I can do a full breakdown of this look later on. Until then.
Quickly, I used two cool toned, matte eyeshadows blended. One was light grey, while the other was green – like with their WWII uniforms, whether it’s grey-green or grey-blue, the colours weren’t exciting – and blend but keeping in mind of the ratio between the two hues to create the perfect 1940s hue. The mascara was the original Diorshow mascara. I had many makeup brushes from many companies, including Dior. Meaning, they were designed by John Galliano for Dior. I had used a few of these brushes to create this look.
The lipstick brand used is CinenaSecrets.
This is a quick version of a breakdown.
Removing excess product is a must. Blending is a must.
I did not use lip liner so how did I lock in the red lipstick to prevent bleeding? Perhaps, I’ll reveal my makeup trick.
Actually, I rarely used pencil on any feature, quite honestly. I only use pencil if I want a smudging effect t, otherwise we just don’t really use it for several reasons. Lip liner pencil was more common to use, however, I rarely did. I opted for my makeup trick instead.
