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Get the Look for Halloween: Pop Art!
Looking for inspiration with your next Halloween masterpiece? We’ve got an idea, inspired by Pop Art painters like Warhol, Lichtenstein and Rauschenberg. Be your own canvas and create this museum-worthy look! STEP 1: SCULPT Start with a base of neutral makeup, applying your everyday foundation, blush, bronzer, lip product and brows. Keep the eye makeup soft and natural-looking. Then, sculpt your features with Powder Contour Kit in shade Fawn. Define the hollows of your cheeks, the sides of your nose, jawline, neck and collar bones. STEP 2: DEFINE Using Liquid Liner in shade Black, define and outline prominent features with graphic lines. Outline the lips and jawline, and create details on the chin, cheeks, nose, neck and collar bones. Create a classic winged eyeliner look on the eye lid and define the lower lash line. Enhance the lip color with a vibrant color like Lip Liner – our model is shown in shade Cherry. Finally, apply Liquid Liner in shade White to create highlights around the high points of the face: down the bridge and tip of the nose, near the frown line, lips, neck and collar bones. Create a wide eye effect by applying in the waterline of the eyes. STEP 3: DETAIL Bump up the look by creating lower lashes with Liquid Liner in in shade Black. Using the same shade, create a line on the upper eyelid to define the crease of the eye. Create the illusion of tears with Liquid Liner in shade Navy Blue. Fill in tears using Cosmos Eyeshadow Palette shade Supercluster. Enhance the highlights on the lips and create pop art style dots around the forehead, cheekbone and neck using Liquid Liner in shade White. Define the brows with DIPBROW® Pomade in shade Granite. STEP 4: FINISH Complete the look by adding a double winged liner in the crease of the eye lid with Liquid Liner in Black. Add highlight detail to the brow bone with Liquid Liner in White. Apply the pop art style dots around the entire face, neck and chest. Apply NORVINA® False Lashes; the model in our pictures is using the So Hollywood style.
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