Maquillaje para chicas con lentes (Colaboración con Vicky)

Hola, preciosas :) Me presento rápidamente, soy Vicky Flores de México y escribo en mi blog Sweet Beauty Reviews. Principalmente escribo sobre reviews, skin care y maquillaje. Hoy voy a compartir con ustedes una entrada con motivo del intercambio blogger al que Yaiza y yo participamos. Espero que les guste y les sirva.

Mucho tiempo, hasta hace poco, no usaba maquillaje por mis lentes. Tengo mucha graduación y mis ojos se hacen chiquititos, por lo que un tiempo me di por vencida y no usé nada más que algún labial o lipgloss. Sin embargo, desde que empecé el blog y me di cuenta de todos los productos y posibilidades que me estaba perdiendo decidí buscar información y empezar a maquillarme de una forma que mis ojos no se perdieran con mis gafas.

Hice una lista de las cosas que SI debemos probar y otra de las cosas que debemos evitar, así como un tutorial de maquillaje, espero que les sirva :)

SI

1. Un moño alto nos ayuda mucho a resaltar nuestras facciones y con los lentes nos dará un aire chic.

2. Definir bien la forma de los labios con colores fuertes, así como los ojos y las cejas para enmarcar bien las facciones.

3. Ser atrevidas en nuestros labios y sombras de ojos. Por ejemplo, usar sombras claras sobre el delineador y extender la línea del delineador hacia afuera un poco más. Usar tonos rojos, corales o rosas brillantes en nuestros labios.

Use a primer.

Because of the lens’ magnetization, it’s easy to notice particles of eyeshadow that flake off throughout the day. So, we suggest using a primer, like NARS’ Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base. The product will help to create a canvas capable of holding onto your makeup, lending you that fresh-faced look all day long.

Get your color from liner, not shadow(s).

A full-out emerald smoky eye would look slightly overwhelming behind your specs. To satisfy your color craving, try wearing liners that boast hot shades like green, blue, or purple. This way, you still get that eye-popping effect, without it looking too stark. We love Urban Decay’s 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencils.

Conceal and highlight.

If you wear glasses, your under-eye area is one of the first things people see on your face. Again, since it’s magnetized, be sure to apply an under-eye concealer every morning like MAC’s Pro Longwear Concealer. For added luminosity, apply a highlighter like High Beam from Benefit to the inner corners of your eyes to further awaken your appearance.

Go bold with your lips.

It may be a general rule of thumb to keep your eye makeup to a minimum, but that doesn’t mean you can’t play up your kisser! Swipe on a bold shade of lipstick to create a vampy, eye-catching pout.

Keep everything in sync.

Balancing is the key here, ladies. A heavy frame looks best when paired with bold liner and multiple coats of mascara, where a wire-like frame is flattered by a touch of liner and one simple coat of mascara.

Contour.

Accentuating your high points helps to draw attention away from your glasses, while they are fabulous, you want people to notice something besides your specs. To create the perfect contour, suck in your cheeks, and place bronzing powder along your cheekbones. Perfection.
- See more at: http://the-ultimate-beauty-guide.blogspot.mx/2014/03/top-make-up-tips-for-women-who-wear.html?m=1#sthash.X1diGXsd.dpuf

4. Para el cabello largo o suelto podemos rizar las puntas y usar diademas o trenzas para dejar despejadas nuestras mejillas. Es importante dejar libres nuestro contorno del rostro y mejillas .

5. Atrevernos con unas cejas bien definidas, usar mascara y delineador oscuro.

6. Mantener el maquillaje de ojos limpio y preciso.

7. Enmarcar nuestro rostro con rubor debajo del marco de nuestros lentes.

NO 

1. Sombras oscuras. Sombras muy oscuras debajo de los lentes pueden hacer que se vean muy oscuros y hundidos, incluso más pequeños.  En su lugar, podemos elegir colores que nos den luz en la cuenca del ojo y un tono medio en el párpado móvil.

