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I want to practice make up application on different eye types. I'm fine if eyes are regular shaped, but I think I would get stuck when it comes to different eyes, like Asian eyes or they didn't really have a crease in their eye or something.
I played around with my makeup when i visited my family and did my mom and sister's makeup. I didn't realize how hard it was gonna be. My sis has asian type eyes where there isn't much of a lid, and i wasn't sure what to do. so i just did it the way i usually do, but i'm not totally sure if it was right for her. partially because i'm used to seeing her with different mu.
i have the mac face charts printed out so i can practice on those. and i practice makeup on myself. but how else can i practice? i don't know anyone down here, so there isn't anyone for me to practice on. (except for my bf, but he aint goin for that. lol.) that's one of the reasons i want to start off at benefit first then work at mac later when i have more experience. even though i don't really want to work at benefit since i don't really like their products.
any advice?
I played around with my makeup when i visited my family and did my mom and sister's makeup. I didn't realize how hard it was gonna be. My sis has asian type eyes where there isn't much of a lid, and i wasn't sure what to do. so i just did it the way i usually do, but i'm not totally sure if it was right for her. partially because i'm used to seeing her with different mu.
i have the mac face charts printed out so i can practice on those. and i practice makeup on myself. but how else can i practice? i don't know anyone down here, so there isn't anyone for me to practice on. (except for my bf, but he aint goin for that. lol.) that's one of the reasons i want to start off at benefit first then work at mac later when i have more experience. even though i don't really want to work at benefit since i don't really like their products.
any advice?