Hi guys. This is an eye-makeup tutorial which I call "Purple Haze" mainly because of the makeup palette I used which is called AVON "True Color - Purple Haze" and yes, it has 4 different shades or tints or, even better, hazes of purple! Ha ha. Anyway, you're going to use the color next to the lightest color and going right so... you see the color right at the top, you are going to use the color at the right of that as a base. I'm going to label all the colors as the color they are so the first one: Lilac, next one: Lavender, 3rd one: Grapefruit and last one: Charcoal. So you have applied the Lavender as a base. For the crease, outline it in the Grapefruit color. You are going to carry this to the point of the base color drags on or, basically, the outer v of your eye. Now, get a clean blending brush and blend the Grapefruit and Lavender together. For the tear duct, apply the Charcoal and join it to the inside of the crease so that the tear duct is dark and as it joins with the crease it becomes lighter. For the water line apply a silver, glittery color. For the brow bone all you need is the Lilac and use a little touch of it. To make it look hazy, use the blending brush you used previously and and smudge the Lilac (after applying it). Now you need a gel liquid liner but avoid a flick, you just want it to the end of your lashes. Okay, curl your lashes and mascara them. I know that doesn't make sense but instead of saying "apply mascara" I'm just going to say "mascara them". That's all for now, good luck. Bye for now my brilliant bollies!
Tuesday, 9 July 2013
Purple Haze: Tutorial
Hi guys. This is an eye-makeup tutorial which I call "Purple Haze" mainly because of the makeup palette I used which is called AVON "True Color - Purple Haze" and yes, it has 4 different shades or tints or, even better, hazes of purple! Ha ha. Anyway, you're going to use the color next to the lightest color and going right so... you see the color right at the top, you are going to use the color at the right of that as a base. I'm going to label all the colors as the color they are so the first one: Lilac, next one: Lavender, 3rd one: Grapefruit and last one: Charcoal. So you have applied the Lavender as a base. For the crease, outline it in the Grapefruit color. You are going to carry this to the point of the base color drags on or, basically, the outer v of your eye. Now, get a clean blending brush and blend the Grapefruit and Lavender together. For the tear duct, apply the Charcoal and join it to the inside of the crease so that the tear duct is dark and as it joins with the crease it becomes lighter. For the water line apply a silver, glittery color. For the brow bone all you need is the Lilac and use a little touch of it. To make it look hazy, use the blending brush you used previously and and smudge the Lilac (after applying it). Now you need a gel liquid liner but avoid a flick, you just want it to the end of your lashes. Okay, curl your lashes and mascara them. I know that doesn't make sense but instead of saying "apply mascara" I'm just going to say "mascara them". That's all for now, good luck. Bye for now my brilliant bollies!
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