Saturday, May 3, 2014

The Amazing Spiderman 2 Makeup!!! - Liberty





So this is pretty straight forward.



So I absolutely loved the movie (omg) and I actually went to the theater with this makeup on. I was really excited to have something to wear this look out to, because I love drawing on my face for some reason.


So this is pretty straight forward; Use a primer to hold the bright colors in place, I use Urban Decay Primer Potion. Then use a white sticky shadow pencil or base on the lid, I used NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil in Milk. Then take a flat stiff shadow brush and get a bright red color and pack it on to the lid, use a patting motion. Take a pencil brush and a vibrant blue color and place it really close to the bottom lashline, and then flick it up on the outer corner of the eye, for a cat-eye effect. Lastly, take any kind of a highlight shade you want and only highlight the inner bottom lashline, we don't want to add too much shimmer because we want the focus to be on the color and web liner. Use a fluffy brush to blend out edges per your preference.

THIS IS THE DIFFICULT PART: The liner, with a liquid liner, I used Sephora Brand 24 Hour Waterproof in Black, and a small liner brush, I took one of my Urban Decay Liquid Liner brushes out of an old product, line close to the lashline, or per usual. At the outer corner, flick up the wand as you would for any winged-liner, but continue the line until you feel comfortable, it should be long enough for the webbing. Pull a few more lines out of that same point of origin, then take a few from more into the liner, then a few under the bottom lashline. The curves are the actual webbing, the trick is to have the curve pointing inward and down, because actual spiderwebs are hanging, the webbing droops. Take your time. And sit down for it because it's tough work.


Wear a strong brow to balance out the face, and I wore a nudey-pink lip but really you can do anything with it.

So I hope you like the look and continue to watch it you love makeup (or Spiderman)! The liner technique is really applicable to last minute Halloween costumes... you're welcome.
Let me know how you liked the movie! <3

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