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Cupcake
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by Cupcake » Sun Mar 21, 2010 7:11 pm
Yeah, that's about right
I'm a basic lidwash kinda gal but patting a little Fire over Brimstone is irresistible. Excellent pic that Egerandi highlighted on the EOTD thread.
Brimstone isn't pigmented enough to use as a liner. It's a good lightweight smokey eye lid wash or crease-defining depth colour. Personally, I plaster Fire over everything, but then I'm a mineral magpie
If you want to be a bit classier than me, and that's not hard frankly, do Brimstone on the lid and slightly into the crease and then Fire over the crease and slightly above towards the browbone and that should blend beautifully. Dab a little Fire around the inner eye corner by the tearduct and you've got yourself a smouldering look.
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Trainer
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by Trainer » Sun Mar 21, 2010 8:11 pm
Cupcake wrote:Yeah, that's about right
I'm a basic lidwash kinda gal but patting a little Fire over Brimstone is irresistible. Excellent pic that Egerandi highlighted on the EOTD thread.
Brimstone isn't pigmented enough to use as a liner. It's a good lightweight smokey eye lid wash or crease-defining depth colour. Personally, I plaster Fire over everything, but then I'm a mineral magpie
If you want to be a bit classier than me, and that's not hard frankly, do Brimstone on the lid and slightly into the crease and then Fire over the crease and slightly above towards the browbone and that should blend beautifully. Dab a little Fire around the inner eye corner by the tearduct and you've got yourself a smouldering look.
Ooh thanks for the idea Cupcake! I'm going to do that tomorrow!! I do washes too! But I'm going to put fire over it just like you said! (I can' wear that during the day right???
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