Raphaella C.
Raphaella C.

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Step by step (all products are MAC): 1. Apply Brule eyeshadow all over lid with #239 brush 2. Line crease with Espresso eyeshadow and blend out using #228 brush 3. Line lash line & crease with Blacktrack fluidline using #210 brush 4. Blend out fluidline with Carbon eyeshadow using #228 brush 5. Line waterline with Smolder eye kohl & blend out with Carbon using #228 brush 6. Apply lashes and mascara :)
Neutral eyeshadow pictorial
Starrly G.
Step by step: 1. Apply a primer first, then MAC neo-orange pigment all over the lid with #239 brush 2. Cut the crease with a black pencil liner 3. Blend up and out with MAC carbon shadow and #228 brush, soften with #217 brush 4. Line upper lash line with MAC blacktrack fluidline and #210 brush 5. Line lower lash line & blend out 6. Apply lashes & mascara :)
Neon orange cut-crease pictorial
Starrly G.
1. I first applied a generous amount of primer and foundation all around my eye. Then I went over my whole eyelid up to my eyebrows with a white kajal pencil and set it all with a transparent powder. 2. I applied the white pencil on my waterline and bottom eyelashes and enlarged my eye with outdrawing the shape of my eye under the eyelashes. I set it all with a matte white eyeshadow. 3. After I had a smooth surface to work with, I applied a light nude shade all over my eyelid and a white shimmering eyeshadow around my tearducts and on my browbone. 4. Simulating the shape of my real crease, I drew a fake crease a little bit higher with a black eye pencil, created dimension with brown eyeshadow, deepened the crease by applying black eyeshadow with a smaller flat brush and defined the final fake crease with black gel liner. 5. I started doing my eyeliner from the middle and worked my way out following my upper (not lower!) lashline, creating a droppy sleepy effect and brought it out quite a lot. Then I completed the inner third as well. 6. With a small blending brush, I applied a light brown eyeshadow under the white shape I created under my eye. Then, with the same black gel eyeliner I used for the top eyeliner, I started creating a fake lower lashline and connected it with the droppy upper eyeliner. I drew on a few "lashes" as well. 7. I defined my eyebrows sharply and made them thinner as usual. Then I applied mascara on my upper eyelashes, waited for it to dry and put on dolly false eyelashes. I cut one part of thicker eyelashes in half and applied those two parts a little bit further than where my real lashline ends. That's it, your anime eye is done :)
Manga inspired
Nicole F.
My Eyebrow Routine!
Yumemi S.
Graphic Eyes
Ceejay F.
Laguna Breeze
Ceejay F.
Clown makeup
Inspired by Cirque du Soleil
Vlada H.
First place winning design for the 2012 Toronto International Makeup Artist’s (IMATS) Beauty/Fantasy student Makeup competition by Blanche Macdonald Makeup graduate Kiki Xiang. “This was my first time competing at IMATS! For the 'Battle of the Brushes' I had two hours to complete a look with the theme: Wild Kingdom. The concept for my look is the spider – more specifically, the Black Widow. I designed my look for a model with black hair so that the head looks like the body of the Black Widow with red dots on top. Of course, this spider usually has 6 or 8 eyes so I extended the look up to the head and tried to make the dark web-like lines transition seamlessly into the black hair. To create this look, I first mixed white foundation with a skintone foundation. I used red eyeshadow for contouring, concentrating the intensity of pigment along the cheekbones. I used a brush to draw the black web lines on the face, neck and collarbones. For dimension, I used white cream eyeshadow and highlighted along the top of the web near the forehead. Then, I concentrated on the eyes. I thickly waterlined my model’s eyes with a black cream eyeshadow and applied top and lower lashes. For the spider’s eyes, I used red eyeshadow paint on my model’s head and used white highlight to give it a 3D look and some black eyeshadow for more dimension. I used the black cream shadow as a lipstick, filling the entire top lip and outlined part of the lower lip. I then filled the bottom lip with red cream shadow, blended a bit at the corners and highlighted the top of the lip with white!” Photo provided by Make-Up Artist Magazine.
Black Widow
Blanche M.
Alexys Fleming ©
Spider
Alexys F.
A tutorial for this look is up at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SMEiqxu3Lk&feature=plcp
Wild cat
Adria V.
Rotten Pumpkin
Melissa B.
Alexys Fleming ©
Venom
Alexys F.
Can I have a bite?
Charlotte A.
Angel of Death (Tutorial)
Heather H.
Creepy alien Halloween look.
Alien
Madam N.
Monster
鬼頭
禎 梁.
Psycho killer clown
Madam N.
http://www.youtube.com/MissJenFABULOUS for video tutorials
Five Easy Halloween Nail Ideas
MissJenFabulous F.
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two face inspired
Sarah L.
My 2nd makeup for my 2012 Halloween series. Animated/ Cartoon - Zombie/ Demon/ Skull Makeup watch the tutorial here:> http://youtu.be/RkQ7rI7NwXQ
Animated/ Cartoon - Zombie/ Demon/ Skull Makeup
Rebeckah W.
My 2nd makeup for my 2012 Halloween series. Animated/ Cartoon - Zombie/ Demon/ Skull Makeup watch the tutorial here:> http://youtu.be/RkQ7rI7NwXQ
Animated/ Cartoon - Zombie/ Demon/ Skull Makeup
Rebeckah W.
Circle lens gray from Shoppingholics http://www.loveshoppingholics.com/
Halloween Makeup Look Broken Doll
Cherry C.
look inspired by Durga https://www.facebook.com/pages/Under-BLUE-Lights/195427413818666?ref=ts&fref=ts
Under Blue Lights
Tynea T.
Release my inner beast
Theartismakeup d.
Makeup by Blanche Macdonald Makeup student Catlyn Jeong. “With this look, I wanted to create something funky something that is totally different and vibrant yet still matching with my previous work. To create a more fantasy look on the face, I airbrushed vibrant colors using Golden Airbrush Paint in purple, yellow, green red and blue. I applied false lashes top and bottom to intensify the look. As for the bottom lashes, I placed about them approximately 5mm away from the natural lashes. I was inspired by the necklace which I placed on the hat and therefore, extended the pattern by created a similar, flowy pattern into the neck.”
Fantasy Shades
Blanche M.
Inspired by Pixiwoo. :)
DIY Paper Lashes
Jen W.
A quick and creepy halloween look!
Halloween Bloody Tears
Tempest P.
Many others have done this look but with muscles under so I did rutten skin ^^
Am I beautiful now?
Charlotte A.
Blanche Macdonald Makeup student Paige Roy's real life interpretation of a storybook character.
A Storybook Character Comes to Life
Blanche M.
Skeleton
Julia G.
http://www.facebook.com/JessieBlushxo
Dramatic purple smoke tutorial
Jessica B.
Chezmoi Myhome photo shooting.
Lanna Punk
Le M.
A dark faerie look inspired by the poem The Uses of Sorrow.
Dark Faerie
Heather H.
Leopard Glam
Rebecca S.
used www.rockeresque.com xoxo, ruby doo, toxity, canary songbook, wicked witch, sparrow, platinum blonde, & hula hoop.
Rainbow
Jessica B.
Gothic
Lulu C.