Romantische half-updo #1

Ik begon met het in secties verdelen van de haren. De haren langs het gezicht heb ik in twee secties verdeeld met de scheiding ongeveer boven het linker oog. Deze twee secties heb ik glad gemaakt met behulp van een styling creme. Vervolgens heb ik de sectie van de bovenkant van het hoofd tot aan de oren getoupeerd. Daarna heb ik alle haren gekruld met een krultang en het goed met haarlak ingespoten. Vervolgens heb ik van de getoupeerde sectie een staartje gemaakt en deze aan de basis met clips vastgezet. Daarna heb ik een aantal krullen vastgepind met haarspelden.

Stralende make-up voor de rijpe, donkere huid (70+)

Ik begon met de voorbereiding van de huid.
Eerst heb ik de huid gereinigd met een milde reinigingsmelk. Dit helpt om dode huid cellen te verwijderen en de huid zacht en glanzend te laten zijn.
Daarna heb ik een foundation primer van Revlon aangebracht op het hele gezicht behalve op de oogleden en mond.
Vervolgens heb ik MAC Pro longwear concealer NC35 met CC Cream van Mary Kay en gouden luminizer gemengd en op het gezicht aangebracht. De gouden luminizer geeft de huid een zachte glans en laat de huid er jonger uitzien.
Ik gebruikte ook een heel klein beetje poeder op de T-zone (voorhoofd, neus en kin).
Daarna heb ik een klein beetje bruine oogschaduw aan de buitenkant van de oogleden aangebracht.
Ik heb met een zwart oog potlood zachte lijnen langs de wimpers aangebracht om een volle-wimper effect te geven.
Vervolgens heb ik de wenkbrauwen ingevuld met een zwart wenkbrauw-potlood.
Tenslotte heb ik een rode, vloeibare lippenstift aan de lippen aangebracht met een kwastje.

Fuchsia-roze tinten voor stralende groene ogen (colorful make-up)

Mijn model heeft heel erg mooie ogen waarvan de pupillen groen-blauw zijn. Ik wilde het groen stralender maken en dat is mogelijk door het gebruik van een tegenoverstelde kleur. Bij groen is het rood, roos, paars, roest-bruin en alle tinten ertussen.

Ik begon met een licht-roze, glanzende cream-oogschaduw (Maybelline Color Tattoo).
Ik heb deze oogschaduw met mijn vinger op het gehele ooglid aangebracht (u kunt daar ook een kwastje voor gebruiken maar ik vind dat het resultaat beter is wanneer het product met de vinger met de huid wordt gemengd).

Ik gebruik deze soort oog-schaduw als basis voor de poeder-gebaseerde oog-schaduwen. Dan blijven ze de hele dag zitten, zonder te rimpelen.

Daarna heb ik een witte, matte oogschaduw aangebracht aan de binnenste ooghoeken en onder de wenkbrauwen.

Vervolgens heb ik een medium donker-roze matte oogschaduw aan de oogleden (boven en beneden) aangebracht.

Daarna heb ik meer diepte gecreëerd met een felle, diepe fuchsia oogschaduw. Ik heb deze oogschaduw een beetje hoger aangebracht en voorzichtig gemengd met de witte oogschaduw die onder de wenkbrauwen zat. Ik heb dezelfde oogschaduw ook aan de onderste oogleden aangebracht.

Daarna heb ik de buitenste ooghoeken een beetje donkerder gemaakt met een zwarte, matte oogschaduw.

Vervolgens heb ik vloeibare eyeliner op de wimperlijn aangebracht.

Voor het gezicht heb ik een medium-dekkende foundation gebruikt. Ik heb die met mijn vingers aangebracht en heel goed met de huid gemengd.

Daarna heb ik een kleine hoeveelheid lichte concealer onder de ogen aangebracht om donkere cirkels en wallen te maskeren.
Vervolgens heb ik het gehele gezicht licht bepoederd. Poeder zorgt ervoor dat de foundation goed blijft zitten en dat het gezicht de gehele dag door mat blijft.


