Mango and Salt: Discreet make-up for the Back

Discreet make-up for the Back

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The opportunities that ask for makeup discreetly, such as work or school, are a bargain for me. I like to occasionally cook me a little loaded look, but every day, I'm comfortable with the bare minimum. In summer, this minimum often corresponds to a simple touch on the eyes. But in mid-season, at the entrance of the fall, I usually sophistication of a (little) bit more my makeups, yet without falling into more sustained fireworks winter (pallid complexion requires).

Better yet, I take pleasure in getting maximum efficiency (appearing awake while I had two sleepless nights in a row, for example, as in these photos! ^^) With few goods and great simplicity.

If you know me a little, you know I really do anything very innovative at the makeup. Nevertheless, I wanted to do another update you on the actions that I apply and their rationale when I prepare for such an appointment seriously.With any luck, this will give some ideas for you!

☞ A combo of black pencil and mascara to enlarge the eyes

I rather round eyes. So I make sure to stretch outwards by leveraging a thick mascara that includes my lashes from the root while stretching out to the sides. To give the illusion that my eyelashes line is further away than it actually is, so that my eyes are larger, I also draw a pencil line up and down, on the first outer third , being careful they are almost blended into the natural (if not, we clearly see a separate line and it does not work).

☞ A light touch to the inside corner for a more awake air

That is my key "signature"! There is nothing better to lend a fresh eye, even the most tired. I place a white shadow or cream, pearl for more light, just in the corner of the eyes with the pulp of my little finger, without spreading myself too.

☞ A mole-gray shadow in the hollow to give depth

Emphasising natural shade of eyelid hollows, and therefore exaggerate the natural volumes of our orbit, there also allows to expand the look while providing, in my view, a real touch of chic. The key to do this is to choose a neutral color shade and a little dark (but perhaps not too much if it's for the day). I personally avoid very dull shadows, which make me think of the 90s too, but the sparkling shadows that would have the opposite effect as they catch the light; Satin is good, but everyone chooses according to his tastes, of course! I applied again with the pulp of the finger simply by following the trough of the eyebrow, and insisting on the outer corners - the goal is that we see a little color highlights on the sides when eyes are open - and I blend well.

☞ Slightly enhanced brows to highlight eyes

As you can see, the eyes are the star of this makeup. To make them stand out better, I use the same mole on my eyes (too hot or too light brown are a very unnatural effect) and I lightly colored sparse areas of my eyebrows with d a tiny brush. Product itself is imperceptible, but dark enough for the two lines draw attention to this part of the face.

☞ A hint of cream blush for a fresh mine

With such a classic eye makeup on, I like to add a fresh touch my cheeks, or by choosing a tangy color (coral, peach, pink pepsy ...), or by choosing a cream finish formula hydrated enough - as opposed to powdered formulas that can tarnish a tad. To be sure that the record is natural and without trace, I apply it with a duo fiber brush.

Products used:

Mascara Volume Liner de UNE Beauty
Blush Joyful de Kjaer Weis
Fard crème Lunar de RMS Beauty
Crayon noir Clubbing Waterproof de Bourjois
Fard Sfumato S15 de UNE Beauty*
Pinceaux Real Techniques

You wear makeup you in a special way to work or school?

* Note: I received this product for free, press service.

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