- #MAC EYE MAKEUP TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS SKIN#
- #MAC EYE MAKEUP TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS PROFESSIONAL#
- #MAC EYE MAKEUP TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS MAC#
When applying color onto the brow bone with eye shadow, start applying color with the brush directly beneath the highest point of the arch of your brow, applying less color in either direction from there. Shading and color gradients with eye shadows aren’t just for the lid and crease area. You don’t need to use lots of product when it comes to Paint Pots less is more.
#MAC EYE MAKEUP TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS MAC#
Apply the product over the entire eye using a flat brush like the MAC 242 ($23). It’s a creamy, nude beige shade that goes with almost all colors. Painterly Paint Pot ($16.50) is a great multi-purpose eye primer. Prime Your Eyes with Paint PotsĮye primer extends the life of your eye shadows. In a pinch, you can also use it to tame stray hairs elsewhere on the face. It’s a gel that acts like hair spray for yours brows, keeping them in place. If your brow hairs lie in different directions, Brow Set ($13.50) is a handy product to have around. Repeat the process, moving the color up from the apples to the hairline. Smile in the mirror to make the apples of your cheeks more prominent and apply with the blush using a small, circular motion. Swipe it on the blush pan once or twice, tapping off the excess powder. When applying blush, grab a 187 duo fiber brush.
The overall shape you’re shooting for resembles a capital E on the right side. From there, swipe over the right temple onto your upper forehead just below your right hairline. With Refined Golden Bronzer ($21) and a 187 brush, start near the outer corner of your right eye, swiping down the curve of the cheek bone (under the apple of your cheek). When you apply bronzer, think of a capital letter E. In the class, I dusted the Medium Deep shade on my T-zone with a 187 Duo Fibre Brush ($42). MAC Blot on Your T-zone for a Natural Lookįor a natural look, top MAC Studio Tech foundation with MAC Blot Pressed Powder ($21). Use Downward Strokes to Apply Foundationįacial hair and fuzz tends to lie vertically on the skin, from top to bottom, so when applying foundation with something like a 190 Foundation Brush ($32), use downward strokes to and go with the “grain” of the hair. I’m normally an NC 35, but Studio Tech in a slightly darker NC 37 provides great medium coverage and helps soften and diffuse lines on the skin. MAC Studio Tech ($29), a cream foundation in a compact tends to be lighter than MAC’s fluid foundations. Studio Tech Foundation for Medium Coverage It’s easier to slowly add product than it is to take it away. It’s better to start with less and to build it up to the coverage you want. Layer Foundation: It’s Easier to Add Than to Take AwayĪ little foundation goes a long way. The formula contains optical diffusers to minimize the appearance of fine lines. If you have fine lines around your eyes or mouth, apply Fast Response Eye Cream ($28.50) to the areas before applying any of your makeup (even foundation). Use Fast Response Eye Cream to Minimize Fine Lines
#MAC EYE MAKEUP TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS SKIN#
MAC has two kinds, Prep + Prime Skin ($23) and Prep + Prime Face Protect SPF 50 ($28). You won’t have to reapply your makeup as often throughout the day if you use a primer first. Primer Reduces the Need for Touch-Upsįace primers are great for oily skinned ladies and gents. Not only does the spray prep skin for makeup application, but it contains soothing chamomile as well. If you have red, splotchy skin, spritz Fix+ ($16) over your entire face before applying your makeup. It keeps them feeling crisp and refreshing against your skin when used to remove your makeup.
When it’s hot out, store MAC Wipes ($17) in the fridge.
I chose the club look, and the instructors described each step in the process. MAC Studio Makeup TalkĮach student was given a choice to learn either a bridal look or a club-inspired look.
#MAC EYE MAKEUP TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS PROFESSIONAL#
If you were planning to spend some money on a new collection anyway, a class like one of these may be a fun way to couple your new products with some professional instruction. To reserve a spot in a MAC Studio Talk class through Bloomingdale’s costs $75, but that amount also applies toward the purchase of MAC products at the end of the class. Other times, they’ll be more lecture-style. Classes are usually kept small (30 people or less), and in some cases hands-on (as was the MAC Studio Talk class), where you’re able to apply products on yourself. Makeup classes like these are often free, but sometimes stores or brands will charge a nominal fee. Ask in the stores, as well (check with the counter staff), because other brands offer similar classes. I found out about the MAC Studio Talk class through the Bloomingdale’s website. If you love makeup, brand-sponsored classes like these are a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon.
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