Me2014

Me2014
Hi! Thanks for stopping by my blog. I'm Kristi, born and raised in Southern California. I've been into makeup since I was little. Makeup has always been a release to me, but not an obligation. I wear it when I want to, not because I have to and when i do wear something, I like to know it's gonna work... so I research. I'm self taught and love sharing what I find, whether that be a new product, a new makeup look, a new technique for applying, nail art, nails tools or places to get your beauty products cheaper. I hope you love reading these as much as I love writing them. Again, thank you so much for checking out my blog!!

Thursday, March 14, 2013

Makeup Look: Dia De Los Muertos

Hey! So, back around Dia De Los Muertos, I had a couple friends calling me to do their face in the skull style. I would say yes and then back out because the truth is I've never been great at full face makeup, I don't have that eye for symmetry. Sooooo, I tried it. I used some YouTube tutorials as reference from RissRose2 and some pictures from Pinterest but went with a half face look. I left the other side natural cuz... Idk. I just did. LOL! 

How-To:
I started by drawing the line down the center of my face in white 
eyeliner pencil. Using the same pencil, I drew out the design I wanted.
Then I mixed the white face makeup with a little foundation to make it 
more pliable and less POW shocking white and applied it to the face in
a thin layer, making sure I could see the lines through the makeup. I 
think i was going for more "SUPER Pale skin" than "Ghost white". I set it 
with the translucent powder and used a purple pigment, mixed it with 
a little translucent powder and did some contouring of the cheeks and 
around the hairline. I circled the eyes with the black cream liner and 
set it with black eyeshadow so it didn't melt and get patchy. Using 
liquid liner, I drew the scallops on the eyes, the scrolls on the face 
and the "stitches" around the lips. Then I filled in some areas with 
the purple eyeshadow pigment. To give the eyes some definition, 
I packed the purple OVER the black cream shadow just on the lid 
and applied the liner to define the lashline a little. Mascara didn't
seem necessary but I lined my upper and lower waterlines with a 
black pencil and That's it!!


 I know that's a lot of information and I'm not sure I'm gonna make a tutorial on it. Maybe closer to the NEXT Day of the Dead I will. Until then, here's how it came out...

Products I used:
Spirit White Cream Makeup mixed with a little foundation so it wasn't SUPER white
NYX Jumbo Pencil in BlackBean
NYC Liquid Liner in Black
NYX Jumbo Pencil in Purple Velvet
PureLuxe Pigment in Immoral (purple)
Make Up Forever Translucent Powder
MAC Eyeshadow in Carbon


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