I have finally — finally — caught up on my magazine reading, yay!
It’s the little things, ya know?
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Anyway, among other things, this means that I found some new sources of makeup inspiration, like this blue beauty up at the top…
HOH! — I don’t even know where to start. Like, I love how the blue wraps around her entire eye, and how the shades shift from light to dark in a gradient, but what I really love is how her brow bone highlight is completely ??? banany.
See how it’s in the center of her brow and all metallic and glittery? And, most importantly, how it moves up into the brow hairs?
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That is some cray-cray stuff! I can’t wait to try it.
Also, the stark white (or maybe it’s light blue?) on her lower water line and how the white drifts into the roots of her lower lashes? It’s absolutely beautiful.
I’m also really into this glossy, glittery purple lid look…
OK, it’s not for everyone; Rozumiem. I mean, I wouldn’t up to Target wearing this, but I think it would be fun to try. The artist in the magazine recommended using lip gloss on the lids instead of an eye gloss.
Spring needs to get here, ASAP. To wszystko co mogę powiedzieć.
Ooh! now look at this one…
Hello, bright orange. This looks takes a warm orange shadow — almost an orange red — from the lash line all the way up to the brow bone, and I can’t tell if the finish is matte or satin.
Whatever it is…I love it. I love the simplicity. Eye makeup doesn’t have to involve 15 different shadows, ya know?
Next up, metallic silver.
Look at how this is placed! Honestly, I don’t know if I’d be able to pull this off… It looks kinda hard.
It’s mostly concentrated along the lash lines and the inner part of her lids, and then it fades out as it moves across her lids to the outer corner.
To jest naprawdę fajne! I also like how the artist left the silver sitting near the roots of the model’s upper lashes.
This next one reminds me of Grace Jones in the ’80s.
That purple, and the wings and the cheek bones that could cut glass, and the glossy magenta lip? That’s just fierce.
I may or may not end up trying to recreate this one because I’ve seen this look so many times before… but I sure like looking at it.
And here are a few looks I bookmarked, not because I plan to try them (although I might), but because they just looked fun and crazy (not that any of the ones above are crazy, haha!), like this light blue, which starts from just above the crease and goes all the way up into the brow.
The lid is bare — well, bare except for the thinnest orange (it might be bronze) liner above the upper lashes.
And then there’s this craziness take on classic cat liner…
It’s deep red instead of black, and the bulk of the liner is at the bottom lash line, all messy as hell.
This would probably end up making me look like a zombie (a fashionable zombie), but I think I might try it anyway.
Lastly, this simple blue dot on the outer corner.
How does one get that circle perfectly round? and do you place dots on both sides?? and do the dots have to be perfectly even and uniformly sized??
Important questions.
This is one of those things that I think looks easy but is probably extremely hard.
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I can’t wait to try some of these looks! They’re going to be cray, but yay! makeup is an adventure.
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