rainbow series: rainbow liner

Somewhere over the rainbow!

The final look from me in the rainbow series people, the ultimate! A rainbow liner tutorial, like the one shown in out intro to the rainbow series. The beautiful aspect of all the pretty colours blended so nicely together to create one of the world biggest mysteries, the rainbow. So pretty and dazzling, like a unicorn. Well, enough with the rambling, I hope you guys like this and if you have any questions feel free to leave them down below.

Eyes:
– Urban Decay primer potion
– NYX Jumbo eyeshadowpencil in milk
– Mac vanilla eyeshadow
– Mac omega eyeshadow
– Sugarpill eyeshadow in Love +
– GDE pigment in Light Flash
– GDE pigment in Electric lemonade
– GDE pigment in schitzophrenic
– GDE pigment in Shamrock
– GDE pigment in Bird? Plane?
– GDE pigment in Feline Fatale
-GDE eyelight in Glowstick
– Isadora liquid liner.
Face:
– Mac pro long wear concealer
– Mac MSF
– Mac bronzer in Golden
– Mac blush in Bite of an apple (limited edition)

Lips:
-Dior ultra glow lipgloss in 256

 

DIY: brushpainting

Oh sparkly blue

So if you’re one who follows the people on youtube regulary, you’ve probably seen that many has a colour on the tips of their brushes. This is a nice trick so you’ll reconize your brushes around other makeup artists or friends. You can use whatever colour to do this, it’s all up to your imagination. I did add a light baby blue cout at first, but decided to go with the sparkles as well later on. Hope you guys like it.

The first thing I did was to apply a bit of tape on the end of the brushes. How far up or down on the handle you want it is completly up to you. The line you make with the tape is going to decide where the nailpolish should start or stop.

 

Then you just apply the nailpolish layer by layer. I take two layers of each colour, but if your just using one colour I don’t think you’ll need more then two of them. Be sure to make it as intence as posible, that’s the coolest way people. Then you just let the nailpolish dry and peel of the tape. You should be left with an awesome coloured tip on your brushes.