Shira M.
Shira M.

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So, I posted this nail look because I thought it was unique! Sara did a fantastic job on this look! Comment if you like it or not. Also try and re-create this look too :)
Mirror, Mirror on... My Nails!
Kadria H.
Drag Queen
Farah D.
Inspired by Nicki Minaj's makeup she wore for her performance with Justin Bieber at the 2012 AMAs. However, I think this would be a perfect for something like New Year's! Inspiration Photo: http://www.billboard.com/photos/stylus/2635129-nicki-minaj-justin-bieber-performing-amas-2012-617-409.jpg Tutorial: http://youtu.be/BTsIGSihgP0
Glamorous Party Eyes
Emma P.
Harsh Crease
Lulu C.
Makeup/Model: Kerosene Deluxe Photo: Dannielle Levan/Strangekitty.ca
Blue Crystal
Dannielle L.
Pop Art Comic
Denali B.
Makeup by Blanche Macdonald Makeup graduate and CurliQue Beauty Q Talent Leader Jaylene McRae. "The character I created for Halloween is the 'Disco Fashionista'. She is an energetic diva who is inspired by vibrant colours, textures and big hair!! She is always dancing and laughing and working it for the camera. The main products I used to create this look were from Make Up For Ever and Kevyn Aucoin for facial sculpting. For the base, I first applied Make Up For Ever’s panstick #070 (white) and set it with #0 (white) super matte setting powder. The cheek contour and highlight is with Kevyn Aucoin’s Ethereal Pressed Powder in #ep13, gorgeous Celestia powder "Candlelight" and Pure Powder Glow blush in "Shadore" (soft pink). The faux “smile” is created with Make Up For Ever’s Aqua Black eyeshadow. I just love the intensity and wateproof quality of MUFE’s Aqua Black liner. Tip: it’s important to make sure that you use waterproof products to ensure stability, especially when drawing precise details in your Makeup look. This smile came to life with a mixture of Make Up For Ever’s cream makeup from the 12 Flash Color case. For the lip colour, I blended Lit glitters to get a beautiful depth and shine. I used the sealing liquid from Lit to paint it on. For the eyes, I washed Make Up For Ever’s Aqua Black eyeshadow all over the lid. Not only is Aqua Black great to create an extra black detailed line, it’s also a fantastic base for a smokey eye as it easily glides over the eyelid and dries quickly. I used a sink drain as a stencil and applied MUFE’s bright eyeshadows over top of the black base to make the eyes pop. I then created the eye shape focusing on making sure my lines were precise and clean. For my model’s water line, I applied Kevyn Aucoin’s White Kohl Pencil. I finished my look off with Make Up For Ever’s eyelashes #110 on the top and #109/#153 on the bottom. They create amazing drama and I think they really finish the look!"
Disco Fashionista
Blanche M.
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Mystical Mermaid
Ashley W.
Neck Mouth
Melissa B.
Can I have a bite?
Charlotte A.
:)
two face inspired
Sarah L.
http://www.missbeautyaddict.com
Jessica Rabbit
Tereska H.
This is an ORIGINAL idea. My eye and brow are backwards. Trippy right?
CONFUSED? Reversed eye
Makeupartbybrekal i.
Skull
Raquel F.
Yes, my eye is UPSIDE DOWN. This is an ORIGINAL idea. Trippy? Yes.
CONFUSED? Rearranged Face Series
Makeupartbybrekal i.
This is me with the Sugar Skull makeup I did yesterday :)
Sugar Skull for Halloween
Svanhildur S.
Tutorial: http://youtu.be/DbGdZRpHYMg
Morticia Addams
Emma P.
Halloween Mask Bal
Zmalowana A.
One of the seasons I did for the Season Fantasy Photo Shoot. Photography credits go to Kim Smith, One Moment in Time Photography
Winter White
Brittany K.
Makeup by Blanche Macdonald Makeup student Catlyn Jeong. “With this look, I wanted to create something funky something that is totally different and vibrant yet still matching with my previous work. To create a more fantasy look on the face, I airbrushed vibrant colors using Golden Airbrush Paint in purple, yellow, green red and blue. I applied false lashes top and bottom to intensify the look. As for the bottom lashes, I placed about them approximately 5mm away from the natural lashes. I was inspired by the necklace which I placed on the hat and therefore, extended the pattern by created a similar, flowy pattern into the neck.”
Fantasy Shades
Blanche M.
Realistic Jessica Rabbit make up tutorial.
Jessica Rabbit
Ashley D.
Inspired by Tim Burton's Corpse Bride
Orissa M.
Makeup: Bre Kali Photog: William Hill Hair: Shawanda Clarence Model: Simran Chadha
BurgundyBeauty
Makeupartbybrekal i.
Idda van Munster v.
check out my matching nail art too: http://www.maryammaquillage.com/2012/10/dia-de-los-muertos-sugar-sculls.html
I'm a Mexican Sugar Skull!
Maryam M.
Tutorial: http://youtu.be/DbGdZRpHYMg
Morticia Addams
Emma P.
Photographer: Tony Veloz Stylist: Oksana Anel Makeup artist: Dana Delaney Hair stylist: Jessica Kidd Manicurist: Angel Williams <---- @AngelNailsIt
Paradigm, Syn Magazine, Oct 2012
Angel W.
makeup by me hair: Elena Glazkova photo: Georgiy Borisenko
Retro
Vlada H.
Model : Evie Lenis Model Photographer: www.carlosbourn.co.uk Hair: KT Desighner: Theo Makeup: Me
Blonde Ambition
Tabby C.