Today we are going to see how to create the 60s make-up look, that focuses mainly on the eyes and plays with light and shades. After applying foundation, concealer and LUMINYS TOUCH on the shaded areas of the face, apply SILK TOUCH COMPACT POWDER 01 to create a completely opaque base.
Use LUMINYS SILK 200 all over the mobile eyelid. Use LUMINYS SILK 100 starting from the corner of the eyebrow arch to illuminate it. And now we need to build the structure of our 60s make-up look, so we apply LUMINYS SILK 402 with the wet applicator; don’t forget to pass it first on the back of your hand.
The strong shading in the eyelid crease was typical of the sixties, so we need to always use LUMINYS SILK 402 eyeshadow with the wet applicator and then define it.
After creating the structure of our 60s look, we are now going to use a brush to slightly tone down edges. With a cat’s tongue brush, or anyway with a smaller applicator, we create a line right under the lower lash line.
We use LUMINYS SILK 402 again with the wet applicator to intensify the space between the mobile eyelid and the brow bone.
Let’s now underline the eyes with high definition thanks to MADE TO LAST, the automatic, waterproof, super long-lasting eyeliner pencil. A characteristic of the make-up of the 60s was the white eyeliner pencil, and today we are going to use MULTIPLAY 01. Eyelashes were the make-up superstars in the 60s, that’s why we are going to use VAMP! a mascara that gives oversize volume and exaggerated lashes.
Now we are going to contour the face, that means that we are going to create shaded areas with 4SUN BRONZING POWDER 02, with a matt effect that allows you to create different nuances, thanks to its four colours.
Let’s now define the lips contour with MADE TO LAST LIPS, the long lasting lip pencil that enables you to have a perfect lips contour for many hours during the day.
Now apply PUPA VOLUME nr. 100 on the lips.
And these are all the steps needed to create the 60s make-up look.
Watch the make-up tutorial by Giorgio Forgani.
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