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When I started to put on a little more make-up than "usual", it was foundation, blush, 2 different eye shadows and mascara.
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But I never thought I managed to make it look as professional as you saw in newspapers!
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Therefore, I now thought to go through a little details one can do to make a look look more professional.
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Has done a pretty classic 3-eyeshadow make-up on both eyes.
But on right side (in the pictures) I have added details that are not really difficult to do, but give the look a more professional feel!
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Left eye - Three eye shadows and mascara.
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 Right eye.
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Filled eyebrows can do a lot for the make-up as a whole! Many people have nice eyebrows without filling them in, but if you fill in a little, it can still make a big difference. Quite a habit!
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Highlighter in the corner of the eye and under the brow. I have added a lot of light shade in the picture, if you take less you get a more natural result.
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Kajal pen on the inner lash line (White or black) Makes the make-up look more finished and well-worked.
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Black liquid eyeliner along the upper lash line. Kajalpenna works just as well, especially if you have difficulty applying liquid eyeliner. Better a poor horse than no horse at all.
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Black eye shadow slightly sooted along the globe line (not so that it is visible, it should only reinforce what is already)
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"Pull out" the eye shadow in a straight line a few mm below the lower lash line. Light shadow / white eyeliner over. This is a detail that is not very common, and also the eyes look much bigger!
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The face.
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7. Shading (eg sun powder) in temples, under the jawbones and on the side of the chin. In addition to blush of course!
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8. Gloss / pencil / pen on the lips is the icing on the cake for the make-up to look perfect!
Happy Friday everyone!
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