2. Combinar el delineador con el color del armazón. Hacer esto sólo hace que se confundan con el marco de los lentes y no que resalten.

3. Rizar las pestañas. Necesitamos resaltar nuestros ojos y rizarlas nos ayudará aún más, para que no golpeen con el cristal hay que rizarlas desde la raíz.

4. Mascara en las pestañas inferiores. Los lentes y la mascara en las pestañas inferiores pueden crear el efecto de sombra oscura y dar un aspecto de ojos cansados.

5. Descuidar nuestra piel. Si tenemos una piel linda y usamos una base de nuestro tono nuestros ojos y labios resaltarán aún más.

6. Delineado grueso o delgado. Para lentes con armazón grueso usamos un delineado grueso y con armazón delgado un delineado delgado.

7. Olvidar nuestras cejas. Depilarlas, cepillarlas y darles forma. Enmarcarán nuestro armazón y resaltarán nuestros ojos y rostro.

Ahora vamos con el maquillaje.
Esta soy yo solamente con la base :)

 En esta foto usé un labial rosa suave, me gustaría que vean la diferencia entre ese suave y el de la derecha que es un rojo.

 Aquí apliqué  una sombra gris, casi blanca en el párpado móvil y un poco de sombra café en la cuenca del ojo.

 Mi armazón es cuadrado y café oscuro, así que uso un delineado negro y grueso, jalando el final un poco más para alargar los ojos y una capa de máscara.

Enseguida uso este rubor que es súper rosa y fuerte, por lo que uso sólo un poco en la parte de abajo del armazón.

Ahora definir la ceja. La peiné y usé un lápiz café oscuro. Y listo.

En estas fotos me hice un moño alto, pueden ver que al usar una diadema o recogernos el cabello nuestras facciones se marcan y resaltan.

Les comparto imágenes de tres looks más con los tips que vimos hoy :)

Espero que les haya gustado mi colaboración y que pongan en práctica alguno de los consejos. Con gusto estoy para servirles, contestar sus dudas y comentarios, sigan el blog de Yaiza, Por verte sonreír, me ha encantado y le agradezco mucho que haya aceptado colaborar conmigo :) Besos :*

Bueno, he de agradecerle y felicitar a Vicky por esta entrada porque se la ha currado un montón, me han gustado mucho sus consejos y su look.

Me ha encantado participar en esta iniciativa de Raquel (moderadora del grupo de Facebook "Fiesta Blogger"),y aunque los reviews y previews y todas esas cosas que acaban en views no se me dan muy bien, esto es lo que he podido hacer en mi entrada para el blog de Vicky: Mis productos favoritos.

Espero que os haya gustado y que os hayan servido los consejos y el look que nos ha traído Vicky. Muchas gracias, guapa :P

Un beso!

Use a primer.

Because of the lens’ magnetization, it’s easy to notice particles of eyeshadow that flake off throughout the day. So, we suggest using a primer, like NARS’ Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base. The product will help to create a canvas capable of holding onto your makeup, lending you that fresh-faced look all day long.

Get your color from liner, not shadow(s).

A full-out emerald smoky eye would look slightly overwhelming behind your specs. To satisfy your color craving, try wearing liners that boast hot shades like green, blue, or purple. This way, you still get that eye-popping effect, without it looking too stark. We love Urban Decay’s 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencils.

Conceal and highlight.

If you wear glasses, your under-eye area is one of the first things people see on your face. Again, since it’s magnetized, be sure to apply an under-eye concealer every morning like MAC’s Pro Longwear Concealer. For added luminosity, apply a highlighter like High Beam from Benefit to the inner corners of your eyes to further awaken your appearance.

Go bold with your lips.

It may be a general rule of thumb to keep your eye makeup to a minimum, but that doesn’t mean you can’t play up your kisser! Swipe on a bold shade of lipstick to create a vampy, eye-catching pout.

Keep everything in sync.

