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Saturday, February 1, 2014

Elsa from Frozen - B&A Tutorial with Shiro Cosmetics

Today's makeup look is inspired by Elsa from the Disney movie Frozen. Elsa has a very pretty winter look with lots of pink, purple, and plum. The color palette may be simple but this look is very feminine and polished.

 


Step One - Before

Products: I primed my face with Sephora's Oil Control Primer and then applied Maybelline's Baby Skin to my cheeks and nose.



Step Two - Concealer, Foundation, & Powder

Products: Skin 79 Original (hot pink) BB Cream, Lancome Effacernes Concealer in 1.0 Light, Estee Lauder DW Matte Pressed Powder in 1.0 Light


Step 3 - Contour

Product: Fyrinnae Bronzer Matte Light, Maybelline Bouncy Blush in Pink Frosting, InYourFaceMakeup Matte White Full Coverage Foundation as a matte highlighter


Step 4 - Prime Your Eyes

Product: Too Faced Shadow Insurance



Step - 5 White Eyeshadow Base

Product: Nyx Milk, apply heavily to the lid and inner corner and blend lightly up to the brow bone



Step 6 - Color

Product: Shiro Master of Whispers applied heavily to the lid and inner corner



Step 7 - Crease

Product: Shiro Mother of Dragons applied to the outer corner and crease blending into the lid color and up the brow bone slightly



Step 8 - Outer Corner and Highlight

Product: Shiro Chimera applied in the outer V and blended down along the bottom lash line, Shiro The Truth applied to the brow bone as the highlight



Step 9 - Eyeliner, Mascara, and Brows

Product: Shiro Dwarf in the Flask as eyeliner, Rimmel ScandalEyes for mascara, and Lancome Eyebrow Pencil in Taupe



Step 10 - Finished!

Product: TKB Trading Silica Powder applied to oily areas and used to blend the blush and contour & Fyrinnae Pygmy Hippo Liquid Lipstick



Obligatory Before & After Comparison


The weather has been so dreary here lately. It actually rained for 3 days straight! I can't wait to see some sunlight again.




2 comments:

  1. Wow, amazing job! You look beautiful!

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  2. I love this, beautiful job! I like how you did the "drop-eye' liner with just a tiny bit on the bottom.

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