Would you like to appear at a special occasion with the perfect statement make-up? Then go for red lips and cat-eye eyeliner! These are simply one of the essentials for festive make-up. The look looks even more glamorous with eyeshadow in shimmering gold. Whether for a Christmas or New Year's Eve party or simply for a girls' night, this cut-crease make-up invites you to celebrate!
Apply festive makeup
Make-up products and make-up tools:
Concealer
Setting powder
Eyeshadow in ocher brown, matte
Eyeshadow in taupe, matte
Eyeshadow in brown, matte
Gel-cream eyeshadow in gold
Liquid eyeliner in gold
Liquid eyeliner in black
Wimpernzange
Mascara
Moisturizer
Pore-filling primer
Foundation
Augenbrauengel
Bronzer
Rouge
Highlighter
Rotate Lipliner
Red lipstick
Make-up sponge
Flat foundation brush
Crease-Pinsel
Blenderpinsel
Flat eyeshadow brush
Smudger brush
Bushy face brush
Oblique brush
Kabuki-Pinsel
Conical face brush
And this is how you can do it:
To ensure that the eyeshadow lasts well through the evening, use concealer as a base. Distribute it over the entire eyelid using a makeup sponge. Finally, use setting powder for better adhesion.
Use the crease brush to apply an ocher brown eye shadow into the crease of the eyelid and blur the hard lines with the blender brush. Then use the taupe shade to further emphasize the crease of your eyelids. Apply the brown eyeshadow in the shape of a triangle on the outer corner of the eye.
Now apply the gold gel-cream eyeshadow to the inner third of the eyelid using a flat eyeshadow brush. Blend the transition between gold and brown with the crease brush.
Now it willCut-Creasemade. With the golden eyeliner, draw a line along the crease of the eyelid and apply a wing of makeup towards the outer corner of the eye. Smudge the eyeliner line with the smudger brush. Using the black eyeliner, draw a line along the upper lash line.
Finally, shade the lower eye contour with the ocher brown eyeshadow. Curl the eyelashes with the eyelash curler and coat them thickly with black mascara.
Moisturizer and a pore-filling primer ensure optimal oil and moisture regulation of the skin. Using a make-up sponge, work the foundation into the skin from the center of the face outwards.
Brush and shape the eyebrows with an eyebrow gel, absorbing the excess gel if necessary.
Wear thatConcealer in a triangleunder the eyes, on the middle of the forehead, the bridge of the nose and Cupid's bow and work it in with a make-up sponge. For a perfect finish, fix the make-up with setting powder. It's best to use a flat foundation brush for the under-eye area and a large, bushy powder brush for the rest of the face. Define the cheekbones and sides of the forehead with bronzer and an angled brush and apply blush to the cheekbones with a Kabuki brush.
For a glamorous, natural finish, apply highlighter to the highest points of the face: cheekbones, bridge of nose, tip of nose and heart of lips. Then add highlights under the brow bone and in the inner corner of the eye. The best way to do this is to use a clean, flat eyeshadow brush.
Red lips go perfectly with gold eye make-up! First, line your lips with a red lip liner and then apply red lipstick. They are “ready to go”!
