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The answers below are suggestions based on personal opinion. Each individual must decide for herself what is best. |
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It is easy to injure your eye if you are aiming the point of the pencil at your eye because depth perception is difficult to judge in this situation. Use a magnifying mirror and hold your eye liner pencil horizontally. Apply the eyeliner under the eyelashes using the side of the pencil not the tip. |
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How do I avoid poking myself in the eye when applying eyeliner? |
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Phone: 732-241-4174 Phone hours:10 am—10 pm EST If you are outside of the USA please use e-mail instead of the phone |
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TIP Use a mascara brush to separate lashes and remove clumps |
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Both eyes are finished |
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Eyes with mascara on the left side, without mascara on the right |
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12 Choose a lipstick shade a little darker than your natural lip color. Follow your natural lip lines an fill in the lips |
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IMPORTANT: Your mouth may look too wide if you cover all of it with lipstick. I narrow the lipstick line as I approach the corners and stop before I reach the tip. |
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3 Add a light color under eyes to reduce dark circles |
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4 Even out your complexion with foundation. Apply foundation by patting it on and blending it with a make-up sponge for a smooth look. |
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2 Cover black or blue skin in beard area with a red/orange make-up, cover red blemishes with green & cover brown spots with a color 2 shades lighter than your skin |
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5 Apply a soft color such as taupe or light brown directly under the lower eyelashes. Stay as close to the lashes as possible. Hold the eye pencil horizontal to the eye and create your line from the nose out to the corner of the eye. |
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For blue eyes try a shade of blue, for brown eyes try purple or green and for hazel eyes experiment with all of these colors for different effects. |
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6 Repeat the step above on the eye lid as close as possible to the lashes. Black liner is very dramatic and recommended for evenings. Black is also nice on olive or brown skin |
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9 Apply white shadow in the corner of each eye and under the eye brows from the nose outward. IMPORTANT: blend, blend, blend with a small soft bristle brush |
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7 For bright colored eyes add your main color (pink) over most of the lid leaving room under the eyebrow. |
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10 Choose an eyebrow pencil that is close to your hair color. Draw tiny stokes to fill in your natural eyebrow. |
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Tip For thicker lashes use a lengthening formula before your mascara. |
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11Add a blush that compliments your skin tone. Using a large soft bristle brush to apply a small amount of powder blush on the roundest part of your cheeks called the “apples” located below each eye. |
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NEW! Live On-line Make-up lesson—1 hour, $50 We will connect using instant messaging. I am using a web camera so you can see and hear me. If you do not have a webcam just e-mail me your face picture so I can see what colors are best for you. After the lesson e-mail me a new photo and I will evaluate your make-up application and give you more tips and information at no additional cost. |
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1 Start with a clean face, make-up does not stick to oil. |
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Simple Make-up Application |
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E-mail Lady Ellen your “after” photo for a free evaluation and more tips. |
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YouTube Video—Movement lesson: Lady Ellen teaches Cassandra a graceful turn |