Secure the hair away from the face using clips/pins.
Run a consultation to ask about any allergies/medications/contraindications.
Products Used:
- Dermacolour Concealer Palette
- Illamasqua Translucent Powder
- MAC Paint Pot in Ochre (beige)
- Illamasqua Neutral Eyeshadow Palette
- Kryolan Matt Eyeshadow Palette
- Kryolan Brow Palette
- MAC Eyeliner Mix Gel
- 2000 Calorie Mascara
- Disposable Eyeliner Wands
- Metal Palette and Spatula
- Flat Eyeshadow Brush
- Round Eyeshadow Brush
- Thin Liner Brush
- Powder Puff
- Angled Liner Brush
1. Wash hands thoroughly before touching the clients face.
2. Scrap out chosen colours onto metal palette.
3. Evaluate the eyes to decide the appropriate shape and therefore application.
4. Ensure the eyes are fully concealed to create a smooth base for application.
5. Apply translucent powder liberally to the eyelid and under the eye to seal concealer and create a smooth powder base for eyeshadow.
6. Taking the palest chosen shade and apply all over the lid.
7. Using the same brush apply a darker colour to the outer corners of the eye and inner if required.
8. Blend the colour up into the crease of the eye.
9. Taking a round eyeshadow brush blend the eyeshadow together to create a transition of colour.
10. Using either an eyeliner of choice or MAC gel eyeliner mixed with chosen pigment draw a thin line along the lashes.
11. If desired this line can also be brought up into a flick.
12. Using a disposable mascara wand apply the mascara first to the back of the lashes and then work from the root to the tip to ensure the lashes are fully covered.
13. Apply one layer and then repeat if required.
14. Taking a small amount of brow powder in the appropriate shade feather lightly through the hair.
Reflection on Class
For my first attempt at applying eye makeup I felt that the application was overall decent and I had chosen an appropriate eye shadow style for my clients eye shape. Choosing the eye shape was relatively easy for my client as she possessed conventional round eyes however if the client has a combination of eye shapes you may have to combine eye makeup looks to achieve the desired effect. The initial eye shadow application was moderately successful however I do need to work on my ability to produce an even overall shadow look so that once blended out the eyes harmonise. Once this was done I applied an eyeliner that I found easier to apply with a small thin brush than that of the conventional angled brush, however the most challenging element was definitely the application of mascara. As my client had both long and fair eyelashes it was difficult to get close to the root without touching the rest of the face, this is definitely something I will need to practise within the future.
For my first attempt at applying eye makeup I felt that the application was overall decent and I had chosen an appropriate eye shadow style for my clients eye shape. Choosing the eye shape was relatively easy for my client as she possessed conventional round eyes however if the client has a combination of eye shapes you may have to combine eye makeup looks to achieve the desired effect. The initial eye shadow application was moderately successful however I do need to work on my ability to produce an even overall shadow look so that once blended out the eyes harmonise. Once this was done I applied an eyeliner that I found easier to apply with a small thin brush than that of the conventional angled brush, however the most challenging element was definitely the application of mascara. As my client had both long and fair eyelashes it was difficult to get close to the root without touching the rest of the face, this is definitely something I will need to practise within the future.
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