A makeup artists secret to enhancing your eyes and personal features.
We don't all want to look like a celebrity clone! Nor do we want to copy our friends makeup look, just because it looks great on her…
Because it won't suit you!
We are all unique and individual for a reason. We all know our personalities reflect this and our genes are what makes us different. So why do we want to blend into the background?
We can be 'inspired' by other and put our own spin on fashion and trends. All by making our inspiration more personalised to you!
(We can get blown away by the amount of Eye Makeup Palettes available on the market)
Assess your personal features, likes and changes by considering our uniqueness.
Which is why I wanted to dedicate a blog post to 'why your eye colour is important to your makeup look'.
Our eye colour can enhance our facial shape, and make our features pop in such a simple way, we just need to remember to think about OURSELVES before what everyone else is doing/looking like.
Self-care is getting bigger and bigger as the months and years go by, and everyone is now telling us to put ourselves first to make you happy, then happiness for everyone around us will happen naturally.
All makes perfect sense to me, so its time to assess your beauty and create the personalised, complimentary look for you and your future makeup looks.
(Im going to take you back to primary school lessons…) - THE COLOUR WHEEL
Your eye colour is complimentary with opposites - Got green eyes, go for pinks etc.
Using the correct shades with our eye colour will
So such little effort can completely change the way your face looks and talks to other people.
From your physical appearance to the emotions talking in your face and eyes.
Now its time to discover the colours and tones that you NEED in your makeup bags and which colours you need to avoid and bin in your makeup bags.
I promise you will feel and look on top of the confidence world when you make these changes.
I have created a full, descriptive guide for each eye colour…
For just £6 (RRP:£10)
Download your Eye Colour Guide and find out what colours you should use and avoid when it comes to your makeup
AND find out where to apply these shades when it comes to putting on and using these products everyday.
We don't all want to look like a celebrity clone! Nor do we want to copy our friends makeup look, just because it looks great on her…
Because it won't suit you!
We are all unique and individual for a reason. We all know our personalities reflect this and our genes are what makes us different. So why do we want to blend into the background?
We can be 'inspired' by other and put our own spin on fashion and trends. All by making our inspiration more personalised to you!
(We can get blown away by the amount of Eye Makeup Palettes available on the market)
Assess your personal features, likes and changes by considering our uniqueness.
Which is why I wanted to dedicate a blog post to 'why your eye colour is important to your makeup look'.
Our eye colour can enhance our facial shape, and make our features pop in such a simple way, we just need to remember to think about OURSELVES before what everyone else is doing/looking like.
Self-care is getting bigger and bigger as the months and years go by, and everyone is now telling us to put ourselves first to make you happy, then happiness for everyone around us will happen naturally.
All makes perfect sense to me, so its time to assess your beauty and create the personalised, complimentary look for you and your future makeup looks.
(Im going to take you back to primary school lessons…) - THE COLOUR WHEEL
Your eye colour is complimentary with opposites - Got green eyes, go for pinks etc.
Using the correct shades with our eye colour will
- Brighten the eye area, giving more radiance and glow to our happy, talking eyes on a daily basis.
- Will make you look more healthy and alert
- Create a more glowing, refreshed look to your skin
- Makes your eye colour pop - and people will compliment your eye colour more (I bet you!)
- Also make you eyes appear more open and bigger.
Now why wouldn't you want to use the RIGHT makeup shades on your eyes?
Your eyes do the talking when it comes to your feelings and thoughts…
'You look knackered today'
'Are you unwell'
'Are you coming down with something'
'You need a day off'
None of these are compliments, so don't let people think that just from looking at your eyes - maybe the shades you are currently using are really giving a flat, dull colour to your makeup looks
Such as Greys can really dull your radiance.
Avoiding certain shades that do not work with your eye colour is very important to know too, as many shades can really wash you out if its not enhancing certain areas or tones.
So such little effort can completely change the way your face looks and talks to other people.
From your physical appearance to the emotions talking in your face and eyes.
Now its time to discover the colours and tones that you NEED in your makeup bags and which colours you need to avoid and bin in your makeup bags.
I promise you will feel and look on top of the confidence world when you make these changes.
I have created a full, descriptive guide for each eye colour…
For just £6 (RRP:£10)
Download your Eye Colour Guide and find out what colours you should use and avoid when it comes to your makeup
AND find out where to apply these shades when it comes to putting on and using these products everyday.
Follow my guide and your eye colour will pop like never before ✨✨
Blue Eyes - https://payhip.com/b/Il5W
Green Eyes - https://payhip.com/b/XHFf
Brown Eyes - https://payhip.com/b/Iynr
Hazel Eyes - https://payhip.com/b/aXI6
The most important thing is… Your eye colour never changes, so this knowledge and lesson will last you a lifetime.
You will forever know what makeup colours to invest your money in when it comes to makeup shopping, and how to enhance your full look for the rest of your life.
Thats why personalised services are worth your time and pennies.
Let 2019 by the year to ENHANCE your Beauty, and learn what it right for YOU!
Love Sophie xxx
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