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Pow!


Pooowww!!!

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    Pow!

    Pooowww!!!

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  • Omg that’s soooo cute

    Omg that’s soooo cute

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  • Lol

    Lol

    • 4 months ago
    • #obey
    • #snapback
    • #drainer
    • #funny
    • #wtf
  • makeupbox:

Grey with a Lavender Twist: Duochrome Sparkle Eyeshadow Tutorial
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Because Maybelline’s Color Tattoo shadows were SUCH a great product to use as glitter base, I couldn’t resist doing a second version in a slightly winged out kitten-eye shape. This time, I used a grey base (Audacious Asphalt) and a crystalline white glitter with a violet sheen on top.
The image above was taken in daylight, as I had a lot of trouble capturing the true color of the glitter (Virgo by Lime Crime) in flash photographs. It kept showing up white in the camera, although it’s a violet in real life. (Scroll to bottom of post for another image showing the duochrome effect).
You will need:
Black pencil
Grey cream shadow or base
Pale white glitter with lavender sparkle (you can actually use any pale glitter; it doesn’t need to be a white with violet duochrome, but if you can get hold of some, it adds a twist to the look)

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Step 1: First, I did a simple black liner swatch along the upper lid. Do it in a rough triangle so it’s thick at the outer corners.
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Step 2: Here’s the fun step. You apply the grey shadow using a synthetic concealer brush, and you want to line it up exactly above the black liner you did earlier (overlapping a tiny bit is fine) and then drag it out past the outer corners of the eye. 
This actually scrapes the black and pulls it out into a nice sharp wing.
The grey should go up to the hollow of the socket line, so continue to apply if that stroke with the brush did not cover everything.
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Step 3: The simple part is the glitter. Just quickly use the same brush to press a thin layer of pale white/violet glitter over the grey cream shadow.
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Step 4: Finish with black mascara. Because the glitter doesn’t really go down to the base of the lash line, you can easily wear half-strip lashes with this look for some extra drama.
It’s quite a neutral look but there’s just that bit of extra sparkle in a different color when your eyes catch the light.

To show you how the duochrome looks, I have an image taken in shaded interior lighting (daylight) as well. Grey, but not grey!

    makeupbox:

    Grey with a Lavender Twist: Duochrome Sparkle Eyeshadow Tutorial

    —

    Because Maybelline’s Color Tattoo shadows were SUCH a great product to use as glitter base, I couldn’t resist doing a second version in a slightly winged out kitten-eye shape. This time, I used a grey base (Audacious Asphalt) and a crystalline white glitter with a violet sheen on top.

    The image above was taken in daylight, as I had a lot of trouble capturing the true color of the glitter (Virgo by Lime Crime) in flash photographs. It kept showing up white in the camera, although it’s a violet in real life. (Scroll to bottom of post for another image showing the duochrome effect).

    You will need:

    • Black pencil
    • Grey cream shadow or base
    • Pale white glitter with lavender sparkle (you can actually use any pale glitter; it doesn’t need to be a white with violet duochrome, but if you can get hold of some, it adds a twist to the look)

    image

    —

    image

    Step 1: First, I did a simple black liner swatch along the upper lid. Do it in a rough triangle so it’s thick at the outer corners.

    —

    image

    Step 2: Here’s the fun step. You apply the grey shadow using a synthetic concealer brush, and you want to line it up exactly above the black liner you did earlier (overlapping a tiny bit is fine) and then drag it out past the outer corners of the eye. 

    This actually scrapes the black and pulls it out into a nice sharp wing.

    The grey should go up to the hollow of the socket line, so continue to apply if that stroke with the brush did not cover everything.

    —

    image

    Step 3: The simple part is the glitter. Just quickly use the same brush to press a thin layer of pale white/violet glitter over the grey cream shadow.

    —

    Step 4: Finish with black mascara. Because the glitter doesn’t really go down to the base of the lash line, you can easily wear half-strip lashes with this look for some extra drama.

    It’s quite a neutral look but there’s just that bit of extra sparkle in a different color when your eyes catch the light.

    image

    To show you how the duochrome looks, I have an image taken in shaded interior lighting (daylight) as well. Grey, but not grey!

    Source: makeupbox
    • 4 months ago
    • 445 notes
  • I support gays 100% if ur happy ur happy don’t let anybody else tell u what to do

    I support gays 100% if ur happy ur happy don’t let anybody else tell u what to do

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    • 4 months ago
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    • #gay cute kissing cheek
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  • makeup-madness:

happy 2013!

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    happy 2013!

    Source: makeup-madness
    • 4 months ago
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