You want to apply the color similarly to how you applied the Silver pigment earlier. I used the 252 brush to pick up Say Yeah e/s and pressing it flat against the area above my crease, sideways, on the outer portion, I slowly dragged the color across towards just above my inner crease. So now, your lid should look a little like the photo above. Slowly bring the brush from the middle to the left, and then middle to the right parts of your crease. Using the same brush, take some more Black Tied e/s and gently press it into the middle of your crease. If the line is too harsh, gently fan the Black Tied e/s inwards towards the center of your lid with slow, sweeping strokes with the brush held sideways. It should get just a little darker on the outer lid. Using my Philosophy shadow brush flat against my outer lid, I take Black Tied e/s and gently tap the color onto the lid. Go lightly when it’s above your crease, make it sort of heavy towards your lashline and fade as you get to your crease.Īnd… like this one! See, the silver pigment comes a little above your lid. Press the brush flat against your lid, starting from the inside, and slowly making sweeping arches going just past your crease all the way to your outer corner. I took my craftstore paint brush, dipped it just a TINY bit into the mixing medium (you don’t want your brush to be too wet, just damp), and then dab on some Silver pigment. You could probably get away with using say Silver Ring e/s instead of Silver pigment, but you might need a base like Graphito paint or Bare Canvas might work for some people. The mixing medium I use is 3 parts water, 1 part glycerin (home made), but it is supposed to be the equivalent of MAC’s mixing medium available at stores.
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I will be using the following products: mixing medium (water based), Silver pigment, Black Tied e/s, Say Yeah e/s, L’Oreal Ebony e/l, Maybelline Full ‘n Soft mascara, and Flash of Flesh l/g.
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I’m using the following brushes: MAC 252, MAC 219, Philosophy Blending, Philosophy Shadow, and a craft store paint brush.
You’re going to need the following supplies: If the tutorial works out all right, and/or learn what I need to fix, I may make another tutorial for blending some bright colors together. A lot of people asked for a tutorial on smokey eyes, so that’s what I did for my first tutorial attempt.
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