Doll type face paint/makeup

1. First I took out my eyebrow using Nose wax, mine is from GRIMAS but you can just buy any nose wax from amazon and it should do the job. Just take a little bit of this and smooth it over your brow as thin as you can get it so its not visible.

 

2. Next you need to map out where you want your naturel face showing through the gap and paint the rest of your face and neck white. I started with one thin layer and then finished off with a thicker layer making it perfect and then powdering it with a translucent powder.

3. When you have your face covered how you want it you need to draw the gaged line around the edges, you can either use an eyeliner which is black or a black face paint, I used a face paint

4. Now to perfect it, using a damp cotton bud clean up the white paint away from the edges what overlap the black line.

 

This is also the stage where I drew on my eyebrow, slightly higher and a little more arched than my natural eyebrow I also used the black paint to do this.

 
5. At bit more of an easier step, where I gently brushed on a light purple face paint over the top of my forehead and contoured my cheeks with it (this would be easier done with a purple eye shadow or something powdered). 

6. Now I have just done my eye in similar colours and making it a little darker with winged eyeliner and mascara. on the opposite side of my face I just made the natural makeup a little more obvious with a bright lipstick and a little eye shadow.

 

 

My small but growing OPI collection

From left to right-Mrs. O'Learys BBQ, Your a pisa work, Flower-to-Flower, Blushingham Palace 

My collection is growing! so if you read post on my OPI nail polish in the color 'You're a pisa work' you would know that was my first OPI polish i had ever tried, but since then i have grown three new babies to my collection of OPI polishes. I love all four colors of the polish i have and haven't stopped wearing them since getting them. I would say i have been neglecting all my Barry M polishes (sorry barry M polishes), but i just love these! the brush is great because its large so you can paint all ten nails in about 3 minuets (no joke), and they dry soso quick so I'm not waiting 20 minuets because i can do anything because when I'm wanting for polish to dry i always smug it. 


The colors are so vibrant and pigmented, the only one I have used that hasn't given an opaque finish on the first layer is the color Flower-to-flower but on the second coat it is a great summery color and i love it! Out of the colors i have I probably dislike Blushingham Palace the most, its just not something id go for, I bought it off e-bay and in the picture it looked like a pearly pink, but when it got to me in the post its more of a metallic pink, although i like it the lease i don't hate it and i do still wear it. 


If you would like to read my post on 'your a pisa work' click here