Deer make up tutorial

I love this cute fancy dress make up idea! I saw this floating about on YouTube and Pinterest and thought I'd give it a go myself.

For this look I used: 

Black face paint

White face paint 

White pencil eyeliner 

The contour powder in light from Sleek

Black mascara  

I started this look by drawing a line from the bottom of my eyebrow to the end of my nose and did the same for the otherwise. 

I joined the lines between creating a heart  like shape. 

Down the centre of my nose I filled in with the white eyeliner pencil and a bit of the white face paint. 

Then I filled in my eyebrows with a black face paint to make them look thicker and bolder. 

Using the white face paint again I stretched the white colour from my nose to around the middle of my eyebrows and around my eyes too. 

I coloured in my water line with the eyeliner pencil. 

Using a thick stippling brush I applied a fair amount of bronzer/contour around the top of my forehead stretching around the corner of my eyes and onto my cheekbones to create a C shape. 

Then on my contoured cheeks and forehead I dotted the white eyeliner. 

Ta da! 

It isn't the best but I'm quite impressed seeing as it took me about 5-10 minutes. 

Thanks for reading I hope you liked this post. Love, A x

Pop art make up tutorial

For this look I used:

Black face paint

White face paint 

Red lipstick

A thin angled brush

A lip brush 

A blue and purple eyeshadow 

I started off drawing a bold, black line all the way around my face. 

I then drew a line down my nose and around the corners of my nose too. 

Then, still using the black face paint I drew a curved line where my cheekbones are. 

I then made my eyebrows more prominent still using the black face paint. 

I drew two black wrinkle lines in between my brows. 

I used an Accesorize eyeshadow palette to create a really bold and vivid eyelid colour.

I used the purple and dark blue. 

Using a red lipstick I filled in my lips and then dabbed some white face paint into a squoval shape on my lips. 

Using a thin brush I dotted the white face paint on across my face in a symmetrical pattern. 

Lastly I drew two lines with a curve at the end on my collar bones.

Ta da!

I hope you liked this post. Love, A x