"Sweets for my sweet,
Sugar for my honey....
I'll never ever let you go..."
*sigh* I seriously have this romantic bone in me that I even "demanded" my husband to stay as sweet as he is now no matter how old and wrinkly we get! "Demand" is such a bad term but he did tell me I don't need to, he'll stay sweet forever. (All together now... *AAAaaaaaawwwwww*!)
The reason why I am talking about "sweetness" is because of a Graduating Reader who is sweet enough to message me telling me how she finds me to be a sweet person! *evil laugh* Bwahahahaha Wait till you meet me in person! :P Anyways, she'll be graduating soon and she wants to create a "sweet" look on her Graduation Day!
How could I say no to such sweet request?
The call time for Graduation Day is usually early, I don't want to do heavy make-up as I don't want some make-up meltdown while you wait outside the "hall". I remember those days when we have to stay outside and line up until the ceremony starts! Can you imagine how hot and humid it could get?
Here's my version of a Sweets For My Sweet Look that can be done on Graduation Day!
AMW Diagram
Step 1:
Prior to eyeshadow application, prime the lid with your favorite eye primer. In this tutorial, I prefer to use less eyeshadow for lesser mishaps! Applied a thin layer of Benefit Creaseless Cream Shadow/Liner in Flatter me. An alternative can be NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil or just plain colorless eye primer.
Pat on a similar shade as "Flatter Me". In this tutorial, I used The Body Shop's Winter Trend 2010 01 Eye Palette Shade in Twilight. Eyeshadow shade is Lilac Mist.
Step 2:
Using a pencil brush, gently apply all over the crease area a matte black eyeshadow. Blend with an eyeshadow blending brush with a wiper motion. Add more and keep on blending until you get a desired result. Using the same pencil brush, apply a bit of the matte eyeshadow on the lower lash line instead of using an eyeliner.
Do not worry about fall outs, you can gently brush it out with a "fan brush" or "huge powder brush".
Step 3:
To give a more "romantic pink" effect, apply Pret-a-Pink eyeshadow shade from TBS A La Mode Eyeshadow Quad to lessen the harsh lines.
Step 4:
With the same TBS A La Mode Eyeshadow Quad, apply futuristic silver eyeshadow on the inner thirds of the lower lash line to give that nice "popped out effect" .
Step 5:
I tight-lined with Revlon ColorStay eyeliner pencil in Dark Brown. Apply a bit on the waterline.Fill in brows with your favorite eyebrow pencil. Curl lashes and apply 2 coats of your favorite mascara! In this tutorial I have used Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler, L'Oreal Curl Impact Collagene in Black and Paul & Joe Eyebrow Pencil no. 2.
Your eyes will look like this,
or even better! :)
or even better! :)
What's on the rest of my face?
For the Face:
Since I am on Pond's Flawless White Unbeaten Challenge, I did not use any Powder Foundation (just powder) in this post just to stick to the rule Sophie has given me! I dusted a bit of Revlon PhotoReady Powder in 010 Fair.
For the Cheeks:
Colour Collection Duo Blush
in Desert Rose
in Desert Rose
For the Lips:
Colour Collection Colour Intense Lipstick
in Tea Rose
in Tea Rose
Don't judge me but I've used a huge pink flower headband from Shannaholic because I was supposed to look like a graduating student = YOUNG! :P
Hope this helps graduating or even non-graduating students out there who wants to create such look!
Keep smilin'
Stay happy!
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