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it is
cold. We're going to start off with
maintaining clear skin using Iku acne
serum. A clear canvas is always easier
to work with. Moving on to pale
foundation. I'm not a fan of using white
foundation, so I'm going to take the
lightest foundation shade that I own and
double the amount I normally use,
warming it on the back of my hand with a
brush and applying it evenly on my
entire face and neck. Use a sponge for
additional blending. We're going to skip
concealers because we want to preserve
as much of your natural dark circles as
possible.
So, apply a translucent finishing powder
around your eyes. This will set the
foundation and create a smoother surface
for the eye makeup. Set your foundation
with loose powder. Load your puff up,
blot the excess, and gently dab the puff
all over your face. This will create a
more even, smoother coverage. The reason
why we want to keep the dark circles is
because vampires don't get much sleep.
Let's define the nose by contouring. I'm
selecting a neutral flesh tone that is
two shades darker than my own. With a
filbert brush, lightly run it along the
sides of your nose to create an illusion
of a defined nose.
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Start blending out the harsh edges. You
want this to look as natural as
possible. My f is the f
of shine. Also, with the light shade,
highlight your nose bridge and lightly
blend away. Start redefining your brows.
I'm going to use a gray color as a base
first and filling it in with a
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brush. Then, taking an eyebrow pencil,
finish defining it by filling in the
brows. Use a stronger hand and try to
avoid using black. To keep both eyebrows
looking similar, tilt your head down.
Measure the angle with the pencil and
compare. Remember, your brows don't have
to look identical. They're more like
sisters, not twins. Keep tilting down
and check if they're even. We want the
eyebrows to look strong, but not
overpower the
eyes. Now, prep the eyes. Apply a
sufficient amount. This will intensify
the colors.
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Get your eyeshadows ready. I'm using
Coastal Sense 88
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palette and select a rusty color and
apply it on your lids. A rusty color
gives your eyes that bloodshot look. Now
start fading the color out. Get the
color deep inside the socket. This will
create deeper hollows in your eyes. Now
fade out the outer V. This will create a
warm undertone.
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Behind the cloud. Behind the
cloud is the
apply the same rusty color on the lower
lash line. You're almost creating dark
circles. When you're doing this,
take a dark brown shade and apply it
along the outer V. The deep brown will
darken the rust without losing the rich
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colors. Start blending the dark brown.
Dig deep into the hollows. This
accentuates the depth of your eyes. Fade
out the rich
brown. Now rim your eyes with black
eyeliner. So line your waterline. And
don't worry if it gets messy because
we're going to smudge it later. Line the
inner top part of your lid. You want to
darken your eyes. A tip I always stress
on is to never stretch your eyes when
you apply your eyeliner. It may seem
easier to apply it this way, but you're
damaging your lids. This will
prematurely age and sag them. Now, take
a small brush and smudge the eyeliner.
Create a slight cat
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eye. Don't be scared to over smudge. We
want those raccoon eyes. For any boo
boo, use Q-tip and twist to remove.
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Take that fluffy brush and diffuse the
black eyeliner with it. This is like
gosh and blurring your
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eyeshadow. Use your black eyeshadow.
Apply it directly on the outer V. This
will deepen the look.
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Use a fan brush to remove any
fallouts. Curl your
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lashes. This mascara looks so fancy. I
can imagine a vampire using it.
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Apply a wine or burgundy colored blush.
All products and links are listed on the
sidebar. Use your stippling brush or
blush brush and apply it right along the
hollows of your cheeks.
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As you can see, my Laura Mercier
concealer melted in my car.
So, start reshaping a more defined edge
to your lips.
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Create a strong cupid's bow. Remember,
you want to take your time on this part.
It's very easy to mess up.
Blend the concealer into your
foundation and really emphasize on the
edge. Use a sponge if necessary. Apply
the translucent loose powder. This will
set the
concealer. Apply a wine or black cherry
colored lip color. Look at this Ye St.
Laurent lipstick. It's so gothic looking
with intricate details. Very vampireish,
right? So, apply your lipstick and use a
brush to fill in the lips. A brush gives
you more control and precision. You want
precise application to make sharp
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edges. This isn't necessary, but finish
off with lip gloss. Lancome's lip gloss
has a teardrop shaped brush for a
precise application. So, start at your
cupid's bow and follow the
edge. Powder to
finish. If desired, wear fangs. You can
buy this at any Halloween store. It fits
perfectly over any tooth. I prefer to
use dentinure adhesive cream to stick
the fangs on my teeth. Fill up the fang
with the cream. You don't need too much.
Fit it over any one of your tooth. Wait
for a few minutes for it to set. I
waited roughly 2 to 3
minutes. I'm going to suck your
blood. Enjoy your luck. It's
haunting, gothic morning,
elegant,
mysterious, and
romantic.
Close my
eyes. Good luck and happy Halloween.
Music is by late night alumni Canon
Wakishima Suna no
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oiro the sunrise comes too
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