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There is no such thing as too much eye shadows. I recently got to review palettes from my makeup supplier and I just fell in love with them!

On Zoe (in photo), I used the neutral palette on her eyes. Just a sheer sweep of the product on her eyelids, the pigment was very strong which is very good. Also, you can use the eye shadow either wet or dry. I used the other palettes as well for Zoe's blush and for contouring.

I was able to test its lasting power last night when I went out on a date with my boyfriend. When I got home after a party, my eye makeup was very much intact and in place.

I am now selling these palettes at a very low price because I really believe in these palettes! I can speak for them and I am very happy with the results. I am so happy to find great makeup products that are very affordable for makeup artists specially when we live on beauty products.

These products are cheap because they are only distributed by the bulk. They are made with quality, hypo-allergenic ingredients that is very safe for the face. They do not advertise and the package is very simple that's why the cost is so low. According to some makeup artists from the US who have used these palettes, these products are suspected to be from the same makers of MAC Cosmetics, but who's to know? I just believe in them and want to share them with you... Either you're a makeup artist or just someone who loves makeup!

To order, call or text me. Every cut-off for orders is Friday. Makeup is ready for pick-up every Monday. I do not ship or deliver (to avoid damages) so pick up point is in my condo in Makati City.

10-pc. Blush Professional Palette

Complete Contour Professional Palette



28-pc. Nude/Neutral Professional Palette

26-pc. Dark Neutral & Blush Professional Palette

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PHOTO CREDITS
Model and Products Photographed by Sabs Hernandez
Hair and Makeup by Sabs Hernandez
Model: Zoe Lim

Today was Lancome Weddings' Bridal Shower Event. I had to do the makeup of Ems and Allison both from L'oreal. I did their makeup "bride style" to keep in tone with the theme.


ON EMS:

- I used a stippling brush to blend Ems' foundation. But after application, I still used a wedge to blend some more until the foundation "melted" into her skin.

- I used Lancome's Colour Focus Palette in Delicate Romance. I used the darkest shade to contour and the lightest to highlight her browbones.

- For Ems' cheeks, I used a blush that is in the same shade and tone with her eyeshadow. She's very fair so a nice baby pink looked best on her.

- I kept her lips on the nude side to maintain that "fresh" and "no-makeup" makeup look.

- Defining the eyes with liquid liner and mascara made Ems' chinkie eyes open up.

ON ALLISON:

- The same application of the base was applied on Allison as well. Blend well up to the neck.

- For her eyes, I used Lancome's Color Focus Palette in A Fleur De Peau. A neutral palette that is on the orange side. Since Allison had tanned and warm skin, I used shades that were on the orange tone.

- I contoured her cheeks with an apricot blush and concentrated on the apples of her cheeks to make her narrow face fuller.

- I was enjoying the neutral and nude look too much tonight so I used an orangey-nude lipstick on Allison to keep the focus on her eyes which I emphasized with 2 coats of mascara on both the top and the bottom lashes.

Remember, that with makeup you don't have to follow everything in that makeup book to the letter. I was taught that when you have nude eyes, you have to have a stronger lip and vise versa. But for me... Sometimes keeping everything nude makes a different kind of statement!

So throw the old rule book away and just have fun experimenting to keep your looks updated and fresh!


PHOTO CREDITS
Makeup by Sabs Hernandez
Photos courtesy of Google Images