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Make your own afforable Z palette ! See how to make it here: http://youtu.be/L9fauavAuIQ
DIY Magnetic Makeup Palette (Z Palette Inspired)
kate s.
60's makeup, alien eyes, black and white theme, nude lip, feather lashes
Black & White Bug Eyes
Karla O.
Hair and Makeup by Vintage Noir. Photography by Flashing Lights
The Vintage Models
Jasmeen M.
Easy yet semi-wearable look!
Foiling pigments
Terri S.
Lip Tattoo
Violent Lips Uncensored
Terri S.
Before & After Shot
Bombshell Makeover
Terri S.
JLO inspired makeup
Terri S.
Green Smokey Eye
Terri S.
I love this makeup
Anet Ž.
Every Day Look
Lulu C.
You can find my hair tutorial for this Hair Bow here. :) http://youtu.be/L8mJi974s8c
Cute Rope Braided, Hair Bow Tutorial - Upside Down Braid
Tina - MakeupWearables L.
Contouring can really change and enhance your features! 1. Prep your face by applying the foundation of your choice in your actual shade as a base and to cover up any imperfections that you may want to conceal. 2. Choose a concealer that is 2-3 shades lighter than your actual foundation to highlight and bring forward the features you want to enhance. 3. Apply the lighter concealer to the high points on your face which include; the bridge of your nose, forehead, under your eyes (create a triangle shape to really bring our your cheekbones), cupids bow (area above your top lip) and chin. This will create a longer or more oval shaped face. 4. Choose a concealer that is 2-3 shades darker than your foundation to contour your face. This step makes the areas on your face that you do want to be so noticeable recede and create an even more oval shape that is desirable to most individuals. Apply this to the sides of your nose to make your nose appear more straight and thin, around the circumference of your face, and between your ear and mouth to create the perfect contour to enhance your cheekbones. Tip: Cheek Contour: Place your thumb at the top of your ear where your ear meets the side of your face. You will feel the protrusion of your cheek bone, this is where you want to start your contour. Take your index finger and point it towards the edge of your mouth, the line that your fingers create is here your contour should be placed. 5. After your highlight and contour is placed, take a damp sponge and blend everything together. Be sure to stipple or pounce the sponge along the face so you don't smudge everything together and loose the effect of the contouring. 6. After you have perfectly blended everything together, set everything with a powder. Set your highlight with a lighter powder and your contour in a slightly darker colour. 7. You can then add some colour and define your contour and highlight even more with a blush and add a highlight along your cheekbones. Hope this helps! :)
How to Contour
Sathi G.
Simple
Anet Ž.
Berry and Nude Gradient
Chassy D.
This was done for a prom. Something girly and pretty as requested!
Prom hair
Rhian S.
Hot roller curls
#eyes #lips
Talia P.
French plait into a bow bun
bow bun
Emily B.
<3
eyes
Inna K.
Red/pink smokey eye.
Drea L.
:)
#eyes #OOFD
Talia P.
luv wearing lashes with a bold eyeliner
cateye liner
Patty H.
Glitter
Natalie K.
💋❤
Fishbone/Fishtail braid and winged liner
Kari W.
Wearable Smokey Eye
Simera H.
Eyeliner
Simera H.
Japanese stage makeup-inspired look by Blanche Macdonald graduate and Fashion Makeup instructor Timothy Hung. Photography by Patty Tseng
Fierce Kabuki/Geisha Look
Blanche M.
Blanche Macdonald Makeup student Paige Roy's real life interpretation of a storybook character.
A Storybook Character Comes to Life
Blanche M.
Dramatic makeup with layered colours by Blanche Macdonald Makeup instructor/graduate Timothy Hung.
Color me beautiful
Blanche M.
Makeup by Blanche Macdonald Makeup graduate and CurliQue Beauty Q Talent Leader Jaylene McRae with Make Up For Ever. "The main attraction to this make up is the false eye and mouth created. The depth of the lashes and the stability of the makeup around the eye and lip, is what ensured the success of this make up design. “Aqua Black” waterproof eye shadow was what was used to create the black lines. Panstick #070 created the stark canvas set with white setting powder. Make Up For Ever’s intense pigmented eye shadows make blending and color placement a snap! I find the collection of glitters from MUFE to be the best, they added the extra “drama”. Finish off with some rhinestones / the right wig and costume and Voila!! Fantasy made into reality!!"
The "Mad Hatter"
Blanche M.
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.
Makeup by Blanche Macdonald Global Makeup student Veronica Duk Soo Cho for her class photo shoot.
Picture Perfect
Blanche M.
Makeup, hair, styling, photography and post-production – all by our incredible Blanche Macdonald Makeup graduate/instructor and Timothy Hung. This look is inspired by Les Misérables! Here is his Makeup breakdown: 1. Cleanse the face with Biorderma Sensibio H2O. 2. Moisturize and massage skin with Darphin Organic Rose Aromatic Care mixed in with Aveda Jasmine Absolute and Rose Absolute Oils. 3. Condition the lips with Rosebud Lip Salve. 4. Fill in the lash line with Make Up For Ever Aqua Black Waterproof Cream Eye Shadow. 5. Mix Make Up For Ever’s HD Foundation in shade #110 with Giorgio Armani Fluid Sheer in shade #7 and apply with a brush 6. Line the contour of the eyes with M.A.C Kohl Pencil in Costa Riche, blend thoroughly and add M.A.C Sculpt Powders in Sculpt and Shadowy. 7. Add M.A.C Carbon Eye Shadow for more definition in the crease of the eyes. 8. Apply M.A.C Light Touch Pressed Pigment with fingers directly on the eyelid for a liquid-like highlight. 9. Highlight/line bottom lash line with M.A.C Chromagraphic Pencil in NC15/NW20. 10. Apply a sheer coat of Diorshow’s Iconic Mascara in shade #090 to the top lashes. 11. Contour the cheeks with M.A.C Cream Color Base in Mid-Tone Sepia and Cream Color Base in Devilish Orange for a flush of colour. 12. Highlight the height of the cheekbones, the brow bones, the bridge of the nose and the chin with M.A.C Cream Colour Base in Pearl 13. Define and line lips with M.A.C Beet Lip Line. Lightly tap the lips to defuse the intensity. Follow this by applying Dior Addict Ultra Gloss in shade #982 for shine and intensity.
Les Misérables
Blanche M.
Makeup by Blanche Macdonald Global Makeup graduate and IMATS First-place winner, Duk Soo Veronica Cho - winner of the 2013 Asian Expo Fantasy Makeup competition. Photography by Tony Lee. "For the Asian Expo Fantasy Makeup competition, we were asked to use a combination of techniques and color palettes to create a face and body paint with the theme "Asian Culture-inspired". This look was my entry for the competition final. I based my design around the main colours of Korea and made a big ribbon with traditional Korean cloth and flowers. I was inspired by a traditional Korean wedding. For the body paint, I airbrushed the base colors and then drew the Korean traditional characters and dramatic random lines by hand."
Fusion Fantasy: A Modern Twist on Korean Colors
Blanche M.
Avant-garde Makeup by Blanche Macdonald Makeup artist Jaylene McRae.
Exotic Fantasy Bird
Blanche M.
IMATS Vancouver 2012 'Battle of the Brushes' winning Clown Fish-inspired look by Blanche Macdonald graduate Catlyn Jeong.
Nemo-rrific
Blanche M.
Makeup by Blanche Macdonald graduate and Fashion Makeup instructor Timothy Hung. Photographer, Patryk Widejko
Black Swan
Blanche M.