Even though I’m an early riser, I enjoy the sunset as much as the sunrise. Yes, it’s true 🙂
The sunset is really an amazing event and we are lucky to have the chance to witness it every single day.
I know that you probably don’t enjoy it very often anymore, am I right? There are always so many other things in our way.
There’s a sunrise and a sunset every single day, and they’re absolutely free. Don’t miss so many of them.
Hi beauties!
Today is tuesday! That means I have a new makeup tutorial to share with all of you guys. This is one of the most requested tutorial, the very famous Smokey Eyes. I would say that the key of a well done smokey eye is a good outlined, a great base application, (zero pimples, blemishes or imperfections), and of course, eye concealer, you probably will need more than usually, especially if you have dark circles or puffiness. I like to dramatize the eyes and apply a softer color in my lips or vice versa (this is not a rule).
The colors used are black and metallic grey. I have highlighted my cheekbones with a darker color to turn this makeup into a more dramatic and sensual look.
http://youtu.be/Ws751ZpDM-w
ESPAÑOL
Hola guapisÃmas!
Es martes! y eso significa que les comparto un nuevo tutorial de maquillaje. Éste ha sido uno de los tutoriales más solicitados, el famoso Smokey eye u ojos ahumados. DirÃa que la clave de un buen smokey eye, está en un buen delineado, muy buena base y la corrección de imperfecciones, sobre todo si tenemos ojeras. A mi me gusta (no es una regla) destacar los ojos y aplicar un tono suave en los labios, o viceversa.
Es un smokey eye fácil de lograr con tonos metalicos y negro. Mis pómulos los he destacado para dar más dramatismo y sensualidad al look.
Suscribanse al canal para más contenido. Espero os guste!
 
Biography
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David Bellemère discovered his love for photography in school. His great interest led him to study at an Art School in Paris where he saw photography more in its conceptual form.
He then decided to spend 2 years in Thailand and returned with a clear idea of what he wanted to develop in his work: natural light, architecture, mixing feminine sensuality and fashion in order to produce these ‘eroticized’ yet gracious images.
When he returned to France, David started getting commissioned by various international and French magazines… Today he still works for Italian Marie Claire, French Playboy, Flaunt and Vogue UK whilst developing his personal work and working on advertising campaigns such as Hermès (Eau des Merveilles).
www.blanpiedrubini.com