Als laatste onderdeel van de oog-makeup, heb ik de mascara aangebracht.

De wenkbrauwen heb ik ingevuld met een bruin wenkbrauw-potlood en met een medium donkere oogschaduw. Ik heb ook clear brow gel gebruikt om de wenkbrauwen weer een natuurlijk, glanzend effect te geven.

Vervolgens heb ik een heel klein beetje blush op de wangen aangebracht.

Tenslotte heb ik de lippenstift aangebracht. Ik heb een wijn-rode, glanzende lippenstift aan de buitenkant aangebracht en daarna met een roze lippenstift gemengd.

Elegant kapsel voor middellang haar

 

Ik heb eerst een styling-mousse in het vochtige haar aangebracht en daarna het haar heel goed geborsteld. 

Vervolgens heb ik het haar verdeeld in hele kleine secties en gedroogd met een roterende föhn-borstel van sectie naar sectie totdat het haar helemaal droog was. 

Daarna kon ik touperen. Dat is een zeer belangrijke stap om volume in het haar de krijgen en om er voor te zorgen dat de opsteek goed blijft zitten.

Ik begon met touperen bij het voorhoofd richting naar achteren tot aan ongeveer de oor-lijn.

Ik heb op elke sectie haarlak aangebracht om ervoor te zorgen dat het getoupeerd gedeelte  bleef zitten. Het is niet noodzakelijk bij heel fijne of dunne haar.

Vervolgens heb ik het haar een beetje glad gemaakt met een borstel met een hoge haar-dichtheid en ben ik begonnen met opsteken.

Eerst heb ik de bouffant gemaakt en vast gezet met haarspelden. Daarna heb ik vier staartjes boven op elkaar gemaakt - met een afstand van ongeveer twee cm.
Ik heb deze staartjes gekruld met een krultang. Daarna heb ik de krullen vastgespeld met een paar haarspelden met dezelfde kleur als de haarkleur van mijn model.
Tenslotte heb ik het hele kapsel grondig met haarlak beneveld.

Dit kapsel is zeer elegant en geschikt voor verschillende gelegenheden zoals gala's, bruiloften, verjaardagsfeesten, enzovoort.

U kunt ook haar-accessoires toevoegen, bijvoorbeeld; bloemen of sieraden.

U kunt dit kapsel ook maken van haar dat niet erg lang is. Het moet tenminste 20 centimeter zijn.

Fantasy (make-up and hair)

Make-up 

 I was very excited when I got the opportunity to do the hairstyle and make-up for fantasy photo shoot. We were considering many make-up styles and it was very difficult to pick up the right one. My model didn't want it to be too dark but also not too neutral. She really wanted to have the ornaments drew on the sides of her face with incorporated rhinestones which I found an awesome idea.
I have started with the basic cut-crease eye look with the main golden color. I darkened the crease and edges with a medium brown and soft black eye shadow and I made sure that both were blended very well and transitions were smooth. Next I lined the top lash lines and applied a thin layer of foundation. I also concealed the under eye areas and some blemishes and I contoured the cheekbones lightly. Next I defined eyebrows, applied mascara and lipstick and then I moved on to the artistic part of the look. I  first made several spots with golden cream eye shadow on both sides of my model's face. Then I drew the ornaments with black liquid liner. Next I applied dots of a false eyelashes adhesive on the places where I wanted the rhinestones to be (I did this with a Q-tip). Afterwards I placed the rhinestones on the glue dots.

Hair

First I curled the hair and I pined it up till it cooled off completely. Then I divided the curls a bit with my fingers. I applied a thin layer of dry shampoo on the roots of the hair to make the braiding easier. I also smoothed some of the curly baby hair around my model's face with a flat iron. Then I moved on to the braids. I made 2 dutch braids above each other on the both sides of the head and then I braided them with each other in the crown area. I've set the braids with strong hold hairspray.

