Twiology Makeup
Melissa 3 - Victoria
1. Using your tissue method (which works like a dream!) and a large
makeup brush I applied the Porcelain Girl all over my face
2. Using the Afterglow on a smaller makeup brush, I highlighted my
cheekbones, nose, forehead, and chin. I also applied it all around my
eyes to create a base for the eyeshadow.
3. With the same smaller brush, I used the Flushed Bronzer to create a
slight shadow in the hollow underneath my cheekbone.
4. I mixed the Marooned and the Soot eyeshadow together (about a 1:1
ratio) to create a metallically reddish color. I added a few drops of
water, and using a bent eyeliner brush, I lined my upper lid, creating
a slight cat-eye. I worked the shadow in between my upper lashes too
5. With the same liquid shadow, I very, very lightly lined the outside
of the bottom lid and then smudged it with my finger.
6. Using a rounded eyeshadow brush I worked the Theory eyeshadow into
the crease of my lid.
7. With the same brush, I used the Marooned to smudge and soften the
catseye liner that I applied earlier.
8. I re-applied the Afterglow to my upperlid (between the crease and
the liner) and around my eyesocket to help make my eyes stand out.
9. Mascara, Lipstick, and contacts
10. Using a large makeup brush, I lightly dusted the Glitz across my
collarbone and cheekbones. If I had known how the sun would come out
during the photography session, I probably would have applied it a
little more liberally :)
Melissa 3 - Victoria
1. Using your tissue method (which works like a dream!) and a large
makeup brush I applied the Porcelain Girl all over my face
2. Using the Afterglow on a smaller makeup brush, I highlighted my
cheekbones, nose, forehead, and chin. I also applied it all around my
eyes to create a base for the eyeshadow.
3. With the same smaller brush, I used the Flushed Bronzer to create a
slight shadow in the hollow underneath my cheekbone.
4. I mixed the Marooned and the Soot eyeshadow together (about a 1:1
ratio) to create a metallically reddish color. I added a few drops of
water, and using a bent eyeliner brush, I lined my upper lid, creating
a slight cat-eye. I worked the shadow in between my upper lashes too
5. With the same liquid shadow, I very, very lightly lined the outside
of the bottom lid and then smudged it with my finger.
6. Using a rounded eyeshadow brush I worked the Theory eyeshadow into
the crease of my lid.
7. With the same brush, I used the Marooned to smudge and soften the
catseye liner that I applied earlier.
8. I re-applied the Afterglow to my upperlid (between the crease and
the liner) and around my eyesocket to help make my eyes stand out.
9. Mascara, Lipstick, and contacts
10. Using a large makeup brush, I lightly dusted the Glitz across my
collarbone and cheekbones. If I had known how the sun would come out
during the photography session, I probably would have applied it a
little more liberally :)