Hey everyone! Last month I worked on a shoot and created this simple smokey eye look for my model Wendy. The Smokey Eye is one of my favorite looks to do on clients. There are many ways to pull it off but the key to this look is the blending. Whether you use black, midnight blue, plum, or a dark emerald green as your base shadow, the colors should be blended to the point of not being able to see when one color begins and the other ends.
In this particular look, I used a dark gray soft shimmer shadow as her base color and blended it with a matte brown shadow about two shades darker than her skin tone in the crease. I also added lash extensions and shaded her brows to finish the eye look. I contoured her face with cream foundations to highlight her complexion and define her cheekbones. Lastly, on the lips I used a nude demi-matte (slightly glossy) lipstick to keep it simple. Here's the finished look:
And as usual a few candid shots from my phone:
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Behind the Scenes: Ashley Beauty Shoot
Another shoot I worked on just last month. Ashley, the model, is such a chameleon! I'm convinced should could pull off any look. Sweet face without the makeup but can effortlessly transform into edgy chic.
For this shoot I wanted BOLD, but not so bold that it would take away from Ashley's gorgeous greenish gray eyes and natural beauty. So I started by sharply filling in Ashley's brows with a dark brown powder. I defined the eye by sweeping a light flesh color shadow all over the lid, applied a matte black eyeshadow to the outer corners of the eyes and then lightly blended the color diagonally towards the brow bone. I finished the eye with a black liquid liner. On her cheeks I used a peach toned powder blush and swept bronzer through the hollows of her cheeks and across the forehead. The look was completed with a bright yellow lip color and clear gloss.
A few mobile shots from Ashley's shoot:
Behind the Scenes: Bianca Beauty Shoot
Hey everyone!
Here are a few Behind the Scenes pics from Bianca's shoot:
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