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Interior Design
Jennifer Lopez could claim that she is still the same ol '"Jenny from the block," but those of us who are following the Boriqua beauty since her Fly Girl days know how much they changed. Nowhere is that clearer than in her fashion choices. At each stage of her career - and with each of its high-profile relationships - Lopez fashion philosophy has changed. With looks ranging from bandannas and bare belly exposed to scandalous Grammy gowns to glamorous show-stoppers like her 2009 Golden Globes dress, the Bronx native fashion portfolio is nothing but diverse.
1. Step 1: Prepare
We have foundation, concealer and translucent powder to apply over the face to even out the skin before you begin with the J-Lo look.
2. Step 2: Bronzer
To give the skin a Mediterranean glow, apply bronzer on the cheeks, chin and forehead. Our model Jenny has light olive skin, so she has a mid-tone bronzer.
3. Step 3: Eyeshadow
Using a large brush to "airbrush" finish to create. Start your eye makeup with a pale, icy highlighter. Only those from the base of the lashes to brows with a brush. Flick excess makeup with a soft, angled brush.
Now apply a gold eye shadow right on top of the eyelid, getting right in the inner corners of each eye. The third color for the eyes is a rich peach, which should be applied in any power outlet with a soft brush blending, working from the inner corner and winging to the full shape of the eye to follow. Make sure you are not about the gold eyeshadow on the eyelids.
4. Step 4: Eyeliner
Now use a soft black eyeliner pencil and apply along the lash roots with lots of short strokes. Work from the inner corners outwards, and try to keep your eyes open when you do this.
Now curl the lashes to really open up the eyes. Make sure the lashes are clean and dry before you start. Get the curlers as close as you can to the roots of the lashes and keep them in place for about 5 seconds.
If you really want to emphasize the eyes, try applying false eyelashes. It may be necessary to hold the lashes against your eyes and cut them to fit. Apply glue to the base of the lashes, wait a few seconds for the glue to go tacky and place them as close to your lash line as possible.
5. Step 5: Eyebrows
While lashes are dry, fill the gaps in your eyebrows with an eyebrow pencil. The pencil should be similar or slightly lighter than your natural eyebrow color.
6. Step 6: Mascara
Next apply black mascara, eyelashes does the staff through the soil to avoid ruining the eyelid. Mascara should always be applied after the false eyelashes because it push your lashes on the falsies.
7. Step 7: Cheeks
Give cheeks a pink glow with a peach blush on the highest part of the cheekbone. Use a blusher brush and work in light, circular movements.
8. Step 8: Lips
Apply a peach lipstick on the upper lip with a lip brush. Use what's left on the brush to a lighter wash of color to the lip apply. Dab the lipstick on your lips with your fingers.
Finally, line the lips with a neutral brown lip pencil, being careful to follow the natural line of the lips to follow. If you want a stronger color, apply a second coat of lipstick and finish with a clear lip gloss, which will help lock the color in place.
1. Step 1: Prepare
We have foundation, concealer and translucent powder to apply over the face to even out the skin before you begin with the J-Lo look.
2. Step 2: Bronzer
To give the skin a Mediterranean glow, apply bronzer on the cheeks, chin and forehead. Our model Jenny has light olive skin, so she has a mid-tone bronzer.
3. Step 3: Eyeshadow
Using a large brush to "airbrush" finish to create. Start your eye makeup with a pale, icy highlighter. Only those from the base of the lashes to brows with a brush. Flick excess makeup with a soft, angled brush.
Now apply a gold eye shadow right on top of the eyelid, getting right in the inner corners of each eye. The third color for the eyes is a rich peach, which should be applied in any power outlet with a soft brush blending, working from the inner corner and winging to the full shape of the eye to follow. Make sure you are not about the gold eyeshadow on the eyelids.
4. Step 4: Eyeliner
Now use a soft black eyeliner pencil and apply along the lash roots with lots of short strokes. Work from the inner corners outwards, and try to keep your eyes open when you do this.
Now curl the lashes to really open up the eyes. Make sure the lashes are clean and dry before you start. Get the curlers as close as you can to the roots of the lashes and keep them in place for about 5 seconds.
If you really want to emphasize the eyes, try applying false eyelashes. It may be necessary to hold the lashes against your eyes and cut them to fit. Apply glue to the base of the lashes, wait a few seconds for the glue to go tacky and place them as close to your lash line as possible.
5. Step 5: Eyebrows
While lashes are dry, fill the gaps in your eyebrows with an eyebrow pencil. The pencil should be similar or slightly lighter than your natural eyebrow color.
6. Step 6: Mascara
Next apply black mascara, eyelashes does the staff through the soil to avoid ruining the eyelid. Mascara should always be applied after the false eyelashes because it push your lashes on the falsies.
7. Step 7: Cheeks
Give cheeks a pink glow with a peach blush on the highest part of the cheekbone. Use a blusher brush and work in light, circular movements.
8. Step 8: Lips
Apply a peach lipstick on the upper lip with a lip brush. Use what's left on the brush to a lighter wash of color to the lip apply. Dab the lipstick on your lips with your fingers.
Finally, line the lips with a neutral brown lip pencil, being careful to follow the natural line of the lips to follow. If you want a stronger color, apply a second coat of lipstick and finish with a clear lip gloss, which will help lock the color in place.
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