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Som jag sa förut så håller jag på att fördjupa mig lite i “makeup språket” på engelska.
Found this picture, among other things.
Det är ju faktiskt väldigt viktigt att veta ögats “olika delar” om man ska sminka a person in English at some point.
I already knew that in English you have abbreviations to very much, but only now realize how insanely much it really is!
At first I was shocked that there were so many abbreviations at all. Then I was even more shocked when I realized that they really are uses all!
For example:
MMU = Mineral makeup MSF = Mineralized skinfinish E / S = Eyeshadow L / G = Lip Gloss LOTD = Look of the day TM = Tinted moisturizer ELF = Eyes, lips, face (from there the website elf got its name) BOGO = Buy one get one (take two pay for one)
There are about a thousand more abbreviations, and some that are completely unnecessary e.g. P / M = Pigment. Why do you have to shorten it ?!
By the way, did you know that MUA does not always stand for make up artist? Many just write MA because MUA is the abbreviation for the website MakeUpAlley which seems to be a very big makeup site in the US.
And I, and probably most of my blog readers too, am MUGs - Makeup geeks!
Here are some better pictures of the makeup you got a thief look at in the previous post (which, however, was not clear in the pictures)
Today it was a green make-up, as with the help of a little black eye shadow sotade to it a bit, so it became a party make-up!
(All eyeshadows are from the 180 palette)
Lime green eye shadow on the inside of the eyelid.
Yellow eye shadow at the bottom of the lower lash line and at the end of the eyelid.
Darker lime green eye shadow at the end of the lower lash line and along the globe line.
Lime green eye shadow over the dark lime green along the globe line (same as on the eyelid)
Black eye shadow at the end of the lower lash line and at the beginning of the globe line.
Light yellow highlighter eye shadow in the corner of the eye and under the eyebrow, Annika's favorite shade.
Black cake eyeliner on the upper lash line, Kryolan.
Black eyeliner on the inner lash line and ultimately on the lower lash line, H&M.
It is the black shadow that makes the green at the end of the eye see morekhahki green out.
But it will be very effective with just a little black shadow over one color!
Now I will continue to do one English C work I will report next week.
I will talk about how makeup artists speak in English, type of expression and how to speak (it is as diffuse a task as it sounds)
Do you have any good ones suggestions, or tips on pages I can find more information on, you are very welcome to shout! Right now I have just looked around at blogs and makeup videos and analyzed myself.