Balancing is the key here, ladies. A heavy frame looks best when paired with bold liner and multiple coats of mascara, where a wire-like frame is flattered by a touch of liner and one simple coat of mascara.

Contour.

Accentuating your high points helps to draw attention away from your glasses, while they are fabulous, you want people to notice something besides your specs. To create the perfect contour, suck in your cheeks, and place bronzing powder along your cheekbones. Perfection. - See more at: http://the-ultimate-beauty-guide.blogspot.mx/2014/03/top-make-up-tips-for-women-who-wear.html?m=1#sthash.X1diGXsd.dpuf

Use a primer.

Because of the lens’ magnetization, it’s easy to notice particles of eyeshadow that flake off throughout the day. So, we suggest using a primer, like NARS’ Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base. The product will help to create a canvas capable of holding onto your makeup, lending you that fresh-faced look all day long.

Get your color from liner, not shadow(s).

A full-out emerald smoky eye would look slightly overwhelming behind your specs. To satisfy your color craving, try wearing liners that boast hot shades like green, blue, or purple. This way, you still get that eye-popping effect, without it looking too stark. We love Urban Decay’s 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencils.

Conceal and highlight.

If you wear glasses, your under-eye area is one of the first things people see on your face. Again, since it’s magnetized, be sure to apply an under-eye concealer every morning like MAC’s Pro Longwear Concealer. For added luminosity, apply a highlighter like High Beam from Benefit to the inner corners of your eyes to further awaken your appearance.

Go bold with your lips.

It may be a general rule of thumb to keep your eye makeup to a minimum, but that doesn’t mean you can’t play up your kisser! Swipe on a bold shade of lipstick to create a vampy, eye-catching pout.

Keep everything in sync.

Balancing is the key here, ladies. A heavy frame looks best when paired with bold liner and multiple coats of mascara, where a wire-like frame is flattered by a touch of liner and one simple coat of mascara.

Contour.

Accentuating your high points helps to draw attention away from your glasses, while they are fabulous, you want people to notice something besides your specs. To create the perfect contour, suck in your cheeks, and place bronzing powder along your cheekbones. Perfection.
- See more at: http://the-ultimate-beauty-guide.blogspot.mx/2014/03/top-make-up-tips-for-women-who-wear.html?m=1#sthash.X1diGXsd.dpuf

Use a primer.

Because of the lens’ magnetization, it’s easy to notice particles of eyeshadow that flake off throughout the day. So, we suggest using a primer, like NARS’ Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base. The product will help to create a canvas capable of holding onto your makeup, lending you that fresh-faced look all day long.

Get your color from liner, not shadow(s).

A full-out emerald smoky eye would look slightly overwhelming behind your specs. To satisfy your color craving, try wearing liners that boast hot shades like green, blue, or purple. This way, you still get that eye-popping effect, without it looking too stark. We love Urban Decay’s 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencils.

Conceal and highlight.

If you wear glasses, your under-eye area is one of the first things people see on your face. Again, since it’s magnetized, be sure to apply an under-eye concealer every morning like MAC’s Pro Longwear Concealer. For added luminosity, apply a highlighter like High Beam from Benefit to the inner corners of your eyes to further awaken your appearance.

Go bold with your lips.

It may be a general rule of thumb to keep your eye makeup to a minimum, but that doesn’t mean you can’t play up your kisser! Swipe on a bold shade of lipstick to create a vampy, eye-catching pout.

Keep everything in sync.

Balancing is the key here, ladies. A heavy frame looks best when paired with bold liner and multiple coats of mascara, where a wire-like frame is flattered by a touch of liner and one simple coat of mascara.

Contour.

Accentuating your high points helps to draw attention away from your glasses, while they are fabulous, you want people to notice something besides your specs. To create the perfect contour, suck in your cheeks, and place bronzing powder along your cheekbones. Perfection.
- See more at: http://the-ultimate-beauty-guide.blogspot.mx/2014/03/top-make-up-tips-for-women-who-wear.html?m=1#sthash.X1diGXsd.dpuf