In My Makeup Chair

Pre wedding makeup and hair of my lovely client Mina. Sorry I couldn't get a "Before" photo just like"After"😉 I'm glad she loved it 👍🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻👄💍

I'm in Love with HOURGLASS Luminous Bronze Light - a medium tan shade fused with Luminous Light, a champagne pearl powder, for a softer, candlelit warmth. Ideal for fair/light complexions.
AND
HOURGLASS Radiant Bronze Light - a warm bronze shade fused with Radiant Light, a golden beige powder, to mimic a summer glow. Ideal for medium/deep complexions.
Simply Wowed by these two

Highlights of the Fashion Show.

Recent Makeup and styling!
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The most closest version to My version of Smokey eyes. This video has explained it in detail. Mayra did a great job and she is a brilliant makeup artist

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv7iqLyyP-8

Classic Black Smokey Eye Tutorial Classic Smokey Eye! LIKE my page: www.facebook.com/mayrastouchofglam FOLLOW me on Instagram: mayratouchofglam TWEET me: mytouchofglam Eyeliner tutor...

Dear people! you all must be thinking where are we as there is no update since mid May but let us assure you that We would be coming back with a bang soon. Lots of new articles on Skin care, Makeup reviews and all. Stay tuned!!!

Mac concealor in NC25,MAC Electric Eel Eyeshadow , Nyx milk jumbo pencil,Mac brown script, carbon,Hot Pot - Caribbean, Stila Kajal Eyeliner in Sapphire, Sephora gel liner

Soft Curls Updo!
A romantic hairstyle for a almost every occasion

Bouffant, Beehive French twist :)
Let me know if you want me to do a Step by Step
Thank you

All about Eyes!
MAC Carbon, MAC Gold, MAC Vanilla,Bobbi Brown
Sparkle Eye Shadow, Naked 2 (colors snakebite, busted and ydk), Velour Lashes STRIKE A POSE , CLINIQUE Lash Power Mascara Long-Wearing Formula COLOR Black Onyx,SEPHORA COLLECTION Rio Night Waterproof Gel Eyeliner, Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow whiz in Soft Brown.

Cut crease!!!
To achieve this look, start with a medium toned shadow and apply it on the eyelid from the lash line to the crease and along the lower lash line. Then create a sharp crease using a precision brush and the darkest shade. Follow the shape of your natural crease making a single line of color ending just before your upper lash line.The key to achieving a professional look is blending the line upward toward your eyebrow–blending and diffusing, but maintaining the weight of the line in the crease. Blend the colors well so its not streaky or stripy. Highlight just under the brow bone using the lightest shade and line both the upper and lower lash line with the dark crease shadow. Finish with a few generous coats of mascara and VOILA!!!