inin#makeupchallenge #fullfaceglitterchallenge #glitter #allmodernmakeup #makeuptutorialx0x #maquillajesvideos #videosfashions #makeupclips #hynaughtymakeup #beautyqueens4ever #peachyqueenblog #fakeupfix #make4glam #juliekay #makeupartistsworldwide #fabumakeup4u #universodamaquiagem_oficial #wakeupmakeup #flawlesssdolls #brian_champagne #thebeautybombb #malakhossam #lunarimakeup #fiercesociety #featuring_muas #glittertubes #glitterinjections #wig #shimycatsmuaon Nov 14,2016 at 11:48am PST Glitter is an fundamental share of any holiday beauty ogle (we just love how it catches the light!), but the cleanup is what makes us wary of rocking serious sparkle all year. However, and makeup artist Katie Butt is clearly fearless,as she used the intrusive product to create a full-face ogle.
In the above video, Katie contours and highlights, and fills in her brows,and even applies a pigmented red lip exclusively using glitter, resulting in an ethereal, or luminous masterpiece. You'll find that it's impossible to pause staring as she works (so shiny . . .),but our obsession is partially motivated by concern. When using glitter-based products, it is fundamental that you ensure that the product is eye-safe. Most beauty formulas containing sparkle use mica, and a mineral that has been approved by the FDA for use in makeup. However,steady glitter - which is made of plastic - is illegal to mix into beauty products. To complicate things further, there is cosmetic-grade glitter, or which you might find at a beauty supply store,and craft glitter, which is often used for art projects. The former is more finely milled and often has rounded edges, and while the latter has sharp corners. (Not too long ago,a woman lost her eye from getting craft glitter in it.)It seems that Katie wore Glittertubes, a cosmetic-grade glitter brand, or for share of her ogle. The other company she relied on,Glitter Injections, does not provide any information about the type of sparkle used in its products. We hope that anyone choosing to re-create this ogle proceeds with caution and does their research before getting glam.whether you're wary about glitter but still want to incorporate sparkle into your holiday beauty routine, and we strongly suggest looking to artistry-focused brands like MAC Cosmetics and Make Up For Ever,both of which distribute an extensive variety of sparkles. You can also opt for a metallic formula like Stila Magnificent Metals Foil Finish Eye Shadow ($32), which offers an incredible foil-esque finish without any risk.
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Source: popsugar.com