MAKEUP MADNESS: October 2011

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Butterfly Fairy For Halloween

Who wouldn't want to be a colorful, free, Butterfly Fairy??

This, is my last addition to my affordable Halloween looks. Here are the links to my other amazing, affordable tutorials for Halloween.

http://amandasmakeupmadness.blogspot.com/2011/10/sedutive-vampire-look-for-halloween.html
http://amandasmakeupmadness.blogspot.com/2011/10/nature-nymph-tutorial-for-halloween.html

http://amandasmakeupmadness.blogspot.com/2011/10/my-corpse-bride-halloween-look.html

http://amandasmakeupmadness.blogspot.com/2011/10/living-dead-zombie-look-for-halloween.html

I used mainly purple colors for my butterfly because purples make my green eyes stand out. But you can choose any color of your choice or a color that makes your eyes pop.

First, I primed my eyes & face (where you are applying eyeshadow) with MAC's Bare Study Paint Pot (pearl) using my Sigma E25 brush.

With, LORAC's Front Of The Line Pro in black, I outlined my eyebrows & filled them in.

Using the same LORAC Liner I made my shape. I brought the top wing to just below my eye & I made my bottom wing outline my cheek. Then I brought the bottom wing up to where I started to outline my eyebrow. Repeat on other side.

* Your shape which can be any shape just make sure it looks even on the other side. And don't worry if your outline isn't perfect or thick. Because we go back at the end to clean it up.

Then, I followed the outline I just made using my Smashbox #3 brush applying MAC's Carbon Eyeshadow (matte intense black). It does not have to be perfect just make sure to stay in the lines.

With my Sigma 217 blending brush I blended MAC's Push The Edge Eyeshadow Pigment(deep purple) onto the Carbon I just put down.

And, I patted MAC's Violet Eyeshadow Pigment (bright purple) onto my eyelid. Then I blending it into the MAC's Push The Edge all over with my MAC's 217 brush.

So the only place that doesn't have eyeshadow on is the apples of your checks. Which I filled in with Make Up For Ever's Eyeshadow #9 (vibrant matte lavender).

Now that the butterfly is all filled in we are going to go back and add more detail and fix the outline. So I traced my outline to make it thicker & adding details like adding antenna's.

*Your details can be anything you like. Experiment.

And I lined my upper lashes with LORACS Liner flicking upwards. Then lining my bottom lashes from my inner corner to where the top wing meets the bottom wing.

Then, I traced the black outline with NYX Glitter Liner #09 (emerald green), which gives it a little something and covers your outline if it wasn't perfect.

*You can use any color glitter you want. I choose green for my eyes & goes great with the purples.

Using, my amazing Shiseido Eye Curler, I carefully curled my eye lashes.

Then, I coated my lashes in LORAC's Special Effects Mascara in Black.

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Sunday, October 23, 2011

My Beautyblender Review

This, video is my opinion on the hot-pink, makeup sponge, Beautyblender.

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

My Corpse Bride Halloween Look

Would you marry me? Death do us part????

This, is my inspired Corpse Bride look for Halloween.
Using cosmetics I already own to save $$ in this economy. And you can easily dupe similar colors with makeup you already own. There is no excuse for not dressing up for Halloween!

Here, are some links to my other Halloween looks if you are interested.

http://amandasmakeupmadness.blogspot.com/2011/10/sedutive-vampire-look-for-halloween.html
http://amandasmakeupmadness.blogspot.com/2011/10/nature-nymph-tutorial-for-halloween.htmlhttp://amandasmakeupmadness.blogspot.com/2011/10/living-dead-zombie-look-for-halloween.html

First, I applied Make Up For Ever's Aqua Cream in #4 (white) to my entire face & covered my lips. Using my amazing Sigma F80 brush to buff it into my skin.
Then, I took Loreal's Hip Eyeliner in Eggplant (purple) & mixed it with the MUFE's Aqua Cream in #4 on the back of my hand.

And, then I patted it randomly on my face to add texture, with my Beauty Blender.

With, LORAC's Front Of The Line Pro in black, I outlined my eyebrows & filled them in. And I also added some fake eyelashes to my bottom lashes by drawing them in on my skin.

