It’s better to start with less and to build it up to the coverage you want. Layer Foundation: It’s Easier to Add Than to Take AwayĪ little foundation goes a long way. The formula contains optical diffusers to minimize the appearance of fine lines. If you have fine lines around your eyes or mouth, apply Fast Response Eye Cream ($28.50) to the areas before applying any of your makeup (even foundation). Use Fast Response Eye Cream to Minimize Fine Lines
#HOW TO APPLY MAC EYESHADOW MAKEUP SKIN#
MAC has two kinds, Prep + Prime Skin ($23) and Prep + Prime Face Protect SPF 50 ($28). You won’t have to reapply your makeup as often throughout the day if you use a primer first. Primer Reduces the Need for Touch-Upsįace primers are great for oily skinned ladies and gents. Not only does the spray prep skin for makeup application, but it contains soothing chamomile as well. If you have red, splotchy skin, spritz Fix+ ($16) over your entire face before applying your makeup.
It keeps them feeling crisp and refreshing against your skin when used to remove your makeup. When it’s hot out, store MAC Wipes ($17) in the fridge. I chose the club look, and the instructors described each step in the process. MAC Studio Makeup TalkĮach student was given a choice to learn either a bridal look or a club-inspired look.
#HOW TO APPLY MAC EYESHADOW MAKEUP PROFESSIONAL#
If you were planning to spend some money on a new collection anyway, a class like one of these may be a fun way to couple your new products with some professional instruction. To reserve a spot in a MAC Studio Talk class through Bloomingdale’s costs $75, but that amount also applies toward the purchase of MAC products at the end of the class. Other times, they’ll be more lecture-style. Classes are usually kept small (30 people or less), and in some cases hands-on (as was the MAC Studio Talk class), where you’re able to apply products on yourself. Makeup classes like these are often free, but sometimes stores or brands will charge a nominal fee. Ask in the stores, as well (check with the counter staff), because other brands offer similar classes. I found out about the MAC Studio Talk class through the Bloomingdale’s website. 🙂 Keep Practicing.If you love makeup, brand-sponsored classes like these are a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Line your upper lashline, apply kajal on waterline and apply mascara.Īpply some loose powder or compact powder to give finishing touch to your eye makeup.Īnd you are done! This is the simplest eye makeup you can do.:) If you reach this stage nicely, after this only enhancements such as applying liner on waterline, on upper lashline and mascara on lashes are left.
Start from the outer corner of the lower lash line and go inwards.Merge it with the cream shade we applied in the inner corner of the eye.ĭone! This is how you apply eyeshadow on your eyes. Using the same brush pick up the darker shade again. It’s like making a small “V” on the inner part of your eye. Apply this lighter shade on the very inner corner of the eye and also bring it on the lower part of the eye. We left the inner corner of the eye empty. I am using the shade called Bow from the Sleek Makeup palette. The lighter shade would make your eyes look awake and add brightness to the otherwise dark look. It could be a cream, beige, or a shimmery lighter shade. Using a pencil brush pick up the lightest shade in the palette. MAC 219 and brush from sigma are quite popular pencil brushes. I am using this brush by Colorbar- not good actually but would work. Now comes the role of precise round brushes for smaller areas of the eye. You’d notice that the colour on the top starts fading. 😀 Don’t touch the lid, just the crease. Keep doing it without putting too much pressure. Feel the socket of your eyes and place the brush there.All you have to so is move your brush inwards and outwards following the shape of your eye. Like so.Īnd now place the brush right on your crease. Pick the same eyeshadow just on the tip of the brush-very little.
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