SIMPLE MAKE UP FOR MY CLIENT

I welcome you all to another edition of Creative Sunday, Today I will be showing us how I transform my client into a beautiful princess.

I began by neatly trimming her eyebrows to make them appear less bushy. She may have applied body lotion or other kinds of skin care to her face, so I had to make sure that her skin was kept clean. I used wet wipes to clean her face so that it would appear natural.

After that, I applied moisturizer to her face. Since the purpose of a moisturizer in makeup is to avoid dryness, I used CETAPHIL for her. I gave it a minute to absorb into her skin before applying a sweat block, which I applied using ADVENTURE OIL BARRIER. To smooth the skin, fill in wrinkles, and make the makeup application more effective, I also let this air dry for a minute before applying my primer.

I then moved on to drawing her eyebrows, which took me about three minutes because I like to take my time to get the exact shape I want for my client. After drawing her eyebrows, I went on to conceal them, which made them look sharp and neat. I used an angle brush to do this justice and went in with a shade that was brighter than her color.

After applying a suitable eye shadow on her face, I sketched Kris using my Avour primer which is an eyeshadow primer and different from the normal face primer. Though this form of makeup is significantly different from regular eyeshadow, it is still incredibly basic and looks stunning on every client.

The next thing I did was apply foundation all over her face and blend it in with my beauty blender using her color shade, which worked well. After that, I contoured her nose with my powder using a darker shade of color, I then applied powder all over her face, applied setting powder, and waited a few minutes.

The lip is the next stage. I colored the upper part of the lip with brown color of my lip palette, mixed it with pink color, and then blended it through with a blending brush to make it look gorgeous and stand out.

After all of this, I applied my makeup spray and proceeded to tie the gele, which I had done earlier in the previous tutorial.