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Pink Look with Rhinestones

Make Up Tutorials

  1. Prep skin with moisturizer
  2. Use eye cream
  3. Apply the mix of eyebrow gel and eyeshadow on your eyebrows
  4. Brush your eyebrows
  5. Wipe the excess with makeup wipes or cotton swabs
  6. Apply lip balm
  7. Apply foundation
  8. Add contour
  9. Apply liquid blush
  10. Add lighter concealer
  11. Set liquid blush with powder blush
  12. Apply setting spray
  13. Set the concealer with powder
  14. Prep eyelids with concealer
  15. Add dark pink eyeshadow
  16. Create a line up your crease and blend it
  17. Draw a wing and a line on your upper lash line
  18. Apply light pink shimmery eyeshadow all over your lid
  19. Add some black eyeshadow on your lower lash line and blend it
  20. Put rhinestones on your eyes using glue
  21. Line your lips with a pink liner

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Eyebrow Brush

Blush Brush

Eyeshadow Brush

Foundation Brush

Makeup Wipe

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Blush

Eye Cream

Eyebrow Gel

Eyelash Glue

Eyeshadow

Foundation

Lip Balm

Lip Liner

Liquid Blush

Liquid Concealer

Moisturizer

Powder

Setting Spray

Liquid Contour

Rhinestones

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