Ace Day MOTD

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Margu M.

May 8, 2015

Margu M.

This is the look I did for Ace Day/Ace Card Day (visibility day for asexuality- ace of hearts= romantic asexual)
I'm panromantic, so I used the colors of the pansexual flag on my eyes:
Crease- UD Vice 3 palette Freeze
Lid- Vice 3 palette Alchemy
Lower lash line: dollar store palette borrowed from my sister because I don't own any yellow/gold colors

Ace colors are white, grey, black and purple so I did purple gradient lips:
Nyx Lavender
Nyx Violet
MAC Pure Heroine

Margu M.

May 8, 2015

Margu M.

Better shot of the eyes.

Edyn A.

May 9, 2015

Edyn A.

Super pretty! so glad to see people participating in ace day :)

Sarah N.

May 9, 2015

Sarah N.

I love the idea but just some constructive criticism.. I would definitely blend more and apply a transition color as well as a brow bone color. the red and black areas don't look very even to me. Also, I would have put the black at the end of the red and bring it up to where you have it now, the empty space looks incomplete. or bring the red out further and blend in towards where the black starts. Hopefully this makes sense lol just practice shadow placement and blending. I can't see much of a gradient effect on the lips but it could just be the lighting

Margu M.

May 9, 2015

Margu M.

It wasn't intended to be a soft or blended look, and I don't like bringing my crease colors down to the outer corners of my eyes, it's not particularly flattering on me. Tends to make me look tired. I know that's not the current convention, but it's the way I do things :)

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