eyeliner and créme eyelashes in 101
Blue eyebrows
Roxanne RocknRoll X.
Reverse Smokey Eye
Jordan B.
My take on Eva longoria's updo
bridal celebrity hair
Cindy N.
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.
Alexia A.
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Neon Sunset
Alexia A.
Urban Decay Chaos on the lid, MAC brown script on the crease, MUG corrupt on the outer v
Blue Smokey Eye
Ritz O.
I used a black cake liner to create the bold winged liner on top with MAC's 210 bush.. and used MAC Smolder eye kohl on the bottom blended out with MAC's Carbon & Sugarpill's Dollipop :)
Black and Pink
Starrly G.
Pigment Splatter! I mixed matte pigments with Fix+, and spritz it around the eyes =) Makeup by Starrly Gladue. Photo by John Bellerose. Hair by Jen Beaulieu. Model - Jill Billingsley.
Color Splash
Starrly G.
All MAC shadows - samoa silk blended into free to be, with swiss chocolate, embark and carbon in the crease :)
Warm Smokey
Starrly G.
drama.
Purple & Gold Glitter
Ritz O.
Just swatching and playing around with Lime Crime's uniliners :)) Review is up on ze blog: http://www.maryammaquillage.com/2012/06/unikorn-winkers.html
UniKorn WinKs
Maryam M.
Red Glittery Lips
Yumemi S.
Winter Smoke
Yumemi S.
Sugarpill Lovin'
Yumemi S.
Amanda L.
don't forget you can also highlight your lips to make them look plump and as if it had a halo!!
Highlights And Contours
Leslyn W.
Makeup, hair, styling, photography and post-production – all by our incredible Blanche Macdonald Makeup graduate/instructor and Timothy Hung. This look is inspired by Les Misérables! Here is his Makeup breakdown: 1. Cleanse the face with Biorderma Sensibio H2O. 2. Moisturize and massage skin with Darphin Organic Rose Aromatic Care mixed in with Aveda Jasmine Absolute and Rose Absolute Oils. 3. Condition the lips with Rosebud Lip Salve. 4. Fill in the lash line with Make Up For Ever Aqua Black Waterproof Cream Eye Shadow. 5. Mix Make Up For Ever’s HD Foundation in shade #110 with Giorgio Armani Fluid Sheer in shade #7 and apply with a brush 6. Line the contour of the eyes with M.A.C Kohl Pencil in Costa Riche, blend thoroughly and add M.A.C Sculpt Powders in Sculpt and Shadowy. 7. Add M.A.C Carbon Eye Shadow for more definition in the crease of the eyes. 8. Apply M.A.C Light Touch Pressed Pigment with fingers directly on the eyelid for a liquid-like highlight. 9. Highlight/line bottom lash line with M.A.C Chromagraphic Pencil in NC15/NW20. 10. Apply a sheer coat of Diorshow’s Iconic Mascara in shade #090 to the top lashes. 11. Contour the cheeks with M.A.C Cream Color Base in Mid-Tone Sepia and Cream Color Base in Devilish Orange for a flush of colour. 12. Highlight the height of the cheekbones, the brow bones, the bridge of the nose and the chin with M.A.C Cream Colour Base in Pearl 13. Define and line lips with M.A.C Beet Lip Line. Lightly tap the lips to defuse the intensity. Follow this by applying Dior Addict Ultra Gloss in shade #982 for shine and intensity.
Les Misérables
Blanche M.
Black And White Fantasy ღ
Brownie B.
A PBLovized version of the mexicans sugar skulls. ~ Model: Erica Francese www.pureblacklove.com
Calavera Promo (2012)
Eva D.
Idda van Munster v.
Makeup by Blanche Macdonald Global Makeup student Veronica Duk Soo Cho for her class photo shoot.
Picture Perfect
Blanche M.
This is from my Feathered Liner tutorial.
Feathered Liner
Heather H.
Watch my tutorial here: http://youtu.be/cYeA0eO_zhA - the Black Dahlia is the 6th makeup tutorial for my 2012 Halloween series. NOTE: This special effects recreation makeup is in no way intended to offend or disrespect the memory of Elizabeth Short. Special Effects Makeup Artists recreate a lot of traumatic and disturbing looks, how is this any different then the effects that are simulated in film.
The Black Dahlia
Rebeckah W.
Eye poked out with scissors, it's only fake products though! No real blood or cuts
bloody halloween looks
Agness K.