Mondays Looks

Hi everyone, another new week which means another new look!
Today I have two looks to show you guys. This week was a little different we did a bit of Egyptian and Elizabethan makeup.

I loved doing both looks because they are so different to each other and I learned so much about the Egyptian and Elizabethan times aswell as the makeup.

So for the Egyptian look I choose this photo to be my guideline, I went and did the foundation as I would normally because the Egyptians were quite bronze anyway, but it was the eyes I was focusing on. I used a turquoise blue from Inglots eye-shadow palette, and patted that on and then went in with my black gel eyeliner. I used my pencil brush for the triangle on the outer of the eye. For the eyebrow I used Spike eyebrow pencil by MAC on the whole brow to darken it and give it shape. I also used my black eyeliner pencil for the lower lash line to give it more depth.

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I really enjoyed doing the Elizabethan, because I love the pale look. I used Makeup Forever in Matt Velvet. This was perfect for the look. I then covered over her brows with a very light concealer but I didn’t block them out completely as I want some brow to peek through. I just gave the eyes a wash of white because back they never did much with eye makeup it was more about the lips and cheeks. On the cheeks I used coral powder blush by LA Creative. Moving onto the lips I used my cherry lipliner by MAC and covered it with Ruby Woo also by MAC. It was a simple look but very striking. All she’s missing is the wig and costume now and she’s ready to go.

I definitely think these are great looks for Halloween! Let me know what you think guys. Chat soon!
|Anthony|

Scars to Scare!!

Hi Everyone!!
The last day in college we only touched on the tip of Special Effects and it was awesome!! Since we are getting so close to Halloween our tutor showed us some basic methods on how to make scars. Iv never done S-Effects before so I was excited to try it out.

In this all we used was tissue, liquid latex, a sponge and a bruise wheel. Pretty simple and easy to get you’r hands on. This was my look on my model Kerri. Since it was my first time working with s-effects I was pretty happy with the way it turned out. I’m so excited to see what else we get to do.

I’ll probably be creating this look more than I think over the Halloween holiday, but I wont be complaining, I’ll only love to get all that practice!
Till next time!

|Anthony|