Vintage victory rolls

Make up for matured skin (70+)

 I was very excited to do this make up because of my very special model. This lady is 72 years old and she suffers from condition caused by brain hemorrhage in 1995. Since then is left side of her body numb which causes lots of problems with walking, she can not use her left arm and this condition is also visible on her face when left side is significantly lower than the right side.
Anyway, she agreed to be my model and I have to admit that this is the eldest person I have ever put make up on and I was quite worried about the result. Fortunately, it turned out well and my model (and me) was very satisfied with the result.
I have started with foundation (I used Maybelline SuperStay 24H in shade Sand) and by concealing dark spots under eyes and pigment spots caused by ageing I have used Dermablend corrective stick by Vichy in shade 14 Nude . Than I applied thin layer of loose powder (Dermablend by Vichy) and I used Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow pomade in shade Chocolate as gel eyeliner and I applied thin layer along the top eyelashes and I extended the line a bit towards the outer corners. Then I applied quite a generous amount of mascara on top and bottom lashes. Then I did bit of contouring and I used blush with shimmer and lipstick by Max Factor. To finish off I enhanced eyebrows with brow pencil by Catrice in shade Dark Brown.

Make up for matured skin 45+ (neutrale make-up)

 With make up for matured skin is the most important flawless skin. To achieve this start with primer depending on skin type. With ageing we are dealing mostly with dry skin, therefore I have used primer with slightly oily finish and heavy coverage foundation with very liquid and light formula. You should be careful with type of foundation because most of heavy coverage foundation intend to have very matt finish which is mostly undesirable with matured skin because it may cause that skin looks very dull, The best is to create slightly dewy finish. After foundation, conceal all of imperfections - blemishes, redness, dark spots, under eye circles, pigment spots etc. My model has no those kind of imperfections except some discoloration on her nose, forehead and chin. I have covered it with Maybelline Super Stay concealer in shades 2 and 3. To set it I have used loose powder.
It is the best option because it doesn't cake the face and doesn't cause too much of a undesired matte finish, I have mentioned earlier.
For eye make up you have to be very light handed because it can

easily look too harsh. I have concentrated the eyeshadow mainly on lash lines and bit into crease because my model has hooded lids so the eyeshadow wouldn't show. In order to make the eyes look bigger I have applied more shadow onto lower lash line. I also applied 2 coats of mascara onto top and bottom lashes. I filled the brows very lightly with brow pencil and light brow powder. I applied clear brow gel at last to give it more natural look. Then I applied little bit of blush and I filled-in lips with lip pencil which is similar to my model's natural lip colour. To finish off I have applied bit of a lip gloss.

Soft brown smokey eyes

This look is very simple and it suits almost everybody. My model has beautiful brown eyes and lot of lid space so I thought that smokey eyes would fit her very well.
She had already foundation on, so I primed her lids with creamy gold eyeshadow (list of products below), then I applied light and dark beige as a transition color and cool dark brown on the lids. I blended everything very well together, then I moved to lower lids. I applied the same dark brown eyeshadow all along the lids and blended that with a beige eye shadow. Then I applied matt white eyeshadow on the brow bone and into the inner corners and I blended that as well. I also applied a bit of black gel eyeliner onto the outer parts of the top lid, I didn't wing it but I smudged it with a black eyeshadow and I applied bit of the black shadow into outer V parts of top eyelids.
After I cleaned up fall outs under the eyes, I applied bit of a concealer to highlight under the eyes, on bridge of the nose, bit on the chin and on the center of the forehead.
Then I set everything with a loose powder and I did bit of a light contouring, bit of shimmery highlights on top of the cheek bones and bit of a shimmery brown blush. I also applied bit of bronzer all over the high


points of the face to make transition between contouring and highlighting more natural. Then I defined brows with dipbrow pomade and I brushed them through with clear brow gel to make them look more naturally. Then I applied generous coat of mascara to op and bottom lashes. I finished off with coral shimmery lip gloss.

