Looks: Brown Archive

Black and Cream Look

Posted on July 31, 2010 | 1 Comment
Creating contrast is a great way of bringing attention to a particular area -- in this case I want the focus to be on the cream color on my eyes. I wore a dress similar in color to MAC "Dazzlelight" eyeshadow, so I wanted to feature this neutral shimmery shade in my makeup. I used a matte black color on my outer V to create a contrast effect with "Dazzlelight", making the light color pop out more. Read more...
Daytime Pinks and Plums Look

Posted on July 29, 2010 | 4 Comments
When I create colorful daytime looks, I usually try to incorporate some type of brown with it so that it's more neutral. For this look, I used a warm golden brown eyeshadow to tone down a bright pink eyeshadow I placed on and above my crease. I added more color by using plum shades on my cheeks and lips. This look is colorful without being too bold for daytime wear. Read more...
Smokey Brown Look

Posted on July 21, 2010 | 1 Comment
Here's a more natural take on the dramatic smokey eye. Natural smokey eye looks can be an elegant nighttime look. To achieve a very wearable daytime smokey eye look, just use a smaller amount of the darkest brown eyeshadow on your outer V and blend it out. Read more...
Wedding Makeup Look (REQUEST)

Posted on July 15, 2010 | 5 Comments
When it comes to weddings, it is really up to the bride to get exactly what she wants on her special day! So when the bride chooses a makeup look, it should be something that she feels comfortable in. My recommendation is to not stray too far from how you're normally seen everyday (or how you look in previous special occasions)... you don't want your special someone to not notice you when you walk down the aisle! Here are step-by-step pictures that you can use to either achieve a very natural look (for those who don't usually wear makeup) or slightly more dramatic yet still neutral look for your special day. Read more...
Daytime Cat Eye Look

Posted on July 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment
This is a different take on the classic cat eye that you can wear during the day. Using a brown pencil (instead of black) softens this look and makes it less dramatic. This is also a great look to wear when you don't have much time to get ready! Read more...