Using the same LORAC Liner, I drew a line from the sides of my face to my outer lip corners. Then I applied lines down. To give the impression of a sewed mouth.

And, I took MAC's Carbon (matte black) with my Sigma E25 brush, to my crease & a little above.

Then, with my Bobbi Brown Eyeshadow brush I applied Urban Decay's Flipside onto my eyelid & lower lash line.

Using, my amazing Shiseido Eye Curler, I carefully curled my eye lashes.

Then, I coated my lashes in LORAC's Special Effects Mascara in Black.

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Monday, October 17, 2011

September Beauty Favorites

Beauty Blender, Bobbi Brown, Dior, Shiseido . These, are my beauty favorites of the month. I heart them & used them alot.

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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Easy Smokey Plum Eye Tutorial

This easy, gorgeous, plum smokey eye, is achieved with LORAC's Starry-Eyed Baked Eyeshadow Trio in Starlet.

First, I primed my entire eye area with LORAC's Behind The Scenes Eye Primer.

Then, using my Smashbox #3 brush, I swept the lightest shade (pink pearl) from lashes to brow & I popped it on my tear duct.

With, my MAC 239 brush I patted the medium shade (mutted plum) on my entire eye lid and a little into my crease.

I sprayed MAC's Fix+ on my brush before applying for a more vibrant pay off.

And, with my MAC 217 brush I swept the darkest color (dark purple) on my outer half of my lid, crease, and lower lash line.

I sprayed MAC's Fix+ on my brush before applying for a more vibrant pay off.

Then, with my Sigma E25 brush I lightly blended the colors together. And I blended out any harsh lines.

With, LORAC's Front Of The Line Pro in black, I lined my upper lash line.

Using, my amazing Shiseido Eye Curler, I carefully curled my eye lashes.

Then, I coated my lashes in LORAC's Special Effects Mascara in Black.

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Sunday, October 9, 2011

Nature Nymph Tutorial For Halloween

Did you ever wonder what makes the flowers bloom?? What gives Ladybugs their spots??

Well, that is the work of my whimsical, Nature Nymph, inspired for Halloween. Using cosmetics I already own but you can easily dupe the same colors with makeup you already own.

Here, are some links to my other Halloween looks if you are interested.

h://amandasmakeupmadness.blogspot.com/2011/10/living-dead-zombie-look-for-halloween.htmlttp
http://amandasmakeupmadness.blogspot.com/2011/10/sedutive-vampire-look-for-halloween.html

First, I primed my entire eye area with LORAC's Behind The Scenes Eye Primer.

Then, using my Bobbi Brown Cream Brush, I applied Make Up For Ever's Aqua Cream #4 in white, to my eyelid, crease, and tear duct.

With, my lovely Sigma E70 Angled Shading Brush, I swept
MAC Pigment in Vanilla (soft ivory frost white) underneath my eyebrows & my inner corners.
*I also add MAC's Vanilla on my face for additional whimsical glow. Along my nose, cheekbones, chin, and the center of my forehead.

And, with my trusty Sigma E35 Brush, I applied Make Up For Ever's eyeshadow in #09 (vibrant lavender) to my crease & a little above.

Then, I patted Too Faced Exotic Color Intense Eyeshadow in Nice Stems! (golden clovers), using my Sigma E55 Brush. To just the middle of my eyelid & lower lashes.

With, the other side of my Sigma E55 Brush. I took Too Faced Exotic Color Intense Eyeshadow in Violet Femme (lavender) to both sides of my eyelid, next to the Nice Stems!.

And, I lined my lower lash line, with Urban Decay's Liquid Liner in Ecstasy (bright purple).

Using, my amazing Shiseido Eye Curler, I carefully curled my eye lashes.

Then, I coated my lashes in LORAC's Special Effects Mascara in Black.

And, I applied Tarte's Natural Cheek Stain in True Love, to just the apples of my cheeks.

With, YSL Rouge Pur Couture lipstick in #23, I made a heart shape. By coloring in my upper lip bow & a line in the middle of my lower lip.

Lastly, I added random vines and leaves to my face. With MAC's Powerpoint Eyeliner in Tealo.

