First of all, I’d like to express a gratitude to 
It’s every woman’s desire to look pleasing and reveal her upgraded version. Some women do it to impress people, and some will do it for themselves —to gain confidence, self-esteem or just wanna look themselves as extra as what they want it to be.
Today, me and my housemates will have a U-LOG regarding on how to achieve a fresh make-up look with slightly heavy details in the eyes that will be very much useful in attending events daytime ‘til night. Make-up proves how a woman exerts a great effort in everything she does. Well, to start, preparation and arranging of make-ups, brushes, the vanity mirror and the lights should be done. These things will be seen below:
The lights we used to have a proper exposure in photos: a ring light and the bulbs beside the vanity mirror.
The pallets and brushes we used. If you’re planning to follow this tutorial, you may use different brand but with the same steps. Creativity is the limit here, friends!
After preparation of these stuffs, our model here, 
Then, using the tip of the pinky finger (any brush will do), we brushed up the under-eyes using L.A. Girl’s High Definition PRO Concealer shown below to “conceal” the eye-bags or dark spots under the eyes.
Once blended, we then applied a lighter concealer to cover up redness of the first concealer. We used this for the both concealers to blend to the skin. We also applied this concealer to the upper-eye for fairness in comparison to the under-eye.The second concealer we used is the Number 15 Fair Clair Concealer. We used the concealer’s brush to apply in strips and blend ‘em up using a wider brush.
After the concealing process, we applied the lightest eye shadow we had to the upper-eyes which will serve as the base. The eye-shadow was applied in the entire upper-eye, from the underneath of the eyebrows to the beneath of the eyelashes.
And using the same brush, our creativity starts by using the warm coloured pallets and blend them in to emphasise a certain shape of the eye. We applied lighter colours firstly and getting darker when it reaches the tip side of the eyes. Blending of the colours is shown below:
Once the application of the eyeshadow is done, JC compact cream foundation is applied using a wide brush applied at the entire forehead, cheeks, nose and chin. This is used so that the fairness of the under-eyes and the entire face will be maintained.
And using a thin brush, then apply a darker shade of the warm pallets, in the linings of the under-eyes. The process is shown below.
And using the particular kind of brush shown below, we then tap the loose setting powder “Translucent” of Laura Mercier in the under-eyes. This allows the loose powder to set a brighter and tighter concealing in the under eyes. This process is called “baking” which is shown below.
We then prepared ourselves for the most important part of a woman’s face, the eyebrows. It needs to be “on-fleek”, because ”eyebrow is life”, as what they’ve said. Using an eyebrow pencil we then formed the eyebrows for it to be on-fleek. Once formed, we then brushed it up with an eyebrow mascara to lighten up the colour. I think every girl knows this part. There it is!
After the eyebrows, we applied Maybelline New York’s Mascara to the upper and lower eyelashes to emphasise the eyes.
And with this brush formed like a broom, we then swept out the excess powders from the baking process a while ago.
And for the nose-line, brown pallet is applied using a soft brush to emphasise the sharpness and the shape of the nose. Make sure to put just a little amount of brown to avoid mistakes in the nose, guys! It might look like dirt if mistaken. And also, don’t forget to blend! ☺️
Using the brown pallet before, blend it with a pink blush-on to use it in contouring. Contour is used to achieve a desired shape of the face and put your blush somewhere you like.
After the contouring process, we then applied a gel liner to the upper eyelids and put on artificial eyelashes for extra feels. Who can’t be mesmerized by such a tantalizing eyes?
And for the last but not the least step, the lips! Of course, who’s gonna forget that? Well, we used a not so dark kind of lipstick to match the complexion and the beauty of the model. We also matched it for the purpose of achieving a fresh make-up look.
And taaaadaaaah! We’re all set and done with some curly touches in the hair and a pretty smile! I hope that you learned something in this make-up tutorial, guys! Express yourself with you wanted to be! But still remember, TRUE beauty is not seen in a well chiseled nose nor beautiful eyes, but it is felt within a kind, generous and loving heart. Thank you, friends! Keep steeming!
Model: Johanna Francisco (
Maquillage: Janice Daniel
