She has the longest natural eyelashes I've ever seen. Seriously, I'm envious. She also has full lips, and it's a feature I felt she under-emphasizes. Topping it off are cheekbones that really pop when she smiles, and we have a recipe for creating a soft eye, brighter lip, and glowy cheeks.
Before:
After:
Side by Side:
One more!
We did a really easy smokey eye, in copper and brown, with black liner on her waterline. She has deep set eyes, so the duo-tones in both the eyeshadow, mirroring her deep brown eyes and insanely long, dark lashes, really makes her eyes stand out and command attention. We tweezed her brows just a little bit, too.
On her lips, we did a slightly brighter color for the photos, but we also looked at some more berry colors she could try later on her own. The brightness was off-putting for her, so I showed her how to take a brighter, matte lipstick, and use it as a stain. Patting matte lipstick on, and then really rubbing it in will give you a wash of color, but won't leave you feeling like you have a bunch of stuff on your lips. You can also top it with a balm or gloss, and not worry about re-application as much.
Here is a complete list of what we used!
Face:
Brows:
Lips:
All-over: Wet n Wild Megalast Matte in 906D (color name is Wine
Room)
Eyes:
Lids: Kat Von D True Romance Eyeshadow Palette in Ladybird
("vespertine" on browbone, "harlow" on crease,
"wolf" on lower browbone ridge from inner corner to outer wing) (currently sold out on Sephora.com; I'm
assuming they'll get it back in stock)
Brushes:
Sonia Kashuk Smokey Eye Brush Set, and other Sonia Kashuk eyeshadow brushes
Angled
brush for eyebrow
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