How to: Depot your lipstick

Hello Everyone,

So today I will be telling you how to depot your lipsticks.

Here is what you will need:

1.  Napkins
2. Sanitizer
3. Jar to put the lipstick in ( I found mine at Joann Fabrics 9.99 for 24 jars)
4. Butter knife or plastic utensil
5. Toothpick to get the extra out

Okay so now that we have everything we need let us begin.

Get the lipstick you want to depot, use the butter knife to cut the lipstick. It will drop in the jar. Use the toothpick to digout the extra that is in the bottom. You can smoosh the lipstick down if you want. Wipe the butterknife with the sanitizer on the napkin. Start again

This saves lots of space , you will also be able to see the colors more clearly.  By doing this you have more room to buy lipstick.

Seductive Smudge-Proof Eyes

Taylor Swift is hot right now, but her eyes are even hotter.... So to get her eyes here ya go:


Prep:

Curl lashes, then dot a light layer of eye-shadow primer or oil-free foundation from lids to brows. Both grip onto makeup, preventing color from migrating.

The Technique:

1.  Gently pull your lid upward so you can see its inner rim. Line the rim with a few coats of jet-black waterproof pencil. Then line the inner rim of your lower lash line.
2.  Next, use the same pencil to line the skin directly above you upper lash line. Blend color into lashes with angled brush.
3. Layering liquid liner over pencil is the key to a stay-put look- the liquid  dries and locks down the first layer of color. With a black liquid-liner pen, make four evenly spaced dashes over the pencil line, then connect them.
4. Now its' time to create the winged-out edge. Close your eye, and trace a finger along your upper lid's crease, moving outward. When it meets the bony part of your eye, mark the spot with a dot of liquid liner (a).Place the tip of the liquid-liner pen on the dot, and drag it to the outer corner of your eye, thickening the line as you go (b).
5. Once the Liner has dried, dab your lid with a cream colored liquid shadow,the place a metallic version on the area just above your crease line and inner corner. Like creams, liquids catch light but stand up better to the heat.Finish with two coats of black mascara.

How To Get Fuller Brows....

1. Use a soft brow pencil with a slightly powdery texture (if it's too creamy, the color will smudge). It should be at least two shades lighter than your haircolor—unless you have white or very blonde hair. In that case, choose a pencil two shades darker than your hair. If you have very dark skin and dark hair, you can use a charcoal brow pencil—but no one should ever use black.

2. With a spoolie (the wiry brush often found at the end of a brow pencil), brush brow hairs down, then softly trace (don't press) the pencil along the brows' upper edges. Brush hairs back in place.

3. Fill the inner corners and tail ends with light, short strokes of the pencil. Run the spoolie over the entire length of the brows to soften and blend the color.

4. A note on timing: Fill in your brows after you apply foundation but before eye makeup. You will probably find that once they're more defined, you'll need less liner and mascara to look bright eyed.