David Bowie / Ziggy Stardust Inspired Make-Up Tutorial (1970s Glam Rock)

Description

What better way is there to commemorate an icon than to emulate his style? Through the medium of make-up, I have created a look inspired by David Bowie's 1970's alter ego, Ziggy Stardust, just one of many of his personas throughout his colourful career.
Show More What better way is there to commemorate an icon than to emulate his style? Through the medium of make-up, I have created a look inspired by David Bowie's 1970's alter ego, Ziggy Stardust, just one of many of his personas throughout his colourful career.

For more pictures and info, go to my blog: http://nealaolivia.blogspot.co.uk/2016/01/tribute-to-david-bowie.html

Products used:

Pritt stick
MAC prep and prime powder
Make-Up Revolution colour correction palette (peach tones)
Mehron celebre HD pro foundation - Light 1
Illamasqua skin base foundation - White
Joan Collins timeless beauty foundation - Cool Fair
Snazaroo face paint - Bright Pink
Kryolan aquacolor - 288
Illamasqua blush - Disobey
Milani blush - Love Potion
iMagic flash color case - Red, Turquoise, Black
Make-Up Revolution vivid baked highlighter - Pink Lights
MAC chromographic pencil - NW25/NC30
Urban Decay 24/7 glide-on pencil - Zero
Collection divine volume mascara
Urban Decay heavy metal glitter - Distortion
MAC glitters - Reflects Rust, Reflects Duo Purple
Collection glam crystals glitter liners - Night Fever, Rock Chick
Mink eyelashes

Where to find me:
Blog: http://nealaolivia.blogspot.co.uk
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/NealaOlivia
Instagram: @nealaolivia
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/NealaOlivia/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/NealaOlivia
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