How To Do Bridesmaid Makeup

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TodayI'm going to show you some tricks of the trade and some of my make up secrets.

Hi there, today we are doing a bridesmaid look, now when choosing a bridesmaid look you need to pick a colour as same that's going to work universally for all of your bridesmaids and also with the colour theme of the weeding. Now, there is a few thing that you need to take into consideration like specially about the brides makeup is going to be something that is going to flatter that look as well.

I have chosen to do a very soft shimmery eye that's nice and settle a little bit smoky that's just going to be flattering to everybody.

OK, I am going to start by doing nice chocolate eyeliner I am just going to smooch that into the eyeliner top to the bottom, looking down for me open your eyes.

Depending on the colour theme with the dresses you want to choose a different colour to the eyes because my modal just happens be wearing a very lovely plum colour today I am going to do something just going to flat to that.

If you _ in the warm colours gold and brown its's going to work quite low if you got cooler colours like purple or lavender dress perhaps sliver something in the cool colour range and the eyes is going to work look quite nicely.

It's important to _ of very soft just usually its's going to be day time wedding and you can be out in full day light as the harshest light to work with so you needs to be very precise and very clean you donâ't want to have anything that's too dark as and in very harsh when you get the photos.

Everything needs to be very soft and blended.

You also donâ't want to compete with the bride, bride mean to be there is the extra part of the weeding to make your look very beautiful but you donâ't want to add it means overtake, so no bright lips as you talking of interesting weeding where everybody is in 1940â's bright lip and flick tie line-up, it generally want to keep that nice and such whole and keep everything right and neutral.

So, I have just finished of the other eye in the exact same way and now I am going to do wash of colour in champagne glow from pixy in fairly light solar across the entire eyelid and blended out. So, pressing the pigment all the along the eyelid, keeping the colour more intense in centre as you want to pickup the highlight and then taking nice fluffy brush and blending it out so its's just no harsh it just.



Now, I am going to took over with a little bit of gold and I am taking into the suck around and then bringing it down at the edges. It gives the shape a little bit more definition. And it can blending up use the same brush because product that was on for this very-very flat and its's going to help you plain because you putting same colour anyway.

And with this same gold from my Mac colour I am going to tap off any excess with an angle brush and looking up for me. Just coming really nice and close to the lash line the skin gives you a little bit of extra definition to make those eyes pop.

Now, I am just going to finish of the eyes by doing some individual foresee lashes, something that I wouldnâ't wear everyday but as it is a special occasion its's nice to got the extra bit of effort and individual foresee lashes and looking down they can be a little bit fiddly but once you used to them they are quite easy you just need to pop some in where the natural lashes and not to the skin.

Little tiny dip of glue, when to not to go passes the point of no return when you are doing eyelashes and keep them just a little bit in from where your natural lashes finish and that will give you that beautiful lifting cat eye rather than dragging the eye down. Now, finish the eye with the individual foresee lashes, you just need to let the glow dry on the lashes it you will see the little white dots that donâ't disappear in no time.

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