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shimmer and glow – they’ve got to put on soft colors, the colors of butterfly wings, and put a –

The Balm Mary-Lou Maniser is one of my favourite and most used highlighter. This highlighter gives a subtle glow which looks natural and it also doesn't have any chunky shimmery particles so it is easy to get a bit carried away when applying. I use it on top of my cheekbones, nose and above my cupid bow. I also use it on my brow bone and my inner corner to brighten my eyes. I love the shade, it is a honey goldish colour which will suit most skin tones. This highlighter gives a natural glow to the skin without looking overly shimmery. I love the way it blends into my skin without sticking to any dry patches. Mary-lou manizer has a mild smell which isn't too overpowering especially when you apply it to the skin. I use this product at the end

There are many colors in this world. Cool colors, warm colors, neutrals, the entire rainbow and more. There are dozens of colors people can’t see with their eyes. But sometimes, if you look very closely, they’ll appear, usually when and where you don’t expect them.

Kylie has not come clean about the type of filler that she used, but is most likely hyaluronic acid-based. She gets regular injections to make sure that her lips continue to look full and luscious. Most likely, she used Restylane or Juvederm to achieve that famous pout.

In earlier days, the Kabuki actor would apply Kumadori makeup with his fingers so he could follow his bone structure, outlining the right places to make it look even bolder. Kumadori makeup is still very popular today. Expressed through bold and dramatic designs painted with fingers and brushes, it remains the center of attention in Kabuki. Common characters in Kabuki theatre each have basic makeup colors and patterns that they wear often, which each color representing a different emotion (Agostino 5). The colors most commonly used are red, black, pale green, light blue, and indigo, where red stands for anger, black represents fear, pale green stands for calmness, light blue represents sadness, pink indicates youth, and indigo stands for gloominess. Also, in Kumadori makeup different shades of white are used to represent class, age, and even gender of the character (Heinrichs 119).

The use of the same, or very similar, colors in multiple small details creates a nice connection between important elements of the painting, and also plays a part in leading your eye around the painting. As the brightest and most saturated color in the piece, the orange-pink used for the details of the woman’s shoes, the flowers in the man’s hand, the highlight in his hair, and, finally, the light glow under the woman’s arms stands out very strongly, creating a strong emphasis on these small details. It creates interest, and almost a sense of fun, as the viewer is lead on a journey from the woman’s shoes, to the flowers, to the highlight in the man’s hair. Here the implied line, and therefore directional forces, from the man’s line of sight leads the viewer's eye up to the woman, and the final bit of orange-pink color underneath the woman’s

The Glo Shimmer Duo by Glo Minerals is a quality shimmer product that features two gorgeous hues. This product comes in one versatile variety (“Candle”) that works well with almost any skin tone. It provides your skin with a gorgeous sweep of luminescence to create a lovely, radiant effect. This compacted powder duo highlights the beauty of your skin and minimizes its flaws. One half of the conveniently sized compact contains powder in a warm tone, which is perfect for all skin types. The warm hue adds just a touch of color to your skin, so you look as if you have acquired a natural glow from relaxing in the sun. The other side contains a more translucent shade that highlights your skin and enhances your facial features.

Rose Period where he introduced warm colors of beiges, pinks and reds as seen in “Family at

This was a third and final addition to my portait color series. Instead of water color, I used acrylic as a painting medium. The goals were identical to the two other pieces in the series in which I would set out to paint realistic portaits using only primary colors as a palette base for my models skin tones and color.

Analysis: To help discover my own color keys, I’m going to try to follow Robert Hirsh’s advice to look at colors that I commonly wear. I notice that I enjoy more muted, darker

Clear colors are in for spring. A strong Magenta, Fuchsia, Coral for Lips and türkis, petrol, blue for the eyes.

Your goal is to make those colors, that paint - your portrait - as original and interesting as possible.

Glo Minerals Liquid Eyeliner – Coal is a versatile and advanced liquid eyeliner. This product is made to go on smoothly and easily; you won’t experience the pulling of skin that you might with other eyeliners. This eyeliner actually contains ingredients that are good for your skin, so you may feel pampered and beautiful whenever you wear it. The product is made with a formula that ensures quick drying, which means you don’t need to wait several minutes before you can complete your makeup routine. The eyeliner comes with a precision applicator for easy application. This product may be used by people with all skin types.

The lighting and colours will too be varied. The lighting will begin bright; as we are introduced to the character with very warm, orangey tints, and soft colours which indicates the girl’s mood once she has gotten out of the shower and is leisurely applying makeup. This image will portray how she is perceived in reality – using a naturalistic light – where society has no opinion of her as she visually seems like a normal, emotionally stable person. The lighting will then, as the film progresses, get darker – to convey the build up to a horrifically dark event – and the colours become colder; having a bluer tint, in order to portray the girls growing distance to the world that surrounds her as she falls into her own isolated mind. The lighting then increases and the colours warm up again as she is pulled from the world within her mind to the reality where everything is going to be okay, and nothing is a big deal and the panic was unnecessary and easily avoided.

In the Paikea image, I chose to use red during editing as the highlight to represent her passion and her strength to break down the barrier Koro has placed between them due to Koro’s stubbornness in limiting the leadership role to a male. The pink is set as the shadow to express Pai’s open-mindedness towards breaking the tradition of a male leader and instead assign a female for the leadership role. Therefore, this showcases the theme well due to the apparent misogyny Koro has on Pai becoming the next chief. The reason behind my choice of red as highlight and pink as the shadow is because you need passion in order to accomplish what you want to achieve. Open-mindedness only sets the motion, while passion completes it. Without passion, your ability is limited to only dreams.