Messy Mascara or Luscious Lashes

mascara tip #1

when shopping for mascara, most women only tend to look at what the description says, lets face it, "VOLUME BOOST" will draw any women's attention but the fact behind the matter is the correct bristle is what's most important.

if you want longer, fuller separated lashes rather option for a fiber bristle than a rubber bristle, rubber bristles may cause the mascara to clump on your lashes if application isn't done correctly and patiently.

i find that the shape of the bristle doesn't really meet the expectations of women who buy it, if mascara is applied correctly, the bristle shape doesn't matter at all.

your eyes after all are the MOST important feature on your face and you want to accentuate them, not clump them lol

Lights, camera, POSE lol

i was given another opportunity by photographer Alex Bond Smith to do a little front camera work for his portfolio, we decided on doing a "Moulin Rouge" theme.

had great fun and will post pics soon!

welcome to the world of blogging

so.....where have i been with this whole blogging "thing", not sure actually but i hope to make it a success..that's if i remember my password lol

i have created a page about everything related to makeup, where tips are followed and no offence taken on those "do u look in the mirror when applying makeup?" questions..

as a professional artist, i have a natural feeling for applying makeup and yes...if i have to admit not a very "tamed" creative sense when applying colors and textures.

xxx
B