How To Do Britney Spears 'Slave 4 U' Make-Up Look

Step 1: Britney Spears Slave 4 U:

Hi everyone, by popular demand a Britney Spears Slave 4 U look coming up. Yes its been requested by tons of you now so lets go now I'm only going on a picture i will add this one on the end I promise so you can see what I've been working with. the pictures I've been getting in my email box i can't open them so I've had to open just some of them and see where we go.

Step 2: Max Shears stick:

We are going to apply some Max Shears stick and chalk stick all over the eyelid just to past the crease and we are going to use this because its gives a nice dark depth to the colors we are going to put on, it makes the colors pop. you'll see what i mean when it's done. You wouldn't get the color pop if you just put on a light base or your normal eye lid colour. The good thing about darker skin tones is you do get a better colour pay off funny enough where it doesn't look so good on lighter skin tones. Get as close to the lash line as possible because it's going to be darkened out as well. Okay, now on the bottom lash line as well. Hope you can see that alright. I know it looks a bit odd now but you'll see what I mean in a minute.

Step 3: E.L.F make up brush:

Now we're going to use, if I can find it, it's right in front of us today and I still can't find it, we're going to use a little E.L.F. brush, it's an eye shadow brush we're going to apply some mark, blue absinthe all over the black, the shade stick, like so. Dab it in and really get the colour all over. Just dab it in for now because you're going to be blending it in soon. You just want to get the colour picked up all over the black.

Step 4: Pigment white:

Now, once you've got your blue on we're going to put on some Mark pigment white and we're going to put this all over the eyebrow area towards the blue. Dab a little bit on your brush, I use the lid sometimes because it helps to dab any excess off so apply it in a circular motion right up, you're going to be bringing these two colors together in a moment. Just do that for now, with the white right in and blend it along with the blue.

Step 5: Blending the Make up.

So, just blend in the white pigment all over the upper eye-lid and under the brow bone in a nice swirly motion and then once you've got that you're going to take a dark color, I'm using, if I can find it, where's it gone? I'm using Nos Night Powder, dark green, and I'm just using the blending brush again and I'm going to take a little bit of that, dab off any access because it's dark, don't want it to run down your face, I'm just going to blend it along the top of the blue not covering the whole lot though, go right the way in, right along the top of the blue, then go out, at an angle, like that.

Step 6: Repeat on the other side.

So now that you've done that you can do the same on the other side and then just bring it down on an angle. It's very hard to sit on this side because of the light I know I keep saying that I am going to fix it and sort it out but I haven't gotten around to it and I feel like I'm always busy doing something. So bring it out a little bit. And now that side seems higher, I'm going to straighten that up so. Keep dotting it up adding more as you go. You'll need a smaller brush for this end bit because it is going to overlap and go on your face. It's too big of a brush that I'm using, to be honest.

Step 7: Finish up:

Now, you're going to apply some black to the upper lid. Sorry about that my camera cut-off, once you've done your Nos, your Night Powder, in the crease, and then you're going to take some mascara and darken the look out, and do some nice lashes. I'm using Maybellene's Intense Volume Mascara and I like it because it separates my lashes nice. I always tip my head back as I'm doing this because it really helps because you don't