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Strobist Info: Westcott large umbrella from the screen right with sb900, Westcott Octabox from screen left sb900, Westcott softbox rectangular from front sb600 triggered with pocketwizard flex on manual mode
Makeup for the beginners tends to be confusing and sometimes even not working out in the first attempts. This can be attributed to the fact that there a lot of makeup products that are present in the market with most of them having unclear tips about their application. In the UK, 22% of the beginners use makeup depending on their moods while using their own techniques while 42% of them prefer using natural make up tips which are good options. Read more at: www.beautyepic.com/makeup-for-beginners/
I kinda borrow (stole?) the eye strakes from a fellow CD here on Flickr. You may know them, DJ Bridget.
What I snatched was the outer lines of the eyes. I liked how they almost look like the head of a bird when combined with the inner barb, and the shape of the eye.
Give Bridget's photostream a look. She makes me look awfully dull.
Makeup by Lydioteision Customs
Dress by "Cositas de nenitas"
Her ETSY page: www.etsy.com/shop/MiercolesHappy
My email: lydioteision@hotmail.com
First and foremost: It has come to my attention that there is someone out there that is taking my makeup pictures here and passing them off as their own. All I really have to say is: not cool. I hope your conscience finally kicks in and realize that these pictures are my property. This is the primary reason I select "All Rights Reserved" on all my photos, and this is the way all my photos have ever been tagged. I do not release these under any sort of license that allows you to take and post these pictures here or elsewhere, with or without credit. If you like my collection and pictures, that's great: please only link to my Flickr address (www.flickr.com/photos/mariana929/), but do not repost my pictures as your own. As trite as it is: you're going to ruin this for the rest of the population. I would hate to set my photos on private, and it's a shame that stupid, thoughtless actions of one will not allow me to display these photos publicly. I don't want to resort to watermarking or tagging my images, either -- I would assume respect would suffice.
If you want to go ahead and ignore common courtesy, I figure you really have more problems than just trying to pass off things as your own that are clearly not your own. I'm not going to pursue any sort of action because this isn't grand theft, but it IS theft of my intellectual and property rights. And that, to me, is far worse.
Beyond that bit of administrativa: I got samples of pigments from the MAC Naughty Nauticals collection -- Bell Bottom Blue, Lark About, and Mutiny.
Stopped by Basin and grabbed two soaps: Sandalwood and Patchouli and Tea Tree.
Stuff from BBW: Lemon Mentha Lip Shine and Orange Mentha Body Wash (not as invigorating as I had hoped).
And finally, a nail polish order from 8ty8beauty: OPI Moon Over Mumbai, China Glaze For Audery, CG Celtic Sun, Color Club Lazer Pink, CG Turned Up Turqouise (a little more blue-green than the photo), CG Recycle, and OPI Dating a Royal.
That's all, folks.
Makeup Artist Danielle Pirslin performs a horror makeup tutorial on Famous Celebrity Joseph Carrillo. Don't try this at home.
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This is one of the instructional sessions presenting professional make-up techniques, which together with a detailed description can be found in the new interactive magazine for make-up artists – e-makeup (No. 2-3/2008). The publication will be available on our website www.e-makeup.eu/ in mid-September 2008.