Black Makeup

Black Makeup

How to do makeup for black hair and light/medium olive skin?

Hi,
I recently had my hair done black instead of my usual blonde. I have light to medium skin and I have no idea how to change my make up to reflect this. I like the way Kim Kardashian does her makeup but I want to find similar colors in store brands? I am not very good at doing the eye shadow tricks or anything like that. Can anyone help me with colors and how to apply?

Thank you so much!

I love Kims makeup to because it always looks so perfect!
I did a post on her on my blog which tells you how to get Kims look and also shows you a cool video of her getting her makeup done...please check it out and leave me a comment to tell me what you think....thanks!!!

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Everything old is new again!  The swinging styles of the 1950's never go out of season, and this classic retro-glam look can be perfected with ease.  This pin-up girl fashion works with any complexion and hair color and adds the perfect punch to your vintage 'do and thrifty threads.  You'll first need to stock up on the essential basics to keep in your cosmetic case, including liquid foundation, cover-up powder, black liquid eyeliner, black mascara, an eyebrow pencil and of course, ruby-red lipstick.  Once you have your supplies, start by creating an even canvas.  Distribute the liquid foundation (one shade lighter than your natural skin color is great for this look, as it helps give a porcelain glow) onto a clean cosmetic sponge.  Work the foundation evenly over your skin, paying special attention to darkened circles, problem areas, and creases (such as around the nose).  Sweep the sponge over your eyelids as well in lieu of eye shadow. 

Next, use the eyebrow pencil (try to find a shade that most closely resembles the color of your natural brow) to lightly line and fill in your eyebrow for a high-impact look.  Using the liquid eyeliner, create a thin, smooth line just above your lash line that extends slightly farther than outer corner of your eye.  If so desired, angle the liner upward into a point just past the eye for a winged effect.  Next, sweep the mascara onto your eyelids, using multiple coats.  Alternate between eyes in order to let the mascara dry slightly in between applications.  Apply two to three coats per eye, starting at the base and wiggling the brush toward the tips of the lashes.  Set your foundation by patting your face with the powder, and apply the red lipstick for a full, plump pout.  Break out the Buddy Holly and party like it's 1959!

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