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  • ApplyPigmentsWet-Step4

    How to Apply Pigments Wet (Foiling)

    Applying pigments wet makes the color of the pigment much more vibrant and intense than applying it dry. When you apply pigments wet, it's as if you have a whole new shade of pigment! Foiling is another name for this technique, because it has the effect of making your eyeshadow/pigment look shiny and bright like foil. Here's how to bring out the intensity of your pigment colors! Read more...
  • GoldGlitterLook

    Gold Glitter Look

    There are a lot of people who use glitter on their eye area, even though glitter is usually not recommended when worn on or near the eyes. I wanted to share with you how I add glitter to my looks that I've found to be safe for me. Here's how I do it! Read more...
  • PurpleGreenAndYellowLook

    Purple, Green, and Yellow Look

    When my clothes don't inspire me to use particular eyeshadow colors, I turn to the colors of my accessories. In this case, I came up with a makeup look to match an owl necklace I got at Forever 21. There are two eyeshadow colors on my center lid as well as two eyeshadow colors on my outer V. I blended them out (in the direction of lighter color to darker color), so that there's a subtle transition between each color. Read more...
  • MACChromaline

    MAC Pro Chromaline

    Chromaline is a gel/cream liner available at MAC Pro. They are waterproof and smudge-proof, and come in a total of 8 colors (3 of which are eye safe). Chromalines are matte, so the colors are pretty intense. Read more...
  • MACGreenPigmentsLook

    MAC Green Pigments Look

    Many of my looks using pigments are applied wet, since it makes the colors more vibrant. I wanted to show you that pigments still look great dry as well. For this look, I used three MAC green pigments, all applied dry on top of a green-based MAC Paint Pot called "Greenstroke". I like using paint pots as eye primers, since they help pigments stick on your lid. Read more...