DIY Make-up Tips: Color Mixing - Rule 2
It is inevitable. And as soon as you've tested it on your skin, you'll know it – you've mixed the perfect skin tone/blush/highlighter!
That's when rule 2 of color mixing steps in.
The trio above is proof positive. My original intended product was a highlighter pencil. No sooner than the pencil was finished did I want to try the color in a pressed powder eyeshadow. Not long after that, a concealer/highlighter wand was added to the 'highlighter collection'. That's what happens when you get it right.
And trust me – you will get it right.
When mixing colors for staples – blush, foundation, and highlighter – always mix enough for several products.
Read about the making of each of the pictured products
Skin-tone pressed powder palette
Highlighter pencil
Highlighter/concealer wand (DIY Touche Éclat)
That's when rule 2 of color mixing steps in.
Rule 2
It is a fact of color-mixing life that a perfect color will not be satisfied in just one product.The trio above is proof positive. My original intended product was a highlighter pencil. No sooner than the pencil was finished did I want to try the color in a pressed powder eyeshadow. Not long after that, a concealer/highlighter wand was added to the 'highlighter collection'. That's what happens when you get it right.
And trust me – you will get it right.
LisaLise Color Mixing Tip 2
When mixing colors for staples – blush, foundation, and highlighter – always mix enough for several products. Read about the making of each of the pictured products
Skin-tone pressed powder palette
Highlighter pencil
Highlighter/concealer wand (DIY Touche Éclat)
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