High Fashion Contract Make-Up

This is Branka's demonstration for High Fashion contrast Make-up! Amazing. 

This is my first time doing high contrast makeup.

I loved it and I definitely gained confidence

with mixing colours to create high contrast, 

clean and sharp Make-up.

Products used: 

Cleanse,Tone,Moisturiser

Clown White

M.A.C. Studio Fix

Kryolan loose translucent powder

Collection EB Kit - brown mixed with a small amount of black

Kryolan Lip Rouge mini Palette 18 Colors

Inglot-Glam Eye Shadow palette

Yellow

Purple

Vaseline

SUNKISSED Glimmer Compact

To start with I have cleansed, toned, and moisturised my model's skin. 

Picture 1

I then applied clown white on the upper eyelid up to the eye socket. 

This is the first time I used clown white and its amazing, the result you get, how it changes the pigments of the colours and turns it to high contrast.

I then used yellow from Inglot-Glam Eye Shadow palette.

Picture 2

Again from Inglot-Glam Eye Shadow palette, I used a lighter shade of Purple on the lower eyelid. 

I blended the sharp yellow edge with Ben Nye-

Glam Eye Shadow palette 

Shell Natural

just to get rid of that sharp edge and give it a blended look.  

Picture 3

For foundation I used M.A.C. Studio Fix - a very little amount, mainly covering the 
T-zone and I blended it all over the face and neck to give me that smooth natural finish.

To set the foundation I used

Kryolan loose translucent powder.

For the cheeks I used SUNKISSED Glimmer Compact with rose Bronze beautiful pigment 

for this look.

For the lips and eyebrows I used

Collection EB Kit - brown mixed with a small amount of black. For the Lips I used

Inglot Free system Lipstick Matt 519

And to finish the look off I used a very little bit of Vaseline, just on the cheeks, nose and head to give it a healthy, dewy glow

Picture 4

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Based on the overall outcome, I was very pleased with myself.

A few things, however, that I need to work on...the lipstick balance wasn't 100% and the lower lip line wasn't balanced - the right side was much lower.

Also, the yellow eye shadow needed to be 

more blended.