What's up guys my name is amber, Mancha and today
We're gonna be recreating this face chart that anastasia beverly hills put out on twitter. I saw it and I was like
Yes, can I wear this every day, please?
Obviously it's not something that you can wear out all the time
But if you're looking to have fun and get a little creative, then this is the stop for you
So let's get started on the left side of the face Church
She doesn't have an eyebrow, so I'm gonna make mine disappear
And I'm doing that by using a glue stick, and you just want to make sure that it's super flat
I didn't use enough layers
So you want to go in and make sure that you can't see any of the texture of the hair at all and make sure
That it's tacky and just super flat to the skin so that when you set it with powder
And then you go back over it with foundation it completely disappears. I'm new at this trick so
Bear with me if you have any tips definitely let me know in the comment box down below
Because my eyebrows are black
I have to color correct them with an orange to help them disappear under the foundation and here I'm using the la girl Pro
Conceal in the shade Orange, then I'm taking the darkest
Foundation that I own which is the Maybelline Dream?
Airbrush foundation, and that is in the shade caramel also, sorry about the lighting
I didn't set my ISO correctly it changes in the middle of the video, but you'll see it get brighter and darker anyways
I'm putting the darker foundation on the outside and then I'll put a lighter foundation on the inside to give me a mask like appearance
Here, I'm using the Kat Von D
Lock-it concealer, and then I go in with a lighter Foundation, which is the Make Up For Ever in Y?
375 and I'm just going to blend that all over the middle of my face and over this eyebrow
Area to make sure that that's nice and blended in and disappears with the rest of my foundation and yes
I'm using morphe shadows for an honest Asya look blasphemy I get it
I'm taking this pink and putting that as my transition shade and
Then I'm going to put that under my waterline as well
Then I'm taking the Kat Von D. Lock-it concealer again, and this isn't the shade to l7 guys if I miss any prod
They'll be listed in the description box down below, but I'm using this to carve out the front half of my eyelid
and
Then I'm setting that with the lightest shade in the morphe 35n
Palette you guys can use any shadows that you want
These are just the ones that I had on hand but anyway will do and then I'm going to go in with a black
Eye shadow and I'm going to do the outer corner of my eye and wing it up towards my eyebrow
and the outer corner is on the top and the bottom obviously as you can see I
Dragged the black eye shadow a little bit more towards the front on the bottom
and then I really really wing it out by my eyebrow next taking an orange shade we're gonna work on the more clown side and
they have the orange part in by the nose and then dragging it up through the eyebrow now I
Set this brow, and then I put foundation over it, and then I set it and you can see a discoloration there
You can't see it when it's all done, but you can definitely see it here, so I did something wrong
But you're just gonna drag that orange area up onto the forehead and then taking black eye shadow
I'm gonna start at the inner corner and
Make it like a diagonal up towards the back and there's gonna be two lines
There's gonna be a line from the inner corner going up on the forehead
And then there's going to be a line from the outer corner going up on the forehead and then the black eye shadow
Comes down around underneath the waterline, and you just want to fill it in as opaque as possible
I took this felt tip liner from
CIT London and put that into my waterline and then got it into the lash line on top of the eye
And then I used it to help me build a wing on the other eye and make those two little lines on the outside corner
and
Then I'm carving out the inner corner with black body paint and you want that area to be as thin as possible
Finally we've gotten to the point where I fixed my eye, so then I'm taking a Mac 212
And I dip that into some black mehron body paint, and I'm using that to really
Define this clown. Eye and
Make my points really really sharp this brush for precision body painting is
Amazing I need like 17 of these things
and then I'm also taking the body paint and dragging it underneath the eye just to make sure everything is nice and bold and just
pigmented
Taking black eye shadow on a fluffy brush
I'm doing the cheek detail which comes out to the cheek bone, and then goes back inside
Which is really awesome because it goes down towards the mouth, and it gives you just this like really wicked
Face shape I feel like I should do this every single day, and then I'm following that with black body paint as well
Now getting into some of the clown detail
I'm just using I'm tapping the tip of this brush onto my eye to make sure that these lines are super small and then sometimes
using the corner and
There's like a triangle that crosses over at the top
And then the same triangle that crosses over at the bottom with two little lines
you can follow the face chart or pause the video just to see where my lines are, but you're just Criss crossing lines and
Then I'm just taking the brush and on the top and the bottom
I'm just pushing it down very lightly and just kind of stamping eyelashes
And of course you can't forget the cutest detail on this thing
There is a tiny little heart at the bottom of one of these points
I thought it was adorable so of course I had to add it and
Then I'm taking that 212 brush again and stamping eyelashes on the other side
And then I'm taking this little pencil brush with a lot of water and black body paint
And I'm using that to draw on these little circles
and then I'm following up some of these lines with just a little bit of a white highlight to make them pop and
putting a white highlight against these black lines will make you definitely look more like a cartoon and
Then I'm filling in my opposite waterline with white eyeliner because we did black eyeliner
The other side and in the picture she had a light eyebrow
So I'm just using a lighter brown eyeshadow to fill in the eyebrow and not take away from the look
And of course we can't get away without contouring i'm just using a cool
Brown eyeshadow to do this in the cheekbones and then on the side
That's more of like a clown. I bring it down to the bottom of my cheekbone and then drag it down towards my chin to
Make it really cut up, and then i'm going in to give a quick contour to my nose, but nothing spectacular
Now I thought I was gonna go in and shade first
but i'm actually gonna do that after she's got a piece by her mouth and
I was like you know what maybe I should wait until I do these lines
But this one didn't have a black body paint line anyway, so kind of scratch that and then I did one on my chin
but we you can see where I make that decision to quit doing this and go in with the black body paint to build the
Heart so the heart is I'm just using my 212 sorry
It's fuzzy here guys, but I'm using my 212
And I'm building my line and what I'm doing is I'm using
It as a precision brush and using it just on the tip and then every once in a while
I'll just kind of bend it so that it gives it like a ripped
Texture to look and that way it's not just a straight line all the way around the face
and then I'm bringing that heart down and connecting it in the middle of my nose and
dragging it through the middle of my face all the way down to the chin and
then I'm outlining the lips and
Just adding a little bit of the crack to detail and then just drawing where the clown nose will be I also
Outlined the top of my lip in the middle, I look like a really crappy pirate
And then I'm taking this orange shade and I am blending it out on the clown side of my face because that's where we're gonna
Have some red lipstick, and you really want it to look smeared
And then I'm going into this pink blush shade and the morphe 10b palette
And I'm putting it on the clown side more up towards my eye, and then on the regular
I guess kind of regular side but more on the cheek, and then I'm taking a red lipstick
And I'm putting that on the clown side and I end up dragging it to
open up my mouth a little bit on the sides as well because it is a Messier look and
Then I'm backing that with black body paint
And then I'm going to shade in certain areas all the way around the heart
And I'm gonna put my darkest area towards the black line and let it get lighter as it comes out
I Was just randomly picking areas on where I wanted to shade so you can do the same thing or you can have a reason for
Where your shading, but I just saw parts, and I'm like yeah shading looks good there, so let's do that
Then the little clown nose was red, so I painted that red
And then I go in and highlight the pink area with white now
I had extra water on
My brush which allowed this to kind of bleed, and you'll see it kind of spread out
which is really cool because it makes it look like drippy and on purpose and
That's it I had so much fun with this and I was so proud of how it came out
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