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Alina L.

Feb 10, 2014

Alina L.

I Took Place in a Musical and had to do my make up by my Self, so what do you think about it.

Cami F.

Feb 10, 2014

Cami F.

The bottom lash line looks a bit off. It looks like you drew the line way to far down. When drawing a line make sure to draw it on the lashline, not below it. I don't know if it was supposed to be like that for your character, but just a tip! I would also suggest shaping your brows a bit more. Love the lashes though!

Haley S.

Feb 10, 2014

Haley S.

Well if she was in a musical, she would probably be on a stage. Drawing the line farther down would make her eyes look bigger to people far away, it wouldn't be noticeable.

Haley S.

Feb 10, 2014

Haley S.

I like your lashes, but the rest of the makeup is hard to see.

Casey B.

Feb 11, 2014

Casey B.

I agree with Cami. You don't want to have your eyes sag and droopy. Do a little lighter line perhaps as well. Try white eyeliner in waterline to help widen eye.

Casey B.

Feb 11, 2014

Casey B.

Oh nvm, I guess I understand what people are saying.

Alina L.

Feb 11, 2014

Alina L.

@cami it was supposed to be like that that's the biggest difference to normal make up because you Never draw it on the lashline and you are Not following the exact eyeshape because you want your eyes to Look very Big and Nobody notices it when your on Stage ;) this is a picture from me with Stage make up which was done by a Professional Theater make up Artist

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