Guest Look — Sarah Shares a Bright, Bold Look (on a model)

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Products: Corn shadestick, Bitter eyeshadow, Electric EEL eyeshadow, Chrome Yellow eyeshadow, crystal avalanche eyeshadow, samoas silk eyeshadow, engraved eye-liner, # 36 Lashes and duo glue, ZoomBlack mascara, and auto-de-blu technakohl liner.
 
Brushes: 242 brush, 217 brush, 224 brush, and 231 brush.

Sarah walks us through the steps she used on her model…

Step 1: taking Corn shadestick apply all over eyelid and a little above eyelid by using a windshield wiping motion with your hand.

Step 2: taking your 242 brush, pick up Bitter eyeshadow and apply to inner corners of eyelids stroking outward towards the middle of the eyelid.

Step 3: taking a clean 242 brush (or use other side of brush) pick up Chrome Yellow eyeshadow and apply to middle of the eyelids. Note: pack on the shadow until desired color is achieved.

Step 4: taking your 224 brush, gently blend the yellow and green slightly together so it doesn’t look like the colors have a line between them.

Step 5: taking your clean 242 brush, pick up Electric Eel eyeshadow and pat onto the outer corners of the eyelids. Again colors may need to be retouched for desired brightness.

Step 6: taking your 231 brush, dust Crystal Avalanche under your eyebrow for a brow highlight.

Step 7: taking your 217 brush, gently blend Samoas Silk into the crease, blending the 2 colors into the middle of the crease.

Step 8: mascara your lashes really good. apply duo glue to the # 36 lashes and apply them.

Step 9: apply Graphblack liner to the bottom waterline (inner membrane) of the eyelids.

Step 10: apply Auto-de-blu liner underneath bottom lash line and blend out with fingers.

See two more photos…

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Tekoa

Friday, January 18, 2008

I applaud the artistic creativity. The colours are very striking together. However, I have to be honest and say that zoomed out version scares me. I could see myself wearing this if the yellow covered the inner third of the eye, and more green in the middle. I wouldn’t carry the colours so high into the crease. My preferences aside, this would look funky at a techno dance club.

Sarah

Friday, January 18, 2008

Hi Tekoa, ha I know it isn’t something to wear out! LoL I just wanted to experiment with vibrant colors. It is more of a look for Halloween or like you said a certain theme like “techno” or something. However, I must say blending these 3 colors together was a challenge because they are so highly pigmented. Ha my little sister was the model and she was being silly in that middle picture! Thanks

 
 

shazza

Friday, January 18, 2008

scary! i wore the same colours whilst working for charles of the ritz in debenhams essex uk way back in the 80’s ( my age is showing really bad now!)

 

Tanya

Friday, January 18, 2008

Freaky looking make-up!! I LOVE it :) man oh man are those some vivid colors. You did an amazing job with the blending. LOL your sister looks like a goof being silly.

 

Camilla

Friday, January 18, 2008

too bold for me but this blending is a really good job !!! i wanna try to use yellow in make up but not that crazy shade lol and i agree thats its perfect make up for techno party

 

Amy

Friday, January 18, 2008

These are 3 of my favorite colors(and shadows!) to use together, so naturally I love this look. The only thing I’d suggest is maybe flipping the bitter and the chrome yellow, so the bitter blends the yellow and blue together a bit better and it’s a smoother transition. From my screen it looks like the bitter is on the inner corners, but I may be wrong haha. Either way, I love bright looks! :)

 

MAC_GiRL

Saturday, January 19, 2008

WOW SARA. THAT IS AMAZING. IT LOOKS GREAT!! AWSOME BLENDING. Y0U G0 GiRL!!

 

Miss Jeffrey

Sunday, January 20, 2008

You are the NEW Queen of Blending! All Hail Queen Sarah! :)

 

Sash

Thursday, April 10, 2008

YOU LOOK ABORABLE! I LOVE IT!<3

 
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