Showing posts with label beauty editor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beauty editor. Show all posts

ArtDeco Glam Deluxe

Check out ArtDeco's Glam Deluxe collection for this Holiday season! Read my article at MegaStyle.ph! 

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Linear Equation

BEAUTY SCHOOL - EYELINER IDEAS
By Sabs Hernandez for MegaStyle.ph

Having the strong black liner as part of your daily makeup routine can make the once exciting look to turn old and boring.

Twist the typical eyeliner with these great new techniques.

1.) The Feline Flick

Fan of the cat eyes? On top of a neutral colored eye shadow, thicken your usual line while drawing a smooth swoosh on top of the lash line for that fierce feline appeal.

Try using Revlon Colorstay 16-hr quad eyeshadow (P550) in "Moonlit" and Maybelline's Hypersharp Mascara (P399).


















2.) The Avant Garde Sweep

Work this runway favorite on the real way! Create a bottom eyeliner and extend it just a bit further than the top to show a newer (and wilder) dimension. Make sure both lines are kept thin to avoid looking overdone.

Try using MAC Shade & Smoke Shadow/Liner in "Beth Mask" (P1000) and MaxFactor LiquidEffect Pencil (P475).

















3.) Captivating Color

Try a different color of eyeliner for a change. Thicken the line depending on the event or mood. A thick 60's flick would be perfect for the Halloween season, don't you think?

Try using Revlon Colorstay Creme Gel in "Plum" (P795).


















































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Bobbi Brown's Pretty Powerful Webcast

Last week was Bobbi Brown’s Live Webcast event and Megastyle was logged in to watch her talk about her new book “Pretty Powerful”.

Bobbi Brown talked about how makeup does not make women more confident, beautiful, and powerful, but how you perceive yourself as beautiful. “I do believe that a woman should realize that they have their own power to be beautiful”, Brown adds.



The webcast lasted an hour and her talk was more about self-confidence and self-love than how to make oneself pretty through the use makeup or her cosmetics line. It was definitely inspiring to hear someone in the cosmetics business and a world-renowned makeup artist who makes her living beautifying other people, NOT talk about makeup.

Brown also said, “Beautiful to me is confidence, it means being confident in who you are”, then adds, “beautiful does not mean looking like those women on the pictures of Vogue. Because a lot of those girls are not as beautiful as they photograph.”

When I logged in last night at the “media only” website, I was surprised to see how Bobbi Brown was dressed in very comfortable clothes and very minimal makeup. She was herself. I admired how comfortable she was in her own skin. For someone who was very big in the beauty industry, she didn’t put on the extra time to look like some of the celebrities and the models whose makeup she did, but she looked like herself, she looked confident, she looked beautiful.


I think that that was what her book entails. Be confident in yourself, and you will look beautiful no matter what you put on your face. You won’t be constantly be looking at the mirror checking your appearance and your makeup.

The interview took only 11 minutes where Bobbi talked about how she came up with the idea of her new book and what it was about, but answering questions from the media from all over the world took 45 minutes, including my own: “What is your take on whitening products?” Bobbi answers: “I don’t believe in whitening products, but I have created brightening products because I understand that women want to look brighter. I don’t like changing the color of people’s skin, I like brightening it and evening it out but I don’t want to bleach anyone’s skin.”

She also explains how she loves giving talks to young girls about confidence, and how to eat right and be healthy. Because this will also make someone feel confident when you are putting the right food into your body. Being healthy will reflect on the glow of your skin, and how you feel as a whole because you live healthy.

Bobbi Brown seems like someone who practices what they preach. I have several books that she has written in the past and she does talk about the same thing: eat right, how to apply natural makeup, be comfortable in your own skin, and just be yourself. She gives women fantastic makeup advise on how to look beautiful without changing yourself with the use of makeup, but how to feel beautiful inside and out.

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View my original post in MegaStyle here: Bobbi Brown's Pretty Powerful Webcast

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