Fataliya
Well-known member
Seems to be easier to blend out my soft looks...probably because I put the "color" on top of the neutral shadow. It blends it out ALMOST to the point of nothingness, which requires me to pack on more color, but that's ok. Like I say, I'm still learning.
Anyhow, I've been on a soft kick lately...and I've been to lazy to go "all out". Oh, and no chapstick the last few days on my eyes, which also makes for a more subdued application.
***BTW, I'll address some CC from my last posting. I think in that pic my foundation looked heavier, because I've been mixing strobe cream in it. It makes my foundation feel......different. Can't explain it, but don't like the feel of it. I like the effect, not the feel. So, for the pics below, no strobe cream, so tell me if you can tell a difference in the "heavy" look, please.
For perspective, I usually use 1-2 pumps of foundation (whether I use strobe cream or not), because I like to cover my freckles. It also seems like no matter WHAT color I get, my neck is always lighter than my face. I apply with a brush sometimes, but mostly a sponge. I really like those little sponges, lol.
I also plucked my eyebrows, but there are days when I don't get the arch just right, so you end up being able to see a few hairs here and there. But in real life, no one gets up close to my face except for hubby, so that's ok, I guess. I really want them tattooed, but there's no way I can go into work with no makeup and scabby eyebrows, lol.
Also, my eyeliner. I have really wrinkly lids (think hound dog), so when I hold my lid taut, it applies in a nice line, but when I let go, the wrinkles come back and make it look all wonky and crooked/uneven. I don't know how to fix that, short of eyelid surgery (which I'd be all over if I had the money).
I wanted to address it, since you all took the time to suggest things, I wanted to take the time to let you know that it is NOT going unnoticed, I am listening, and I am trying.
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I'm really upset, because this first pic, I CAN'T remember what I used! I know I used Shore Leave all over, but I can't remember what else. I'm wanting to say it's the brown from the HK palette, but I can't be positive.
Other than that, it's my usual:
Eyes
UDPP
Shore Leave from brow to eyelashes
Penultimate with Wonderwhite g/l on top
Cheeks
Gold Spill MSF to contour
Naked You MSF as blush
Shimpagne MSF as highlight
Lips
NARS Fantasia
SnowScene l/g
K, this one was for work on Wednesday. I was flooring (supervising) that night, so I got to wear a black t-shirt under that secksee beige suit jacket. I went with a really intense blue (BE's Azure), but putting it over Shore Leave, lightened it ALOOOOT. I liked it.
Eyes
UDPP
Shore Leave from brow to eyelashes
BE's Azure in outer corner and into crease
Chill in inner corner
Penultimate
Wonderwhite g/l on top
NYX Doll Eye mascara
NYX black pencil on waterline
Cheeks
Light Flush MSF as contour
Petticoat MSF as blush
Porcelain Pink MSF as highlight
Lips
Random pink liner
She Loves Candy l/g
Anyhow, CC is welcome!
Anyhow, I've been on a soft kick lately...and I've been to lazy to go "all out". Oh, and no chapstick the last few days on my eyes, which also makes for a more subdued application.
***BTW, I'll address some CC from my last posting. I think in that pic my foundation looked heavier, because I've been mixing strobe cream in it. It makes my foundation feel......different. Can't explain it, but don't like the feel of it. I like the effect, not the feel. So, for the pics below, no strobe cream, so tell me if you can tell a difference in the "heavy" look, please.
For perspective, I usually use 1-2 pumps of foundation (whether I use strobe cream or not), because I like to cover my freckles. It also seems like no matter WHAT color I get, my neck is always lighter than my face. I apply with a brush sometimes, but mostly a sponge. I really like those little sponges, lol.
I also plucked my eyebrows, but there are days when I don't get the arch just right, so you end up being able to see a few hairs here and there. But in real life, no one gets up close to my face except for hubby, so that's ok, I guess. I really want them tattooed, but there's no way I can go into work with no makeup and scabby eyebrows, lol.
Also, my eyeliner. I have really wrinkly lids (think hound dog), so when I hold my lid taut, it applies in a nice line, but when I let go, the wrinkles come back and make it look all wonky and crooked/uneven. I don't know how to fix that, short of eyelid surgery (which I'd be all over if I had the money).
I wanted to address it, since you all took the time to suggest things, I wanted to take the time to let you know that it is NOT going unnoticed, I am listening, and I am trying.
I'm really upset, because this first pic, I CAN'T remember what I used! I know I used Shore Leave all over, but I can't remember what else. I'm wanting to say it's the brown from the HK palette, but I can't be positive.
Other than that, it's my usual:
Eyes
UDPP
Shore Leave from brow to eyelashes
Penultimate with Wonderwhite g/l on top
Cheeks
Gold Spill MSF to contour
Naked You MSF as blush
Shimpagne MSF as highlight
Lips
NARS Fantasia
SnowScene l/g
K, this one was for work on Wednesday. I was flooring (supervising) that night, so I got to wear a black t-shirt under that secksee beige suit jacket. I went with a really intense blue (BE's Azure), but putting it over Shore Leave, lightened it ALOOOOT. I liked it.
Eyes
UDPP
Shore Leave from brow to eyelashes
BE's Azure in outer corner and into crease
Chill in inner corner
Penultimate
Wonderwhite g/l on top
NYX Doll Eye mascara
NYX black pencil on waterline
Cheeks
Light Flush MSF as contour
Petticoat MSF as blush
Porcelain Pink MSF as highlight
Lips
Random pink liner
She Loves Candy l/g
Anyhow, CC is welcome!