List of products:
Face:

Estee Lauder Double Wear foundation

Vichy Dermablend Setting Powder (loose)

Sleek Face Form Contouring and blush palette 373 Light

Rimmel Natural Bronzer 022 Sun Bronze

Sleek Sugar 364 blush

Eyes:

GOSH waterproof eye shadow stick “Love that Gold!”

Sleek Ultra Matts v2 palette

Sleek Oh so Special palette

L’Oréal Gel Intenza Eyeliner 01 Pure Black

L’Oréal Volume Million Lashes So Couture mascara

Brows:

Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade Chocolate

How to make blue eyes POP (colorful make-up)

My model has beautiful green-blue eyes and natural dark blond hair color so I have decided to use soft orange eye shadow to make her eyes even more blue.
If you want your eye color to pop you can do it easily with choosing eye shadow of a opposite color (opposite on color scale). Which means for blue eyes the opposite is orange, for green eyes purple, for brown eyes works blue very well, etc. If your eyes are mixed of two colours - for example green-blue (like my model) you can choose to make the blue color stand out with using a orange eyeshadow or you can make the green color stand out by using a purple shadow. If you have a green-brown eye color, you can use purple to make green stand out but you can also use grey or blue to make the brown color stand out more. There are many possibilities you can try. Although it is not the rule. Different color combination might work very nice as well. Depends on your specific eye color, shade of your skin and your hair color and also if you are cool type of warm type (spring, summer, fall and winter color type theory).


I started with applying creamy copper shimmery eyeshadow all over the lid. Then I applied soft peachy eyeshadow on top of it, I blended the edges with matt skin color shadow and I applied darker peachy shadow into outer corners. Then I applied maroon shadow into outer V parts and a bit along the lash line and warm dark brown on top of it. I applied a bit onto the outer part of the lower lid as well. Then I applied a vibrant shimmery orange shadow on the middle part of the top lid and all along the bottom lid. Then I applied matt white shadow under the brown bone and into inner corners.
Then I made a very thin line with gel eyeliner on outer half of the lash line and I extended it outwards. Then I smudged it with dark grey matt eyeshadow.
Then I moved on to the rest of the face. I removed the fall outs with make up wipe and I applied concealer under the eyes and also on parts of the face which needed concealing - blemishes, redness etc. Then I applied bit of foundation mostly on the centre of the face, bit on the cheek bones, chin and forehead and I set everything with loose powder. Then I did a bit of contouring and I applied bronzer on cheeks, centre of the nose, chin and forehead. I didn't use any blush, nor highlight. I didn't have to do much with eyebrows, they were already perfect, so I just filled in bit of the sparse areas. Then I put on 2 coats of mascara evenly top and bottom lashes and as the last I put on the lipstick.

Products used:
Eyes:
Catrice Made to Stay Longlasting cream eyeshadow 080 (orange)
Sephora Endless Color Blockbuster Collector’s Edition Makeup Palette 2010
Sleek I Divine Sunset Palette
Sleek I Divine Ultra Matts v2 Palette

L’Oréal Gel Intenza Eyeliner 01 Pure Black

L’Oréal Volume Million Lashes So Couture mascara

Max Factor Clump Defy by false lash effect mascara

Face:

MAC Pro Longwear Concealer NC 20

Vichy Dermablend Fluid Corrective Foundation 16HR 25 Nude

Vichy Dermablend Setting Powder (loose)

Sleek Face Form Contouring and blush palette 373 Light

Rimmel Natural Bronzer 022 Sun Bronze

Brows:

Essence Eyebrow designer pencil 04 Blonde

Lips:

Maybelline Super Stay 24 Color 615 Soft Taupe

Toned down smokey eyes for matured skin (40+)

 I've started with priming the entire face using Smashbox Photo finish foundation primer. Then I moved on to the eyes. My model has beautiful blue eyes and warm toned skin so I decided to enhance the eye color. I first lined the eyes using chocolate brown eye pencil from Essence. Then I blended it with stiff flat brush and light brown matte eyeshadow (Revlon 05 Hazelnut). I added bit highlight into the inner corners using shimmery pearly white eyeshadow. Afterwards I applied very thin line (using black liquid liner) to top lash line and I blended it with black matte eyeshadow (Rimmel 214 Jet Black). I applied a bit of the black eyeshadow on lower lash line as well.



