SHADOWING

You draw the lines with a flat sable-hair brush. By placing it obliquely on the skin you get a sharp edge on one side and a fading effect on the other side. To determine which side should be sharp and which side faded, you start from the centre of the face (nose). Create a fading effect towards the outside.

If you extend sharp lines, for example by extending the naso-labial fold line downwards, this will give a negative and even rather mean effect. You draw the dark corners of the mouth in the downward direction. The sagging mouth expresses dissatisfaction.

If the non-shaded parts are lightened, this will enhance the effect of bringing those areas "forward".

On top of the model's own (hidden) eyebrows you apply eye shadow, which makes the eyes appear larger. Eyeshadow/Rouge and Pearl Eyeshadow are very colour-intensive.

You draw the eyebrows and the lines around the eyes with an eyeliner. Because of the oblique shape of the eyebrows you enhance the angry effect.

You can make an eyeliner with Grimas Eyeshadow/Rouge and a little Cleansing Lotion.

Scrape a little Grimas Eyeshadow/Rouge loose using a spatula or the back of a brush. Take it up with a brush that has been moistened with Grimas Cleansing Lotion and mix it on the back of your hand. Apply the eyeliner with an MR 1 or MR 2 brush.

FINISHING

Also draw a mouche (black 'beauty-spot') on the cheek.

Take the Lipstick (Pure) onto a spatula (even if you are working from a stick) and apply it with a lip brush. First colour the middle of the lips and then colour the edges, working from the outside inwards.

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