theleopardcake
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i just totally realized....
you look like regina spektor, whom i love!
gorgeous make up as always
you look like regina spektor, whom i love!
gorgeous make up as always
3 Looks from Christmas and this week
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Padmita
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Yeah I know, but actually her brows don't look that bad because they are naturally arched and pretty fine - which is also why they are hard to pluck in a way that would take away the hairs at the rims and leaving her with more than an extremely thin line of hair in the middle. That's why she's kind of resigned doing anything to them for now
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Originally Posted by x_allgunsdrawn
on your sister's EOTD, her eyebrows are going crazy! haha. but everything else is flawless. i must confess, i'm mad jealous. |
Yeah I know, but actually her brows don't look that bad because they are naturally arched and pretty fine - which is also why they are hard to pluck in a way that would take away the hairs at the rims and leaving her with more than an extremely thin line of hair in the middle. That's why she's kind of resigned doing anything to them for now
Padmita
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Hey yeah, I can see why you say that - although I think it's mainly due to my face being a little distorted from being so close to the cam lol
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| Originally Posted by theleopardcake
i just totally realized.... you look like regina spektor, whom i love! gorgeous make up as always |
Hey yeah, I can see why you say that - although I think it's mainly due to my face being a little distorted from being so close to the cam lol
jerkmagnet
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Phenomenal. Love your eye looks every time
Padmita
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1. Hmmm, I think the "natural-looking" is due to the fact that I have a very marked crease and thus I can follow the lines of my eyes when doing an outer v. Actually, when I don't do one, my facial bones kinda get in the way, which can look a little odd e.g. when I do a light lid overall...
2. I normally use MAC's #219 or the Chisel Fluff from Essential Beauty Supplies to draw the v (or an even smaller brush when I use a very dark color in the crease for more depth) and then blend it with MAC's #224 or another EBS brush that's like the #219 but slightly rounder and bigger. I usually blend the outer rims of the v with my browbone highlighter.
HTH!
| Originally Posted by Philosopher
wow. ive been looking thru your make up blog and it looks great! 2 questions 1. how do you get such a perfectly natural looking outer v 2. what blending techniques/brushes do you use for the outer v blending thank you 
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1. Hmmm, I think the "natural-looking" is due to the fact that I have a very marked crease and thus I can follow the lines of my eyes when doing an outer v. Actually, when I don't do one, my facial bones kinda get in the way, which can look a little odd e.g. when I do a light lid overall...
2. I normally use MAC's #219 or the Chisel Fluff from Essential Beauty Supplies to draw the v (or an even smaller brush when I use a very dark color in the crease for more depth) and then blend it with MAC's #224 or another EBS brush that's like the #219 but slightly rounder and bigger. I usually blend the outer rims of the v with my browbone highlighter.
HTH!
!! Happy New Year to all of you