For foundation I mixed MAC's Pro Lonwear concealer in NC35 and Mary Kay's luminous-wear foundation in shade 4 Ivory. Then I set everything with Mary Kay's loose translucent powder and I contoured under the cheekbones a bit using the same light brown matte eyeshadow from Revlon. Then I applied a bit of a peachy satin finish blush (Sleek Face Form Contouring and blush palette 373 Light). 


Afterwards I filled-in the brows a bit to give them a nice shape and definition using Inglot's 342 eyeshadow and then I brushed them through with a clear brow gel. Then I applied Max Factor's Clump Defy mascara to top and bottom lashes first and Rimmel's Scandal Eyes second.
I finished off the look with neutral peachy lipgloss.

Neutral look for young skin -15 (neutrale make-up)

I've started with lining the eye using black eye pencil and smudging it with the dark brown matte eyeshadow (from Sleek Au naturel palette). I extended the line in the outer corners of the eyes to give it more cat-eye shape. I also made the line on the lower lid darker in the outer side and lighter and thinner towards the inner corners. When I was satisfied with line I moved on to the eyeshadow. My model has very light complexion with warm undertones and beautiful blue eyes so I chose shimmery golden eyeshadow with warm peachy undertone from Sleek's Sunset Palette and I applied it all over the top lid and I blended it with matte white eyeshadow (Inglot 373) to get rid of any harsh edges.

For foundation I used La Roche-Posay Hydreane BB Creme Light. I contoured a bit under the cheekbones using LA Girl Pro HD concealer in Cool Tan and I set the entire face with loose translucent powder from Mary Kay.
Afterwards I applied a bit of powder contour using Revlon's matte brown eyeshadow in shade 05 Hazelnut.
For blush I applied peachy-pink satin finish blush from Sleek Face Form Contouring and blush palette 373 Light. Then I defined the brows using Essence's brow pencil in shade blond and I brushed them through with clear brow gel. I finished off the eyes with mascara (Rimmel Scandal Eyes) and I applied L’Oréal Color Riche lipstick in shade 226 Rose Glace.

Rock chick smokey eyes

My client was going to a party and she wanted smokey eyes - 2 reasons why I could do my most favorite and signature make up so jippiee for me.  
I've started with priming the eyelids as usually. I used MAC Paint Pot in Soft Ochre. I applied it into the crease and upwards right under the brows. Then I primed the lids (the moving part) using L’Oréal Color Riche LeKajal in shade 501 Black. I concentrated mainly on the lashline where the color was supposed to be the darkest. I lined the bottom lids as well. This kajal pencil is quite thick so I used L’Oréal Color Riche LeKhol in shade 101 Midnight black for details (inner and outer corners). I blended the pencil a bit so it wouldn't crease. Next I applied my transition shades Inglot Freedom system matte in shade 390 and 342. I spent quite a while blending them. Then I moved on to the black eyeshadow. 

I used Rimmel Glam eyes in shade 214 Jet Black and I applied it on top of the black pencil - top and bottom lids. Then I blended it very well. I also used pink pigment (hot pink from Kryolan) to achieve a beautiful purple effect on the lower lids (because my client was going to wear black dress with purple print so I wanted to match the make up with it). For some extra shimmer I used white-silver shimmery eyeshadow from Sleek Vintage Romance palette into the inner corners.
After I cleaned all fall outs I primed the face using Smashbox Photo Finish Foundation primer. I mixed La Roche-Posay Hydreane BB Creme in shade  Light with MAC Pro Longwear Concealer in shade NC 35 and applied it all over the face. My client has beautiful super smooth skin so heavy-duty full coverage foundation wasn't necessary. I used Givenchy Mister Light Instant Light Corrective pen in shade 2 to conceal the under eye circles. I set everything with Mary Kay translucent loose powder. I contoured a bit under the cheekbones using a bronzer. I also applied tiny bit of a luminizer on the highest points of the cheekbones to give the face a tiny bit of glow. Then I went back to eyes and apply a mascara (L’Oréal Volume Million Lashes So Couture). 
I defined the brows using Rimmel Glam eyes 214 Jet Black eyeshadow and small angled brush. I brushed them through with clear brow gel. 
For the lips I used simple and nude rosy-pink lipstick with golden undertone L’Oréal Color Riche in shade 226 Rose Glace.

