Sentences with phrase «blending shadow brush»

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So swirl your tapered blending brush (don't pick up any extra shadow) over the dark - brown eyeshadow you just applied, blending it up into the crease of your eye and across your lash line to really define that outer V. Keep blending in concentric circles until all harsh lines are invisible.

Using a blending brush, like a Make Up For Ever 216 or an E.l.f. Crease Brush, pick up a darker brown shadow (only a few shades deeper than the last shadow) and smudge it lightly it into the outer corner of your eye near the lash line, then blend it beneath the eye, sweeping it along the first third of your labrush, like a Make Up For Ever 216 or an E.l.f. Crease Brush, pick up a darker brown shadow (only a few shades deeper than the last shadow) and smudge it lightly it into the outer corner of your eye near the lash line, then blend it beneath the eye, sweeping it along the first third of your laBrush, pick up a darker brown shadow (only a few shades deeper than the last shadow) and smudge it lightly it into the outer corner of your eye near the lash line, then blend it beneath the eye, sweeping it along the first third of your lashes.

Mini Angled brush can be used to blend shadows on the eyes, to apply highlighter to the cheeks, or for concealing under eyes.

-- eye primer — brown creamy pencil or a warm shade of brown eye shadow — black matte eye shadow — highlighter or shimmer eye shadow under the brow at the brow bone Then smoke it all out with a blending brush, and don't forget the lower lash line!

So swirl your tapered blending brush over a warm, soft - brown shadow (only a few shades darker than your natural skin tone) and blend it into the outer V of your eye, sweeping it from your lash line to the middle of your crease.

It's reasonably easy to blend out with a brush (I use a flat eye shadow brush or my finger in a patting motion to apply) and I can get decent coverage without using a lot of product so this will last ages and ages.

It is the perfect brush to apply shadow and blend, all in one brush.

The stipple type brushes are perfect for removing excess shadow, and blending in one motion.

Use MAC eyeshadow in Corduroy and blend shadow with a brush along the outer eye corners and along eye crease.

I usually use that to blend — but for applying shadow on the bottom lashes, I like to use a smudger brush.

Then, gently press a cranberry - hued shadow onto lids with an eye shadow brush, blending up to the crease.

Contouring Powder For a defined contour, use a matte brown or taupe shadow and a small, fluffy blending brush to carve out the hollows of your cheeks, define along your jawline and also at your temples.

After applying shadow with E30 flat shader brush, use this E40 crease brush to blend formulas for a professional finish.

I use the fluffy brush to apply shadow all over my lids and to blend because I'm lazy.

To create a soft smoky look, blend the eye - shadows well and for this purpose use a soft tapered blending eyeshadow brush.

Now apply a shimmery purple color or the most prominent color of your dress above the Kohl and blend it softly with eye shadow brush.

Easy to use and perfect for on - the - go application, this conveniently retractable, dual - ended brush features soft natural fibers to seamlessly shade and blend shadows.

Totally loved the product... but to create a perfect smoky eyes you have to take lot of the product on to your brush and blend it... The powder tends to fall on your lower lids so have to keep a tissue below the lower lid area to avoid smearing the eye shadow all over my face..

Step 3: Using a small, stiff eyeshadow brush, apply a coppery orange shimmer shadow all over the lid up into the socket area, softly blending out so the edges appear smoky.

Now blend the brown eye shadow into the black near the crease area, use a blending brush.

Use a fluffy, soft blending brush to apply the eye shadow over your eyelids and the lower brow bone.

The rich, medium brown shadow is densely pigmented, but it sheers out easily with a blending brush.

Then layer a metallic navy eye shadow over the black and blur it with a small blending brush to create a shimmering halo around the lash lines.

Use a fluffy shadow brush to blend the line where the two hues meet using small, circular motions.

Next, layer Provocateur over the previous shade with your Cruelty Free Crease Brush, then buff upwards into brow bone to marry and blend the pigment of the two shadows.

To ensure your natural makeup looks is seamlessly blended, finish by using your crease brush to buff the lightest eye shadow above the edge of your crease; this will prevent a harsh line between where your darker shadow stops and your bare skin begins!

The cruelty - free eye shadow brush can wedge into the tiniest creases to blend and soften any edges.

To give your eye a smoky look, brush a small amount of brown eye shadow along the crease and blend.

E30 - I love using this brush to blend out the outer - v, connecting outer - v to lower lash line, and also blending out any harsh line of shadow on my lower lash line.

I love that the palette includes a professional - quality, cruelty - free double - ended shadow / blending brush.

I've really found what works well for me (particularly as I like powder shadows and a LOT of blending) and can't imagine going back to any other brushes.

E25 - This brush is particularly great at applying shadow in the crease and making sure that it is blended.

Apply a light copper shadow to your eyelid using a blending brush.

Then I placed the Dior liquid shadow to the center of my lids, carefully blending it out with a synthetic eye brush.

Once you've applied the dark blue shadow in your crease, grab a blending brush and start to blend that line.

Again, I used my blending brush with a small amount of the blue eye shadow to add a little shimmer.

Using my eye shadow brush, I blend it in a bit so that I have a tint of blue in the shadow.

The small round brush can be used for eye shadow blending and crease color application.

Flat brush is also quite sharp and well framed; I used it for spot correction on pimples and blemishes Round angled brush can be used for powdering under eyes and blending shadow.

Next, lightly dab the blending brush into that first light blue shadow and use that to help better blend.

Our Smudger Brush shines because its soft, dense bristles help to perfectly apply and blend eye shadows for a variety of makeup looks.

Once the outline is etched out and blended outwards with the angled brush, I took this bright happy blue color Inglot shadow refill from Freedom System # 322.

Eyeko Me & My Shadow — Intense waterproof eye shadow and liner in one with built - in blending brush for smoky eyes in an instant.

You can apply these shadows either with your fingers or with a denser blending brush.

To begin, it includes a wide variety of brushes — you'll be able to master everything from blending shadow and combing eyebrows to applying eyeliner.

Pick a purple shadow that's a bit lighter than your liner and use a blending brush to sweep it along your top and bottom lashlines — it creates a gradient that looks so pretty!

Here's the breakdown: TOOLS: - toothbrush or disposable mascara wand - lip balm - nude lip liner - red lipstick - eye shadow blending brush - translucent loose powder - lip brushINSTRUCTIONS1) Using a toothbrush or disposable mascara wand and lip balm, remove any dead skin by gently scrubbing in circular -LSB-...]

This brush blends shades like a literal dream and makes the work of someone with no experience in shadow application feel like a seasoned pro.

Coastal Scents Classic Blender Crease Brush (at Coastal Scents): This is perfect for applying a crease color, or blending a little shadow under your lower lash line.

I took a small fluffy brush and softly blended, adding some of darker sparkly shades on YSL Pure Chromatics eye shadow palette to create less of a harsher look.