The Power of P+P Eye

Pei

Well-known member
Sable, topped with golden lemon pigment
P1100038.jpg

P1100050.jpg



Random:
My eyes look freaking swollen with cranberry
ssad.gif

Any recommendation on how to reduce that effect?
I really love cranberry...
P1070004.jpg
 

user3

New member
So lovely!

I really like the idea of Cranberry with shimmermoss!
Cranberry does that to me too. The only suggestion I have is to concentrate most of the color on outter V area.

Lookin' Fly Miss Pei!
 

user4

New member
i would say to either only used it on the outter v or if you are going to use it on the lid, use a crease color that's a lot darker... make the contrast noticible!
 

Villainiss

Well-known member
I like the cranberry on you! I agree that you should use another darker color in the crease, in order to add contrast. Otherwise, the light color on top fades into the cranberry, making it a rounding effect, instead of creating depth. Using the darker color will help to create the depth you're looking for.
 

Pei

Well-known member
Quote:
Originally Posted by Villainiss
I like the cranberry on you! I agree that you should use another darker color in the crease, in order to add contrast. Otherwise, the light color on top fades into the cranberry, making it a rounding effect, instead of creating depth. Using the darker color will help to create the depth you're looking for.

Thank u for explaining! Now I know what's wrong
greengrin.gif


Thank u for ur comments & advices!
 
Top