SuperStar!





what i used:
MAC studio fix powder cover-up
MAC pigment bright fuchsia
MAC pigment grape
MAC Chrome yellow eye shadow
MAC pigment bright fuchsia
MAC pigment bright fuchsia
MAC fluidline in blacktrack
MAC hollywood nights lipstick
Electric cosmetics eye shadow love stone
Electric cosmetics eye shadow heavens paradise
make-up brushes
fake eye lashes
Some crappy beauty supply eye crayon
swarovski jewels
star hole puncher
thick paper


I'd like to first say that im not a professional make-up artist,and i havent had any training and i dont really know what im doing lol. i'm just sharing my personal methods :)

ipukeglamour make-up tutorial so start off with a completely clean face and then if you like to do your foundation first do that now. put on your foundation, concealer, primer, or whatever it is that you use. i just use MAC studio fix powder but i usually do it at the end. I used a super crappy white eye crayon from a local beauty supply that cost me like $1 as a base.
ipukeglamour make-up tutorial I used MAC chrome yellow, which is a potted eye shadow from the c-shock collection (it may be discontinued...but i looks a lot like MAC primary yellow so im sure you can use that it it'll look the same), and i made a C-ish shape on the side of my brow like shown.
ipukeglamour make-up tutorial Next i used MAC bright fuchsia and made a similar shape starting at my eye brow.
ipukeglamour make-up tutorial Then i blended them together, which made a pretty orange color. If you dont know how to blend check out one of my several blending tutorials for different techniques.
ipukeglamour make-up tutorial Next i put on a blue and purple color by electric cosmetics like shown in the photo. i blended them together as well as with the bright fuchsia. The electric cosmetics make-up was pretty good for its price. its highly pigmented and has pretty colors, however it fades extremely quickly, falls everywhere and it harder to work with. i guess i'll be sticking to MAC :/. anyway...
ipukeglamour make-up tutorial After that i used MAC grape pigment to cover my lid. I blended it wih the Electric cosmetics colors.
ipukeglamour make-up tutorial After that i thought it still looked kind of dull even with all of those colors so i extented it around the eye. i added chrome yellow, bright fuchsia, and the electric cosmetics blue in a thing line right under my lower lash line and blended it.
ipukeglamour make-up tutorial Now, heres the tricky part. I made the stars using a tiny brush and MAC fluidline in blacktrack. i did some of the free hand and i did some of them using little stencils i made using thick paper and a star hole punch. i'd just hold the paper up to my face and color in the punched out star with the eye liner. it seems like a simple enough idea but the stars often came out looking not so star like haha. hence the free hand.
ipukeglamour make-up tutorial this is what it looked like with just the stars. If you're going to attempt the star/stencil method i'd say just be careful and keep the stencil still. also be sure not to flip the stencil around the wrong way after using it one way. you'll get a messy print of the eye liner you left on it on the make-up you already finished. i'd say free hand is the way to go if you have an at least semi-steady hand.
ipukeglamour make-up tutorial After that i put on fake eye lashes and eye liner. I also put on little jewels that were attatched using eye lash glue.
ipukeglamour make-up tutorial Instead of normal blush/contour i used purple. It was Grape MAC pigment if i remember correctly.
ipukeglamour make-up tutorial last i put on lip stick. i used MAC Hollywood Nights from the Heatherette collection...but you can used Malani hip rose as it is LITERALLY the same color and costs $11 less! i own both and i was like wtf :/





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