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I love Linda Hallberg and jkissa style of makeup they did two toned eye makeup a while back. And I always see two toned eye makeup on instagram but never on girls my skin tone. I don’t know why that is. But I thought I would give it a try and I like it it’s not that bad. Would I wear this out? No not nescessarily. It’s for artsy situations like editorials or maybe you could wear this out in public, I’m just too chicken to. Anyway, here’s my look;
I Used a orange and green colour scheme but I was inspired by this little guy he’s soooooooo cute 😍😍😍😍.
Well the title says it all. For a while I’ve been stuck with only trying blended out looks on myself and clients. But, a harsh cut crease is nice to try from time to time. Overly blended eyeshadow is beautiful it’s just that I’ve always been great at blending cut creases aren’t my ish. So that’s why I did this pictorial 💜. I know not everyone is a instagram makeup artist or fiend so this is different from your typical day to day eye makeup and it looks hard to do. Surprisingly it was pretty easy.
Here are the steps!
No,you can wear any eyeshadow and lip colour you like. Your skins undertone determines your face makeup. Sure some colours may look dodgey on you but, you just have to know what looks good on you and what doesn’t.
I know for a fact orange lips look horrible on me but cooler toned lipsticks look great on me. Maybe it’s because I have a cooler undertone and at times I’m more on the neutral cool side. However, wear whatever you want and through trial and error you will see what lipstick lights up your face and which one makes you look dead.
To know your undertone just look at your arm are your veins blue,green or teal. If they’re green then your a warm undertone, if your veins are blue your a cool undertone and if your in the middle your neutral.
I say rock any colour of lipstick you like and if you want to wear bold colourful makeup do it! But foundation and other face makeup should be chosen according to your skintone or the complementary tone of the skin area you would like to correct. So if you have dark circles or a 5 o’clock shadow you should apply a peach or orange corrector to counteract that area, before foundation.
here’s a colour wheel which will hopefully help you understand what compliments your skin tone and what coloured concealers are used to correct redness or sallowness etc.
If you want ask me anything or comment below.
Been watching Jamie Genevieve on youtube for a while now. I love her style of makeup. Messy smokey eyes and an amazing highlight for days. She taught me so much. Makeup is different on everyone not one eye look can look the same but, I love how the look turned out on me. It made my eyes look more elongated and larger and the blue made my brown eyes stand out.
The products I used where the sleekmakeup idivine palletes in original (the navy shade), and the Ultra mattes v2 (paper bag) and lastly my face powder as a base for all the shadows to blend over and a the silver inner corner highlight was from a neon w7 pallette. I used the makeup I have and I’m a firm believer that you don’t need high end products to recreate certain looks.
Hi, I’m Rawan and I love makeup but I hardly wear a full face of makeup on a daily basis. But to me makeup saved my life. It all started when I was 18. I googled Why am I ugly and a bunch of makeup youtube videos came up. And my first pick was pixiwoo. I LOVE them they helped me see makeup as a profession and not so much as a way to look “pretty”. I forgot about how “ugly” I was and just religiously watched their tutorials ever since. Now I’m 27 and I want to be a makeup artist. So,I collaborated with my best friend who is also my sister; Dinan and her work colleague and now my best friend Hiba. And we started R.H.D Beauty. In hopes that this little collaboration of our talents and hobies would soon become an empire for our grandchildren.