i also have a question..how to choose shades for a palette of 10 or 8 for example? i went to inglot and purchsed 6 eyeshades i feel like i hav chosen the worng shades i feel so sad
which palette would be appropriate for me to practice different looks? how is the qualuty of NYX palette?
and can anyone give me a breakdown of the eyeshadows please http://www.paklinks.com/gs/attachmen...7&d=1360428449 http://www.paklinks.com/gs/attachmen…6&d=1360428258
i have 3 eyeshades from inglot one is42 bronze,black and one is in gold i dont remember the number but i am unable to create the above look i am not getting the desired resut it is looking ugly when i m trying. i have mac 239 and 217.. please help
i would appreciate if you can tell me the names of the eyeshadows and some details of how u created/blended etc please
AB…first link isn’t working but the look you see in the second picture was created using Miss Rose 110 shadow palette.
NYX palettes are actually great for variety and value. But if you’re looking for professional use…sometimes they can fall short if you get a bad batch.
For blending, I use a lot of plain old Sigma brushes. My favorite brushes for this look are the Sigma E45, E46, E55 and E25.
For the shadow, I used the black on the inner corner on top, a dark copper (not gold) for the center of the lid and black again for the crease.
AB...first link isn't working but the look you see in the second picture was created using Miss Rose 110 shadow palette.
NYX palettes are actually great for variety and value. But if you're looking for professional use...sometimes they can fall short if you get a bad batch.
For blending, I use a lot of plain old Sigma brushes. My favorite brushes for this look are the Sigma E45, E46, E55 and E25.
For the shadow, I used the black on the inner corner on top, a dark copper (not gold) for the center of the lid and black again for the crease.
Smog is a dark golden brown so would give nothing like this look. If anything UD baked would be nearer but really, you need a copper. Mac copper sparke would give you the intensity you're looking for.
The closest I can think of is Chopper. Smog won’t work as its too earthy.
The one I used is a really bright color so that’s why you see it more.
So the E25 is the popular dupe for the 217…love this brush so much. I use it every single day for blending.
All you need to do is swirl…learn how to swirl this brush along the crease…the socket of your eye. The bone is your guide and that’s how your brush travels. I actually use a different brush to deposit color and then the E25 to blend…so I create a crease and then blend depending upon what kind of look I am going for. If I want a really really soft look, the color gets blended well. If I want some drama, then not so much blending. Finally, highlight your browbone. At the end, you make sure you clean up any fallout with concealor and you’re done!
okay ill check Mac or may be inglot shade 405 will be a perfect match.
thank you so much for your explanation reha yes i really love the look u really did an awesome job MA…ill need more help stoppit and reha with shadow application and colors as i just started working with eyeshadows i m a complete zero
Your crease should be either a a.) bronze, if you are using a warm metallic color. b.) a terracotta, if you are using a warm primary color on your lid. c.) a deep pink if you are using a 'cool' primary color on your lid.
Crease colors should be colors you could use either as a blush or a lipstick.
or may be inglot shade 405 will be a perfect match.
with shadow application and colors as i just started working with eyeshadows i m a complete zero