Yo!
Probably the first tutorial I ever did on my blog, huh?
I dunno why I never did tho.
POINTO: Joocyee Palette F15 Forget the Sorrow
When I ordered the palette I didn't quite understand what "(only core)" meant?
I had a product in my order that took ages to ship, so I received it like 1-2 months later..
It meant, the case is seperate!! when I noticed the case was already sold out..
ahh nvm, I keep it in the plastic packaging.
Honestly the product is soo good, it's very longlasting and the colors are very nice, if you are looking for darker brown shades...I mostly use just the glitter and the light brown shade for every day.
I am going to use the whole palette for this one.
I called it Bloody tear, because the red color will make it look a bit like you cried and it has this crimson color that's soo pretty. This meiku is perf for badass looks, or Rokku/Goshikku.
Enough talking let's start!
I did my whole foundation, concealer etc. and my eyebrows and started with the light brown shade all over my eye and the darker shade at the outer corner. Blend everything nicely.
I use the G&G Max Pure Green lenses, they are my current lenses and they have a sharpness to it that makes "badass" makeup with dark shades really stand out but I personally think, you could also use brown lenses for it, as long as they have a yellowish middle and in general quite sharp design.
The lenses should enlarge your eyes a bit but not look too dolly.
Next, I applied the glitter shade all over...The pics don't quite show despite being quite sharp (for once) but the glitter is in RL reaaallly nice!
I use Maybelline Tattoo liner gel pencil in color 942 rich berry and 983 metallic nights to give my lower eye shades a rich base, so the colors will pop more later. I leave out a teeny tiny droop at the outer corner, I don't like heavy droops. I use the same dark grey liner on my waterlines, the top is completely drawn and on the lower waterline I leave out the droop to accentuate it.
I don't like using dark black liners for my waterline because I think they narrow the eye too much, but I prefer having some darker shades around there and give my upper lashes a bit more volume (since I don't apply eyeliner on top of my lid), that's why I like using this greyish liner.
Now I use the red color from the palette and blend it all out at the bottom.
I use the Maybelline Tattoo Liner 970 Polished White and draw my inner corner and my front tearbag to give my glitter a base, I want my glitters to POP.
After applying the Etude Tear Eye Liner 04 at the same spot.
I have this glitter liner in 3 shades, the brownish I just used, a white one and a pearl one.
Depending what colors I use (warm or cold), I match them accordingly.
I use the NYX Epic Ink Liner EIL01 Black, it's the only product so far that I love using.
It's sharp, not too liquidy, not dry but in a deep dark black color.
As you can see, I only draw a wing and leave out the lid.
To draw the wing I "extend" the line my upper lid stops, draw towards the wing, connect with the corner of my eye to create a triangle and then blend with the wing.
then draw a line in the inner corner, make it sharp and draw down towards the droop to accentuate it. Keep the line thin.
Here, maybe this makes it easier to understand:
I like this eyeliner "shape" out of various reason, ONE: it matches my eye shape well, it does not fall into the lid but it creates a visual that "extends" the lashes that are applied. I apply cluster from underneath, so I can only apply them where my own lashes are, not on the outer skin. This eyeliner makes it look like there is an additional lash the outer corner from the front. At the same time it is not too high and cat-like, it matches the droop for a gal-look. Make sure you leave a gap between lower and upper line to accentuate the droop.
I avoid drawing an eyeliner on my lid because it will visually shorten your lashes, that's why I draw my waterline with a pencil to give it volume and "connect" the liner in the inner corner and outer corner inside my eye. I want my lashes to look super long.
I applied the Heimish Dailism Smudge Stop Mascara, it is my one and holy grail.
No matter what mascara I used, even waterproof, after a couple hours it would leave spots under my eye and when I use waterproof it takes ages to take it off.
When this mascara dries it is gel-like, which is super easy to remove but also works as an additional glue for my clusters (don't worry they r not sticky).
It also means, when I accidentally smudge somewhere, just let it dry and then scratch off...no spots or ruining the makeup!
I also applied blush and the highlighter from Catrice Cheek Affair 010 Love At First Swipe on my nose and under my eyebrow.
And then I apply the lashes..I love clusters, I will never go back to applying lashes on top of the lid!!
I questioned wether to use my DIY lashes but decided for my first tutorial to use lashes that can be bought just like this..I got them off AliExpress
->click here.
There are unfortunately only few clusters that work with gal makeup, because most are way too natural for now but I've seen they publish more and more extreme styles (a progress I love).
for the bottom lashes I also used a different kind, that I would say are typical gal lmao.
I cut of the band on both sides and cut off the one lash in the front that's thicker, so it ends with one of the thin lashes and blend better with my own lashes in the front.
You need to choose "color 10" in this offer.
I wear my lashes for approx. a week and they start falling apart...but regardless...check the price, it's 10 pairs! that's like 50 cent a week if you cut down costs...that's nothing.
And finish!!
My hair was super greasy, I would have loved to make pics with great hair, even blonde...but my dark wig it is for now.
Also enjoy my pajamas LMAO.
lip combo: Etude Fixing Tint 03 Mellow Peach + Rom&nd Glasting Color Gloss 06 Deepen Moor
Hope you enjoyed the tut and maybe you like to see more of these? :))
I prefer the pic kind of tuts over the videos, you have enough space to thoroughly explain what you are doing, what products you use and WHY.
Not just applying it within a minute and the viewer has to figure out what you're doing.
The devil is in the detail YA-.
