Eye Shadow

Not at all! All you have to do is blink a couple times, or rinse with water. I have messed up plenty of times and gotten it in my eyes. I may hurt, but it isnt bad. :)

Generally, a smoky eye makeup look is done with dark colors. Dark, charcoal greys are the traditional choice but bronze colors or browns also make for a nice, smoky look. Colored smoky eyes are also popular, so maybe try a navy or purple smoky eye. It's more about the technique used than the colors so try experimenting!

Colors that mimick your natural skin colors. It starts with the skin so make your skin look nice. Lip color one or two shades darker than your natural lips. As for eyeshadow, if you have:

Brown eyes: A light sweep or translucent purple looks nice. You can use any color

Blue eyes: Same except browns and purples look the best. Blue with blue is a no-no.

Cream eye shadow can be purchased from many different locations both online and local. Most major department stores, drug stores, discount chains and super markets carry many brands of cream eye shadow. Online shadows can be ordered from one of these retailers. Amazon, EyesLipsFace, Benefit Cosmetics, Bobby Brown Cosmetics, Ulta, Sephora and eBay.

To achieve a natural look, choose from different colors of eyeshadow such as gold, violet, lilac, brown, copper, taupe, gray or black. To further highlight them, use eyelash products such as mascara to have beautiful and longer eyelashes. You can choose a different color of mascara besides the conventional black to make the area stand out some more. Same goes for eyeliner.

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Mica is what they use.

Silver eyeshadow can be purchased at many places. For a a lesser price but cheaper quality, one can visit Walgreens, Walmart, or Target. For designer brands, one can visit department store makeup counters or specialty stores like Sephora and Ulta.

Make-up itself isn't bad for the delicate eye area skin. It can, however, make your eyes look older or tired b/c it's such thin skin. Most women can get away w/going around the undereye area. If you feel you MUST use foundation there (b/c of dark circles, scars, etc.), keep the following tips in mind. 1.) Use as little as possible. The thicker it is, the more likely to settle in fine lines & make your eyes look older/tired. 2.) Also, as a general rule, be sure you're using a foundation that is non-comedogenic (a fancy term for "doesn't clog your pores"). 3.) MOST IMPORTANTLY: use an under eye cream that is specially designed for that area - not an all over face moisturizer. The deal is, the eye area skin IS the most delicate skin on your face. It also is lacking the support structure of collagen underneath. So, using a good eye cream is crucial to protecting this skin & fighting the signs of aging. Hope this helps!

Yes.

EyeShadow is usually nontoxic.

Yuu'll be fine.

Just wash out your eyes and start over.

The eyeshadow that will make your eye color pop the most will be anything in the red family, since red complements green. So that would mean anything from browns, oranges, reds, golds, pinks, and maybe yellow. Golds would look really nice with dirty blonde hair as well.

Hope this helps!

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I suggest you use bronzer, it has more of a gold tint to it so it will be less harsh and easier to blend into your jaw line if you want full coverage, don't forget, you don't want to look like you're wearing a mask, your face may end up being darker than the rest of your body if you use brown eyeshadow as bronzer. Hope this helped :D

A pressed eyeshadow is basically a loose pigment taken out of it's container and "pressed" into a little eyeshadow pan. This is done because loose pigments can be hard to work with- since it is in "loose" form, it can be very messy and a lot of products tend to get wasted.

Hair color is only one of the important factors when determining an eye shadow color. Typically, you should wear an eye shadow color that is opposite of your eye color. Personally, I think brown looks good on just about everyone.

PRESSED POWDER: This is the most common kind of eye shadow. It is easy to use, easy to carry, and works. Almost every makeup company makes this.

LOOSE POWDER: This looks like colored baby powder. I've seen it two ways. One is in a little bottle with a brush (it looks very much like a bottle of nail polish), and the other is a little jar and you supply your own brush. Bare Minerals eye shadow is loose powder.

PENCIL: It looks like a fat eyeliner pencil.

CREAM: This is good if you want a really dramatic, intense color on your eyes. You cannot do "subtle" with this.

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It seems to be as old as human civilization. There is evidence that it was used by Babylonian women 5,000 years BP, and it was commonly used by the time of the Egyptian pyramids.

Clinique can be purchased at many popular department stores. Macy's carries a large selection of Clinique products. They also offer staff who can assist customers with selecting the best products.

A lot of lipsticks contain animal fat.

Some lipsticks contain beeswax, carmine and fish scales.

I would say yes, i have been experimenting with make-up and hair. One of my experiments was if you could put eyeshadow in lipbalms or lipgloss. It depends on the eyeshadow as well. Alot of eyeshadows have chemicals in them which is what makes them the bright colors, etc. But i would be careful with what kind of eyeshadow you put in your lipbalm :)

There are many different shades of Estee Lauder foundation. Any where from classic ivory to true beige. They make shades for every skin tone and ethnicity. You can check them out on the internet.