Soft Blue Smoky Eyes by Krys

Before I got into doing makeup fully for myself I always had to rely on the skills of my family and friends. My good friend Krystal who I grew up with did this look for me to go to another good friend’s wedding. She is working towards being a true makeup artist and making a career out of makeup. I certainly don’t remember everything she used but her skills were amazing enough to totally transform me so much that I am literally glowing in these pictures.

So we trinis love to be matchy matchy, it’s just our thing right? She asked for the colour of my dress to ensure she had some eyeshadows to work with. All I needed to bring was my foundation. Using a damp beauty blender my Revlon Colorstay foundation in Toast was applied followed by Revlon powder in medium deep with a powder brush. Eyeshadows from Sacha trios were used and just some liquid eyeliner and mascara. Some light pink blush and the lips were filled in with Kleancolor waterproof lipliner pencil in Natural with clear gloss on top to finish the look.


My vampire face!

So the moral of this story is that to know if you have some skills means you need to have a happy client in the end just like I was. She didn’t use any expensive brands just simple product and tools working her skills for this gorgeous look. Of course she did invest her time in practicing, watching youtube videos and some makeup courses to come to this point. I will be following in her footsteps soon hopefully.

XOXO

Naomi

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