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How to Prepare the Face for Makeovers
Coverage Tips for Makeup Foundation
How to Apply Foundation with Stippling
How to Blend Makeup Foundation
How to Apply Concealer Under Eyes
Applying Concealer to Cover Dark Eye Circles
How to Apply Loose Makeup Powder
Brushing Makeup Powder on Face
How to Highlight Eyebrows
Applying a Eye Shadow Base
How to Apply Dark Eye Shadow
How to Blend Eye Shadows
How to Highlight Eye Shadow
How to Apply Eyeshadow Under Eyebrow
Applying Liquid Eyeliner
Applying Pencil Eyeliner
Tips for Natural Eyeliner
How to Apply Mascara
About False Eyelashes
How to Trim False Eyelashes
How to Apply False Eyelashes
How to Apply Mascara to False Eyelashes
Tips for Applying Eye Makeup
Applying Dramatic Eye Makeup
How to Apply Blush
How to Apply Lip Color
Applying Lip Gloss to Lipstick
Summary: Blending eye shadow is an important step in eye makeup application. Get tips for applying eye makeup in this free video clip from a professional makeup artist.
Yvette Parrish, makeup artist to the stars, shows you how to apply makeup professionally. Among her many accomplishments, Yvette was makeup artist for the movie "Miss Congeniality," as...read more
" Thank for joining me at expertvillage.com. Hi I'm Yvette Parish, and this is my beautiful model Tam Welton today, and what we are going to be doing is doing a dramatic makeover on Tam. Okay, open... Alright, so one side—see that is what I want. I take the same brush; and I'm going to clean it. You can use a towel, paper towel, this is a cotton circle thing, cleaning it off. Now the brush is clean, and I can lift up this eye area, and I'm going to blend. What I'm doing, remember when you have that cream eyeshadow on underneath it so, it makes blending a lot easier, and I'm just breaking up that line. You can keep that line if you want. There is no rules. If you like a very, very dramatic eye, you can keep that line. "
eHow Article: How to Blend Eye Shadows
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