Make up for men (neutrale make-up)

The idea of this kind of make up is to make it look absolutely invisible - or as invisible as possible. I concentrated on the skin and on the areas which needed correction. My model had quite dark under eye circles, some discoloration in that area and under-eye bags as well. However, he had a flawless skin so I didn't need to do any corrections there.

I started with priming the skin using Revlon photoready perfecting primer. I applied a very thin layer all over the face except for the beard area.
Then I applied a very thin layer of MAC Paint Pot in shade Soft Ochre on the lids to even out the
skin color and to hide any discoloration. Then I applied La Roche-Posay Hydreane BB Creme Light all over the face
except for the under eye area and the beard area. Next I applied MAC Pro Longwear Concealer in shade NC 20 under the eyes to cover up the darkness. I used beauty blender for application to get the maximum coverage. Afterwards I applied another layer of concealer - LA Girl HD Concealer in shade Natural. This covered up the darkness pretty good.

Then I used skin illuminator (Revlon Photoready Skinlights Face illuminator 100 bare light) on top of the cheekbones, on the bridge of the nose and under the eyes in the places which were most hollow.
I set everything with loose white setting powder by Grimase.
Then I contoured the sides of the face, forehead, nose and under the cheekbones using Revlon Colorstay eyeshadow in shade 05 Hazelnut.

I used this eyeshadow on the lower lids as well to create more depth which I lost applying concealers. I also applied off white eyepencil in the waterline.
Afterwards I filled in brows a bit using Maybelline's Color Tattoo cream eyeshadow in shade Taupe and small angled brush. I drew just a few small strokes mimicking the hair in eyebrows to achieve the most natural effect. Afterwards I brushed the brows through with some clear brow gel. As a last step I sprayed my model's face with fixing spray (from w7) to achieve the most natural effect.

Simple neutral look (neutrale make-up)

I started with priming the face using Revlon photoready perfecting primer. While it was setting I applied Max Factor Masterpiece Colour Precison cream Eyeshadow in shade 3 Coffee on top and bottom lids and I blended it a bit with my finger. Then I darkened the outer corners with a dark cool brown eyeshadow and I blended it well. Next I lined the top lashline using dark grey eye pencil and I extended it a bit in the outer corners. I applied a black matte eyeshadow on top of the pencil line to set it and I blended it a bit to achieve more smokey effect. I applied a bit of the black eyeshadow in the outer 1/3rd of the lower lids as well. I made sure that everything was blended nicely and that there were no harsh lines. Then I applied a bit of a waterproof liquid liner on the top lashlines. I also used false lashes. I took one set, I cut the lashes in the middle and I applied just the outer halves to achieve more natural effect and also to make it more comfortable for my client. When the lash glue was completely dried I applied a bit of a mascara to the natural lashes.
I mixed a bit of La Roche-Posay Hydreane BB Creme in shade Light with MAC Pro Longwear concealer in NC 20 and applied a very thin layer all over the face. I also applied a bit of Revlon Photoready Skinlights Face illuminator in shade 100 bare light on the highest points of the cheekbones and in the centre of the nose to get radiant and youthful effect. Then I set everything with loose translucent setting powder from Mary Kay. I also contoured a bit under the cheekbones and jaws using Revlon Colorstay in shade 05 Hazelnut.
I defined and filled in brows using Maybelline Color Tattoo creamy eyeshadow in shade Taupe and brow pencil in shade blonde from Essence. I also brushed them through afterwards with clear brow gel.
For the lips I mixed Maybelline Super Stay 24 Color 615 Soft Taupe and Max Factor Lipfinity 046 Innocent on the back of my hand and I applied them with small lip brush.

