With more than 20 years of experience in the makeup.I was also beauty consultant/advisor for international beauty products companies & recently been appointed as a member of the Talent Advisory Panel for beauty & wellness with Singapore People's Association.Local publication "Her World" voted me "Best Makeup Artist" in 2002 and I was invited to sit in the judging panels of national competitions like "Matatila Beauty/Hair (Jakarta/Indonesia) 2003" and "Her World Beauty Awards 2006".
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Shading color from CanMake.
There's always at least a shading color in my makeup items, saw this at Watson yesterday with great texture! Matte yet fine, I normally use it for contouring the face shape, eye sockets or nose's shading.
What I normally do is applying the shading color with a very soft eye shadow brush only along the eye socket area as this will help to reduce the puffiness. Do not over apply (too heavy in tone) as it may look unnatural, also if the shading color are too yellow or ash brown I'll add on a bit of peach/light pink to tone it down.
which is good for someone fair?
ReplyDelete[01] Danish Brown for fair complexion.
ReplyDelete[02] Burnt Brown for darker complexion.
how to shade the eyes? when i use a brown eyeshadow, my eyes look more swollen than deep-set! txs!
ReplyDeleteWhat I normally do is applying the shading color with a very soft eye shadow brush only along the eye socket area as this will help to reduce the puffiness. Do not over apply (too heavy in tone) as it may look unnatural, also if the shading color are too yellow or ash brown I'll add on a bit of peach/light pink to tone it down.
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