I finally got a chance to debut my proper (slight properproper) JL cos on the con. But, it was a bummer that I missed a few important details and parts. I hope to make it up for it soon!
Makeup:
There is nothing much change in my makeup except on the eye part where I exaggerated the eyeliner. It was hit or miss for me because I didn't see anything on my eye-shadow. The wig was a mess too so wax and hairspray is essentiak next time. I hope I can do a pile of trimming again soon. The rest of my base makeup was okay. Setting spray helped to keep my makeup in place while travelling. Did I forget about the eyebrows?? It was uneven gosh. Eyelid tapes and extending my eyeliner to inner corner of my eye made my eyes looked bigger.
Sunday, April 14, 2019
WIP WIP Hooray: Evolution of eye makeup
I did something different than usual today. I abandoned my old eye makeup habits and decided to follow a new routine.
I started with fixing the brows first using brow pencil and black eyeshadow. I created a line first then another set of lines on the top. Then blend and draw to make the brows look fuller. Then I brush and brush it until it gets into its right shape.
Next, I worked on my crease or the "fake lids". Before that, I set my eyes using the lightest beige eye-shadow. Then blend it over. I start with the bottom tail using two lighter brown shades then drew a line on the front tail using brow pencil. Then blend and blend it with darker brown eyeshadows. I keep adding more darker shades to satisfy the shadow lines on the crease part.
Third, is the upper eyeshadow. I used 3 variants of brow to bring out that shadowy/ombre effect onthe upper corner of the eye. Then I patted some red eyeshadow on that part.
Fourth, I set the lower lid for the fleek part. I used two dark brown shades to bring out that effect. Going back to the upper lid, I used angled brush and dark brown pencil for the fleekfleek. Then I blend black eyeshadow over it. Then a thin line of black under it using pen liner. I blended lots of brown eye pencil to make my lower lids fuller. Then used some black eyeshadow for the smoky effect. I proceeded with extending my eyeliner using a penliner and some blending using black eyeshadiweyeshadow.
Then, I used white and light beige colors to highlight the inner corner of the eyes.
For the final touch, I blended another line under the drawn lower lid lines and blended using the color same as the color of eye pencil I used (brown in this case). Blend blend blend using black and the same dark brown eyeshadow. I patted another red on that part extending to the fleek. I fixed my eyeliners using black eyeshadow.
The final touch is the mascara. I curled ky eyelashes then mascara. Emphasizing the lower lash part and the outer corner lashes.
There. So many steps I did but it was worth it. Eyelid tapes were optional.
Thoughts:
I basically liked this step. This is less exaggerated and brings out the fuller version of my lower lids. I realized hiw important it is to blend especially the crease part and not play with colors. I might try this with face tape then on another character if ever. Below are the pictures.
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I started with fixing the brows first using brow pencil and black eyeshadow. I created a line first then another set of lines on the top. Then blend and draw to make the brows look fuller. Then I brush and brush it until it gets into its right shape.
Next, I worked on my crease or the "fake lids". Before that, I set my eyes using the lightest beige eye-shadow. Then blend it over. I start with the bottom tail using two lighter brown shades then drew a line on the front tail using brow pencil. Then blend and blend it with darker brown eyeshadows. I keep adding more darker shades to satisfy the shadow lines on the crease part.
Third, is the upper eyeshadow. I used 3 variants of brow to bring out that shadowy/ombre effect onthe upper corner of the eye. Then I patted some red eyeshadow on that part.
Fourth, I set the lower lid for the fleek part. I used two dark brown shades to bring out that effect. Going back to the upper lid, I used angled brush and dark brown pencil for the fleekfleek. Then I blend black eyeshadow over it. Then a thin line of black under it using pen liner. I blended lots of brown eye pencil to make my lower lids fuller. Then used some black eyeshadow for the smoky effect. I proceeded with extending my eyeliner using a penliner and some blending using black eyeshadiweyeshadow.
Then, I used white and light beige colors to highlight the inner corner of the eyes.
For the final touch, I blended another line under the drawn lower lid lines and blended using the color same as the color of eye pencil I used (brown in this case). Blend blend blend using black and the same dark brown eyeshadow. I patted another red on that part extending to the fleek. I fixed my eyeliners using black eyeshadow.
The final touch is the mascara. I curled ky eyelashes then mascara. Emphasizing the lower lash part and the outer corner lashes.
There. So many steps I did but it was worth it. Eyelid tapes were optional.
Thoughts:
I basically liked this step. This is less exaggerated and brings out the fuller version of my lower lids. I realized hiw important it is to blend especially the crease part and not play with colors. I might try this with face tape then on another character if ever. Below are the pictures.
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