Today I wanted to do some artistic makeup, but I had very little time because I was without electricity for most of the day, so I decided to do something a little simpler. Although I liked it, there are details that didn't turn out the way I wanted, for example: the moon looks like a meteorite, ha ha ha. I don't know why I decided to draw the shadows of the moon with excessive craters instead of making slightly more delicate spots. I hope you like it.
Proceso/Process
Comencé con mis cejas, esta vez utilice pintura corporal blanca para pintarlas, las selle con polvo traslucido y luego comencé a colocar corrector en el parpado, tome sombra de ojos negra en gel y empecé a difuminarla un poco pero antes de difuminarla por completo debía maquillar mi rostro, por eso aplique base y contornos en el rostro para luego sellar con polvo traslucido, ahora comencé a difuminar mejor la sombra negra hasta llevarla al borde del rostro.
I started with my eyebrows, this time using white body paint to paint them, sealing them with translucent powder, and then I started applying concealer to my eyelids. I took some black gel eyeshadow and started blending it in a little, but before blending it in completely, I had to do my face makeup, so I applied foundation and contouring to my face and then sealed it with translucent powder. Now I began to blend the black shadow better until it reached the edge of my face.
I started applying black eyeshadow up to the contour of my forehead, applied shiny gray eyeshadow to the center of my eyelid, and then applied mascara. With a small brush, I drew little stars all over the black part and then drew “the moon,” which I shaded with black eyeshadow. To finish, I applied blue highlighter to my nose and tear ducts, and I also put on black lipstick, but finally decided to put a little dark blue eyeshadow on top.
Final
