Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts

Wednesday, 25 April 2012

Tips (PROducts) Tricks


 Supplies for Shoot

Look 1  - Geisha Inspired
- Inglot Cream Foundation in LW 100 ~ used as an all over coverage with a light brush to blend into the skin
- Make Up For Ever HD Foundation #128 ~ contouring throughout the cheekbones, forehead, jaw line
- Black Cake Liner
- Inglot Brow Powder
- Kryolan Eyeshadows in Highlight, Sahara & Sudan
- Estee Lauder Lip Pencil 14 Wine Writer ~ lined lips & blended them in
- Estee Lauder Intense Lip Creme 737 Electrified ~ used to assist in blending the liner into the lip & with...
- MAC Matte Russian Red ~packed onto center of lip
- Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream was used as a eu natural highlighter

Look 2 - Fendi Inspired
- removed lipstick from lip one
- added more contouring & highlights
- Vaseline ~ applied over the WHOLE lid & even brushed into the brows
- Gold Leaf (from Michael's or any craft store) - picked up with tweezers & placed onto lid & brushed out with synthetic artists brush
- MAC Satin Viva Glam II ~ applied all over lip with lip brush no liner

SIMPLE is BEAUTIFUL.

Actual photos to come.

email if you have questions SaraRose.Artistry@gmail.com


Friday, 13 April 2012

Coachella Weekend Uno


 






Are you at Coachella & didn't pack enough cut off jeans, tie dyed t's or ripped & beaded crop tops? Well let us assist you in hopefully standing out from the norm!

For a great DIY floral crown, check out A Haute Mess where Niki Blasina has broke down a great step by step (ohhhh baby...gonna get to you guuuuurl) guide to the floral crown she made for our photo shoot a few weeks back!

If your more of a Golden Girl  and less Flower Child (such as myself) try this easy DIY headpiece as seen below that I created for Cindy Busby at one of our shoots together. I took a long gold chain (large enough to fit around your or whomever is adorning the headpiece), purchased two small circular loops from a jewelry store & clasped one at the back, to close the circle & one at the front to keep the chain through the part of the hair anchored down. And if you are to "busy" to go through with a DIY headpiece email me SaraRose.Artistry@gmail.com and we can discuss me creating one just for your liking!