And maybe a neutral backdrop so you don’t have to see my living room behind me, ha. In all seriousness, I think the overall impact of this look would have improved had I bothered to do something with my hair. I also don’t like the sloppy line work for the cracks. But once it went on, it refused to budge. I tried begging and pleading, even bribing. The red blush, however, refused to blend. I also found the face paint to be relatively easy to use, and blend. Took a lot of finagling with a Stila liquid lipstick that I never use. Maybe a bit smaller on the lower lip would be better. I do like how the tiny, doll-shaped lips turned out, though.
Some kind of sloppy broken doll look, maybe? I’m not sure what it’s supposed to be exactly. It was only $2, so I figured it’d be a cheap experiment.Īnd, err… This happened. I was surprised to see it’s made by WolfeFX cosmetics, a well-known theatre and stage makeup brand. This was my first time using water-activated face paint. The only way to get it out now is to turn it upside down and shake it. I twisted it the wrong way, and the bullet has separated from the mechanism that pushes it up. Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil – Demolition Sleek MakeUP Solstice Highlighting Palette – Ecliptic The Body Shop Colour Crush eyeshadow – 220 Chocolate Linger (as contour)Īnastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade – Medium Brown Eyes
#Cracked doll makeup tutorial urban decay skin#
Urban Decay Naked Skin concealer – Light NeutralĬharlotte Tilbury Filmstar Bronze & Glow – Light/Medium The Body Shop Honey Bronze – Drops of Sun Pixi Correction Concentrate – Brightening Peach So, by the time I finished my makeup and sat down to take pictures, it had slid off and gathered into little boogers at the corner of my eyes. However, I have yet to find ANY pencil eyeliner that will stay in my waterline. I did put eyeliner in the lower waterline, like Karima did. Me, in comparison? I’m not so much grungy as I am just grubby. I swear, Sam totally owns ANY look she ever attempts. For a more accurate depiction, check out Sam of Pixiwoo’s tutorial: That being said, I think my look, and by extension, Karima’s, are “pretty” interpretations on the grunge subculture. The idea that you can look fierce while being a bit disheveled, a bit undone, a bit… un-pretty, is so up my alley. This look was guided by the much better-looking and more talented Karima McKimmie: Remember how I said that I’m not very creative on my own, but can recreate tutorials with moderate success? Prime example coming right up!
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