And this is when I run from face to face, spreading beauty in my tracks!
Everything about make-up is important
if you don't want to be the main topic on "Fashion Police" come
Monday...and well-applied Blush is CRUCIAL.
Placement has got to be precise when
it comes to the elusive BLUSH! Ah!
The blush blunders I see on the red carpet are sad.....but true.
*I personally like to put blush on the skin first before I start the eyes. I do that because it gives the face instant structure and dictates how to do the rest of the makeup.
The blush blunders I see on the red carpet are sad.....but true.
*I personally like to put blush on the skin first before I start the eyes. I do that because it gives the face instant structure and dictates how to do the rest of the makeup.
I like to do less contour but more highlighting with popping blushing cheeks, and eyes that don't compete with the rest of the face.
Yes, I use Geri G. Blush on my cheeks AND eyes!
*A beautiful color like Vanilla Creme over the entire lid with brown eyeliner right next to the lashes.
*Then my Plush Mascara 2-3 layers.
So stunning....so clean and chic.
For night Red Carpet-
*First- I like to do
contour and highlighting, then I blend it with the foundation.
The technique allows for
more blend-ability and less chance of streaking or nasty zebra stripes on the face!
more blend-ability and less chance of streaking or nasty zebra stripes on the face!
*Blush is an accent to the contour and
highlight. The placement needs to be precise to the face shape. Otherwise,
you will look like its all cheek and much too overpowering.
*The blush is
placed gently above and below contoured areas. Softly using the flat side
of the canvas brush to blend the blush into the small area of placement
that is correct for your face shape.
VOILA...Red Carpet Ready!
Come
in and see me for a demo of how to look Naturally Red Carpet Stunning!
Beatiful outfit in the oscar night
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