Chelsea Smile Makeup Tutorial

First off, I would like to apologize for my lack of posting and just lack of activity on the blog and on Stardoll in general.

As a lot of people know, I'm in high school, and there is a TON of work. Also, my first day of school is tomorrow. (As in it's like 12:00 am on Monday, and I have school tuesday. Today is the first day for grade 9's though, hehe)

I will have a LOT of work so I will try my best. Also, my computer is having problems with pop up ads and stuff, so that's why you'll notice this video had to be cut short.

Sorry! xx - ASB10

Dos And Don't of Make Up

I Made This Makeover demonstration in my photo above and I really love how it turned out! You'll see the left side is the one filled with DON'T's and the right side, Do's.

Don't:
Don't add too much blush on your medoll EVER. It's going to make her look unreal and will really pop in a bad way. Never click on the cheek with blush twice because it will create ugly, dark spots of from the blush.

Do:
Add just 2 to 1 layers of blush. Mostly I prefer you do 1 because it's going to give you doll a nice glow and will make your doll look nice, whatever the style. Make sure to keep your left button on your mouse pushed and don't release while you apply the blush for best, 1-layer results!

Don't:
Never, ever, EVER add too much eyeliner so it goes to all spots create a wing in the corner of your eye unless your making big, eye lashes effect with fake 'lashes! Never go in the corner near nose either. It may give you a narrowed-eyes look or make your medoll ugly!

Do:
Always stay close to your eye 'frame' on your bottom and top lid. You CAN make a small wing like I did in the right eye, but no bigger unless your working on your big eyelash wings eyes. Never go far in the corner of your eye. Keep close to the eye!

Tips:

I'm not bad at smoky eyes so when I do those on another person, I overlap the white with black shadow only ONCE!
Once done smoky eyes, outline with some white eye pencil.
Use coloured eye pencil, like pink as eye shadow on your lids. Simply go as far a you can your colour on your top lid!

Thank you for reading,
Maria