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Saturday, October 8, 2011

Sephora Beauty Haul-Too Faced, Bobbi Brown & More

Too Faced Exotic Color Intense Eyeshadows in Nice Stems! & Violet Femme, Bobbi Brown brushes, Benefit, Alterna.

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Living Dead Zombie Look For Halloween!!

BOO!!

Who said just because your dead you can't be beautiful? This, living dead Zombie look is fun and affordable!!

I am going to be having a couple of Halloween looks using cosmetics I already own (so look out for those fun looks!). Instead, of wasting $$ on Halloween Costume Makeup. I will list the cosmetics I used, but you can easily dupe the same colors with cosmetics you already own.

First, I primed my entire eye area with LORAC's Behind The Scenes Eye Primer.

Then, using my Bobbi Brown Cream Brush, I applied MAC's Fluidliner in Blacktrack (matte black gel). Onto my lid for a more dramatic effect. Blending it out and up into my crease with my Sigma E25 brush.

Using, my trusty Sigma E55 Eyeshadow Brush, I patted MAC's Carbon eyeshadow (intense matte black) on my eyelid, into my crease (and a little above) & lower lash line. With my Sigma E25 blending brush, I blended out any harsh lines.

And, with my Sigma E35 Brush I took Make Up For Evers 141 Eyeshadow (soft burgundy) from crease all the way up to my brow. And along my lower lash line.

With, LORAC's Front Of The Line Pro in black, I lined my upper lash line & waterline.

Using, my amazing Shiseido Eye Curler, I carefully curled my eye lashes.

Then, I coated my lashes in LORAC's Special Effects Mascara in Black.

With, some of my Make Ups For Ever HD Foundation, I patted it across my lips to hide their pigmentation. To add more to the effect that I am the "living dead".

And, using my MAC 266 brush, I randomly applied MAC's Fluidliner in Blacktrack along my face. Blending it in with the same Sigma E25 brush.

Then, with my Sigma E35 brush, I blended the same Make Ups For Ever's 141 Eyeshadow along MAC's Blacktrack on my face.

Lastly, I took MAC's 217 brush and blend the colors on my face together.

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Too Faced Eyeshadow Palette Giveaway Winner

This, is the video announcing the Too Faced Eyeshadow Palette Giveaway Winner!! Natural, Naked, Smokey, Romance and Matte.

If, you like this Seductive, Sultry, Vampire look for Halloween. Here is the link for the tutorial.

http://amandasmakeupmadness.blogspot.com/2011/10/sedutive-vampire-look-for-halloween.html

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Sunday, October 2, 2011

Sedutive Vampire Look For Halloween

Who said blood sucking, Vampires weren't sexy?? Or Halloween Makeup wasn't affordable???

I am going to be having a couple of Halloween looks using cosmetics I already own (so look out for those fun looks!). Instead, of wasting $$ on Halloween Costume Makeup. I will list the cosmetics I used, but you can easily dupe the same colors with cosmetics you already own.

First, I primed my entire eye area with LORAC's Behind The Scenes Eye Primer.

Then, using my Bobbi Brown Cream Brush, I applied MAC's Fluidliner in Blacktrack (matte black gel). Onto my lid for a more dramatic effect. Blending it out and up into my crease with my lovely Sigma E25 brush.

With, my Sigma E70 Angled Brush, I swept Too Faced's Tufted Suede (soft tan) under my eyebrow.

Using, my Bobbi Brown Eyeshadow Brush, I patted MAC's Carbon eyeshadow (intense matte black) on my eyelid, into my crease (and a little above) & lower lash line. With my MAC 217 brush, I blended out any harsh lines.

And, I applied Too Faced's Up In Smoke Eyeshadow (black brown) on top of Carbon that is in my crease and blending up. Using my trusty Sigma E35 Tapered Brush.

With, LORAC's Front Of The Line Pro in black, I lined my upper lash line & waterline.

Using, my amazing Shiseido Eye Curler, I carefully curled my eye lashes.

Then, I coated my lashes in LORAC's Special Effects Mascara in Black.

With, some of my Make Ups For Ever HD Foundation, I patted it across my lips to hide their pigmentation.

Lastly, I drew "fake blood" down the side of my mouth & a little on my lip, with a deep red lipstick liner & lipstick.

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