Whoa, hey everyone.
It's Olivia. I know, I know you all must be so shocked because it's been like months and hello I have been slacking. Don't worry, I am here.
By now you're probably wondering,
what does she even bring to the table? The answer: I love makeup. So. Much. And as Lauren mentioned, Jaclyn Hill is my absolute favorite Youtube makeup guru and if you need any inspiration you should probably just watch her because she is absolutely fabulous at what she does. (Okay, done obsessing.) As I was saying, I love doing makeup. It's like art and beauty all in one so hey, I like it. Although I have so so much more to learn about it, I have been asked to do some makeup for senior pictures once or twice by a few friends. Today I'm going to give you a simple look I am going to use on Lauren in a couple weeks for her next round of senior pictures.
First thing's first here's what I used.
FACE:
Sephora 10HR wear perfection foundation
bareMinerals Stroke of Light eye brightener in shade Luminous 2
Maybelline FITme shine-free foundation stick in Toffee Caramel
NARS Laguna bronzer
L'Oreal Hydra Perfecte perfecting loose powder
EYES:
Urban Decay shadow W.O.S and Venus (from NAKED basics)
Too Faced shadow Salted Caramel, Semi-Sweet, and Triple Fudge (from Chocolate Bar palette)
Mary Kay liquid eyeliner and pencil eyeliner
L'Oreal Voluminous Butterfly mascara
And here's a quick run down of what I did.
First I prepped her eyes with any old concealer to give myself a clean slate to work with. I put W.O.S over the lid and Venus on the eyebrow bone. I blended Salted Caramel with a big, fluffy brush halfway into the crease, leaving room on the inside to keep the eyes looking bigger. I put Semi-Sweet just on the outer corner and blended the two brown shades together. I used the liquid liner on top and pencil on the bottom. I brushed Triple Fudge Shadow over top of her bottom liner and blended it using a little Salted Caramel on my big, fluffy brush. I finished off her eyes with the Voluminous Butterfly mascara.
For the face, I put a
thin coat of foundation over her whole face, highlighted with Stroke of Light under the eyes in a triangle pattern following the side of her nose and back up to the temple area, on the forehead, and on the chin. After blending that, I added a line of Toffee Caramel foundation, which is 4-5 shades darker than her skin for contouring purposes kind of along the side of her cheekbones (if you suck in your cheeks, along the line your face makes) and blended that out. I added Laguna in a 3 shape along each side of her face hitting the top of the forehead, coming in along the cheekbones, and back down to the chin. Finish off with some translucent perfecting powder to set what you've done and you're good to go!
The final product

I hope you enjoyed this look! Let me know if there's anything you would like to see me attempt in the future.
liv♥