i used my BECCA cosmetic loose shimmer pigment and a fluffly eyeshadow brush.
run your brush under water for a brief second. using the lid of your shadow container, make a paste with the shadow.
here is what the shadow will look like before and after foiling:
for this makeup look, i foiled my shadow from the lash line to the crease. with a dry brush, i used the same shimmer powder and applied it over the entire eyelid, up to the brow bone:
for a more in depth tutorial, you can watch this video here:
xo,
kristie
I love foiling! I actually tried it after I saw your tutorial a couple of months ago!
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i do this all the time, great tutorial
ReplyDeleteNeed to try this Very pretty look.
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I need to try this!!!
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Love this technique but it isn't actually foiling.... it's wet application! foiling is a process where you apply one shade and then lightly brush a wet shadow over top, giving it more depth.
ReplyDeleteGreat site/tip. I used to mix my powders in their tops 'til I found these palettes that I reviewed for About.com: http://naturalbeauty.about.com/od/Makeup/ss/Stylish-Tools-To-Keep-Your-Powdered-Makeup-Mess-Free-And-Sanitary.htm - they keep things cleaner on the countertops and keep your product free of bacteria.
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