Always a Bridemaid, Never a Bride- themed Photoshoot We have a million pictures of Bridesmaids smiling from ear to ear …
Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Bride-Studio Shoot
20 Monday Jun 2011
Posted in photoshoot
20 Monday Jun 2011
Posted in photoshoot
Always a Bridemaid, Never a Bride- themed Photoshoot We have a million pictures of Bridesmaids smiling from ear to ear …
20 Monday Jun 2011
Posted in Uncategorized
What’s your Beauty Horoscope? Check your level, by looking through your make-up bag…. Basic The …
19 Sunday Jun 2011
Posted in bridal
This wedding was absolutely STUNNING! Inspired by pleats, a little bit of ruffles, tafetta, pink cabbage roses, bits of green, bridesmaids in bronze and pearls, must I say more…..
Make-up Color Scheme- Bronze, Peachy Bronze, Gold, Espresso Crease
These are snapshots and the behind the scene pictures of Fanta & Ian, will update you when I get pictures from the bride. I love my job…….
17 Friday Jun 2011
Posted in inspiration
My Love Affair with Burlesque Make-up Art My personal inspiration-Glowing skin that shadows the natural contours of a face, that accentuates …
05 Sunday Jun 2011
Posted in SEEsaw Story
05 Sunday Jun 2011
Posted in SEEsaw Story
05 Sunday Jun 2011
Posted in The Book Nook
Book Review
Title- Fine Beauty
Author- Sam Fine
In A Nutshell: This book is great! It starts out with a section named”Make-up 101”, which focused on make-up artistry tools and how to tips. Fine offers tips in individual segments from foundation, eyebrows, eyeshadows, blush, lipstick, mascara, etc. My favorite segments are on eyebrows (lightening the brows and the huge difference) and the Contouring and Highlighting segment. Fine has amazing make overs, where each make over is focused on a different theme. He shows before and after’s in categories such as Natural beauty, corporate chic, timeless glamour, and my favorite Maximum glamour. In the maximum Glamour make-over he uses Rupaul and shows his before and after. Fine also has a Stargazing segment. This section is dedicated to celebrity makeovers and Fine’s personal experience working with them. He has had the honor of working on celebrities such as Tyra Banks, Patti LaBelle, Vanessa Williams, and Naomi Campbell, just to name a few. One of my favorite parts of this book is the last section “Fine friends”. In this section, Fine give each of his hi profile friends a personal profile, that tells us abut their current position, how they got started, their first big break and their advice to others. Fine’s friends are Lloyd Boston, Art Director, Angelo Elerbee, Publicist, Jerri Baccus Glover, Marketing Director, Bethan Hardison, Talent manager, and Mikki Taylor, Beauty Editor, just to name a few.
05 Sunday Jun 2011
Posted in How to?
Eye Shadow Basics 101
Follow these 6 steps to give your eyes a whole new wardrobe!
Prep
Clean Face
Groomed Brows
3+ Eye Shadows
Eye Shadow Brushes
Eye Liner
Mascara
1-Primer An eye shadow primer is to provide a base coat, which will enhance any eye shadow color you apply on top, and to absorb oils, so that your eye shadow is crease resistant and has “staying” power. Apply a thin coat of primer all over the eyelid (from the lash line to the brow).
2-Lid Color Apply the lid color from the inner corner to the outer corner of the eyelid. Bring your lid color up to where the eye naturally creases. Use a blending (fluffy) brush to blend away any hard lines. Notice that your lid has three distinct sections inner (closest to the nose) middle and outer, for a more advance technique, you can use different colors in each section.
3-Crease Color The crease color shapes the eye and adds a contour that can be natural or dramatic depending on what color eye shadow is used. It is recommended to apply your crease color with a small head fluffy brush or some vendors make crease brushes. The crease color should mimic a small “V”, starting from the outer lash line and following the contour of the eye. You can bring the crease color midway or across the full length of the eye. Blend crease color in a wind shield wiper motion. For a quick smoky eye- use a deep pigmented color in your crease (black, dark brown, etc.)
4-Brow Bone Directly under your brows, is your brow bone. To create color harmony, it is recommended to use a light shade of color. This color should not compete with the lid or crease color.
5-Eye Liner Eyeliner should be applied directly above the top lash line. For a more dramatic look you can apply eyeliner, on the bottom lid and under the top lash line.
6-Mascara Apply mascara through the full length of the lash, starting at the base of the lashes, and slightly shaking the mascara wand through to the tip of the lashes. Repeat
05 Sunday Jun 2011
Posted in How to?
How to add Glamour in 10 minutes?
Get Lashy! Get Beautiful!
Get Lashy in minutes, and lashes you can do all by yourself. Change your look, enhance your natural lashes, or head for a transformation. Lashes will do it! Now you hold the key to the lash bar, all you have to do is decide your desired “lashy” look and follow the simple steps to Get Lashy!
Lashes are Timeless
The creation of false lashes date back to 1916, by film director, D.W. Griffith. Lashes were initially created for dramatic transformations in movies and theatre. Then over the years they have become apart of many Beauty icons make –up routine. Celebrities from all media outlets (Marilyn Monroe, Beyonce, Tyra Banks, Rupaul, etc.) loved the look of fabulous long full lashes. Today this fashion trend continues.
How to Get Lashy? Tools needed
-Mirror (preferable an adjustable mirror with lights)
-Tweezers
-Lash Curler
-Scissors (to customize width if needed)
-Duo Adhesive
Steps
(HINT- usually the inner corner of the lash (close to your nose) is distinguished by a shorter length; the outer corner of the lash (closer to your ear) is usually longer in length
-you can use tweezers and gently grab one end & gently pull the lash from the packaging (a peeling motion)
-or use your thumb and slide the lash in a downward motion
Individual Lashes
Do you want more Individuality?
For Best Results – Please consult your lash technician www.shawnaelizabeth.com
Shawna Elizabeth
Certified Make-up Artist
pinkpalate@yahoo.com
770-895-6885
05 Sunday Jun 2011
Posted in bridal