Elegant evening look

I've started with the eyes. First I applied Max Factor Masterpiece Colour Precison cream Eyeshadow in shade 3 Coffee on the top and the bottom eyelids. I blended it slightly with my fingers. It provided a cool toned base for shadows I applied later on. Next I played around with a golden shimmery shadow which I applied into the inner 2/3rds of the eyes. I blended it with a red undertoned medium brown matte eyshadow which I blended above the crease. I left the space directly under the brows empty. Next I started with darkening outer edges using dark blue matte eyeshadow. I blended as I went adding more darkness and intensity. I repeated the same steps on the lower lids as well. Next I lined the top lashline using a grey eyepencil which I blended with the black matte eyeshadow  - Rimmel Glam eyes in shade 214 Jet Black. Then I applied a thin layer of liquid liner along the top lashline. I used Catrice Liquid Liner in shade 010. I also lined the waterline using Essence Long Lasting eye pencil 01 Black Fever. I finished off the eyes with a false eyelashes and mascara.
I primed the face using Smashbox Photo Finish foundation primer. For foundation I used Mary Kay CC Cream in shade Deep. I highlighted the under eye area, the cheekbones, the bridge of the nose and chin using LA Girl Pro HD concealer in shade Cool Tan. I also applied Revlon Photoready Skinlights Face illuminator in shade 100 bare light on the highest points of the cheekbones to achieve glowing youthful effect. I set everything using Black Opal Deluxe Finishing loose Powder in shade 03 Medium.
Next I defined the eyebrows using black matte eyeshadow (Rimmel Glam eyes 214 Jet Black) and clear brow gel.
For lips I chose long lasting lipstick in nude shade - Maybelline Super Stay 14H Lipstick in shade 720 Lasting Chestnut.

Fuchsia for darker skin tone (colorful make-up)

My client was attending a birthday party and she was going to wear fuchsia-pink dress. She wanted her make up to match her dress therefore I went for dramatic and colorful eyes.
I've started with priming the lids with a shimmery pink creamy eyeshadow (Maybelline Color Tatttoo). Then I lined the top lashline with a black pencil and I smudged it a bit. Then I applied a hot-pink matte eyeshadow all over the lids. I used the eyeshadow from Sleek Acid Palette. When I was satisfied with density I blended the edges in the crease with a matte warm brown eyeshadow (from Sleek Vintage Romance palette). I also highlighted under the brows with a matte white eyeshadow. Then I darkened the outer V's using a matte black eyeshadow and I applied the same eyeshadow along the lashline ( top and bottom).
I lined the waterline with a black eye pencil and I blended the black eyeshadow I applied earlier with the same brown one I applied in the crease (from Sleek Vintage Romance palette). I also highlighted the inner corners a bit using silver shimmery eyeshadow (also from Sleek Vintage Romance palette).
Then I moved on to the rest of the face.

I cleaned out fall outs as first and then I applied Smashbox Photo Finish foundation primer all over the face. I mixed MAC Pro Longwear concealer in NC45 with NC35 to match my client's skin and I applied very thin layer with my fingers. Then I highlighted the under eye area using LA Girl Pro HD concealer in shade Cool Tan. I also contoured the cheekbones slightly using my Beauty88 concealer palette and it's darkest shade. I set the whole face with Black Opal Deluxe Finishing Powder in shade 03 Medium.

I also applied just a tiny bit of blush on the apples of the cheeks. Next I applied false eye lashes and liquid eyeliner to hide the bend and as a last step I defined the brows. I used black matte eyeshadow for that. My client was very happy with how this look turned out.