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For an extremely matt effect the Cake Make-up is powdered off with Grimas Make-up Powder. Make-up Powder can be applied with a Grimas Velour Powder Puff, a Powder Puff or a Powder Rouge Brush. Gently tap the puff or brush on the back of the hand and then apply lightly on top of the make-up. Make-up Powder is light in colour but becomes transparent when it comes into contact with the make-up.

Allow to settle in and remove the excess powder with a Powder-Rouge Brush.

CAKE MAKE-UP = Cake Make-up

MAKE-UP POWDER = Make-up Powder

VELOUR POWDER PUFF = Velour Powder Puff

POWDER PUFF = Powder Puff

BRUSHES POWDER ROUGE = Brushes Powder/Rouge

You touch up the eyebrow using Grimas Eyeshadow/Rouge in a suitable colour.
Use a brush to take out Eye Shadow/Rouge in the desired colour and determine the colour intensity on the hand before you apply the powder. You comb the eyebrow hair (for example with a clean, dry mascara roller or eyebrow comb) in a downward direction and fill in the upper edge. Use an MS2 or MS4 brush for this (with obliquely cut hairs)
Hint: you can also use a brush (for instance R4 or M4) of which you yourself have cut the hairs diagonally.
Work from the centre to the outer areas and do not begin right where it starts. Then you push the hairs upwards and fill in the eyebrow a little from the bottom. Brush up the eyebrows.

Use the brush to apply a thin layer of Eyebrow Fixer to the eyebrows. Use the brush to fix the hairs in the right direction. You can repeat the process several times, each time only using a little of the product.

EYES

By playing with light and dark eye shadow colours you can give the eye an ideal shape. The general rule is: light brings things into prominence, dark makes them recede.

In principle, you apply a light-coloured eye shadow to the upper eyelid, a dark colour in the eye fold and a light colour to the eyebrow arch. First apply the light shadow with the applicator and work it out with a latex sponge.

Dark colours (for example in the fold of the upper eyelid) you apply with a brush.

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