Showing posts with label makeup by sabs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label makeup by sabs. Show all posts

Welcome Back! (?)

Hello hello hello!

It's been a while since my last post. And let me tell you, I am not feeling too good about it. It's been crazy these past few months that I haven't had time to really sit down and write stuff. But don't fret! I am back and will keep my blog updated!

Anyway, so... As a sorta like "welcome back" to you guys, I am going to show you this video made by Henri Villegas. An up and coming photographer/videographer who shot this behind-the-scenes video of a shoot I recently did. It's just GORGE! You can view the video on my website as the opener at www.MakeupbySabs.com/www.SabsHernandez.com, or check out the video here:


Makeup by Sabs Hernandez
Hair by Ricky Diokno of Khiel's Stylist Series
Video by Henri Villegas
Model Iya Concengco (http://missplpify.blogspot.com)

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Red, red wine

Lovin' this beauty editorial I shot with Kelly Misa for this month's Look Magazine. What do you think of wine colored eye shadow ladies?







































PHOTO CREDITS
Photographed by Dix Perez
Story by Kelly Misa
Makeup by Sabs Hernandez
Hair by Genstein Yuson
Model Angelie Twigg of Mercator Models

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Karen and Cheng

"Hi Sabs!

I would just like to send you a picture of me and my sister from the time you did our makeup at the Lancome counter in Makati a few months back! Remember when we got our make over in the morning? This was taken that night when we had dinner with the family. And this was only a phone camera! We love your makeup and took your advise to heart! More power to you!!"


Karen and Cheng


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Oriental Eyes

"Sabs!

Loving your blog! I love makeup and I need your help! I am Chinese and I have chinky eyes but not so much. I need help on how I can emphasize on my eyes without making them look smaller or trying hard to make them look bigger. How can I achieve this? Thanks Sabs!! -Dianna"





Hi Dianna!

I had a model (in photo) who had sort-of chinky eyes. I had to look for her photo in my other email accounts so I can show you! Haha! But here it is! My model, Kim was only 16 when we shot this. She is half Japanese.

As many Asian women will know, black eye pencils have always been used to define their eyes. Today however, eye makeup for Asian eyes also includes other shades and mediums.

  1. When applying eye makeup for Asians, it is always wise to remember that you do have options. Using a combination of eyeliner pencil, liquid eyeliner, and eye shadow will always add definition and sophistication to your eyes. Make the most of these items.
  2. There are a number of different shades of blacks and browns so eye makeup for Asian eyes does not have to be plain. Why not try an espresso color, or one that has a glint of sparkle in it.
  3. Dramatic eye makeup application can include adding a touch of color. Asian eyes look great in shades of plum and raisin.
  4. Graduating your eye makeup from your eyelash line to your eyebrow will help to give your eyes more depth. For this to look great, you should use the darkest shade along your eyelash line and merge this into lighter shades of color nearer your eyebrow.
  5. Another of our Asian eye make up tips is creating different eye shapes. When applying eye makeup for Asians you can use dark colors to minimize the shape of the eyes and light colors to make them appear larger.
  6. Asian eyes are very versatile when it comes to color accents. You can compliment your brown Asian eyes by using shades of pale pink. You can also accent your eyes by using gold and rust colors.

When it comes to eye make up for Asian eyes you should always remember that for Asians their eyes are the most important feature and special attention should be given to them. When looking at Asian eye makeup tips, you will always see that black mascara and black eyeliner at the best for enhancing your eyes. This is because the mascara and eyeliner that is used in eye makeup for Asian eyes helps to enhance their almond shaped eyes.

Eye shadow can also play an important factor when it comes to Asian eye makeup. Our Asian eye makeup tips for eye shadow are also very simple and easy to follow.

  1. When choosing your eye shadow color you will need to look at the amount of fold you have above the eye lid.
  2. A lot of fold is essential for dramatic eye makeup and color such as black, deep purple, and navy blue will look stunning especially at night time.
  3. Use multi-layering of your eye shadow colors to enhance your look.

As you can see from eye makeup application tips, black is not the only color that you can choose from. There are many ways to create dramatic eye makeup for Asian eyes; all you have to do is experiment.

Most importantly, have fun with makeup! The beauty of it is that you can just wash it off right after!

ENJOY!




PHOTO CREDITS
Photographed by Derrick Francisco
Hair and Makeup by Sabs Hernandez
Modeled by Kim Hatakeda

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Summer Hues


Summer is my favorite season: I love that everything--including makeup--is more relaxed. This year, the summer makeup trends are good enough to eat, with Popsicle-like pastels, creamy caramels, and cotton candy pinks. We've decoded the colors for you; all you have to do is choose which look suits your style and how subtle or strong you want it to be.

  • Simple Style: Keep eyes light with a skin-toned shadow. Then dab pink blush on cheeks. The darker your skin tone, the richer the shade should be. Use the same rule for lips, but first slick on a lip balm with a built-in SPF to protect against damaging UV rays, then blot on gloss or lipstick with your fingertip for a stained effect.

  • Stronger Statement: Dust pale pink shadow on eyes and edge your lash line with a black, dark brown, or navy gel-based liner; Finish with black waterproof mascara. Keep cheeks sheer with a berry-toned blush. But to prevent color from creeping, top with a pink powder highlighter on cheekbones. For lasting color, outline and fill in lips with a Popsicle-pink liner. Then use a similar shade gloss.



  • PHOTO CREDITS
    Photographed by Charlie Teotico

    Hair and Makeup by Sabs Hernandez for Lancome Paris
    Modeled by Erikka Marzo

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