Post #10: The Wonder Woman Challenge!

In honor of the new Batman VS Superman: Dawn of Justice movie, I decided to try to do a Wonder Woman look! I couldn't find any tutorials on the new crown/headband she wears in the movie, so I decided to make one in case there is anyone on the internet world that will eventually come looking for one!

I used the Mehron Metallic Powder in Gold to create the headband (which I will show you in the next post) and added some details and shading with some brown shadows.

I also learned (kinda) how to use a green screen! Enjoy!

Post #9: Products used in the half-skull mask.

Here is a more detailed look at the main products I used in my last video.

This was a cheap white costume makeup I purchased from Party America. I DO NOT recommend it as I'm sure there are other better products out there.

A better alternative is the Mehron brand, they do carry it at Party America but they were out when I went to purchase it.


I also used MAC's fluid line gel in Blacktrack for the black paint and used a small brush to apply it.

And lastly, I used MAC's matte black eyeshadow in Carbon for shading the rest!

Post #8: The Half-O-Ween Challenge!

It is now April, girls and boys, which means we have 6 more months until Halloween. I wanted to show you a cool half-skull mask that I recreated from a tutorial by Youtuber Chrisspy. Here is the original video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npFbx6MtF8c

I didn't do it EXACTLY like this, because the texture of the white makeup didn't really allow it. I bought some cheap white cream makeup from Party America and it started cracking almost right away.

I was still fairly happy with the results and you can see it here:

Post #7: Products from the No Mirror Challenge!

As promised, here are most of the products I used in my last video for the No Mirror Makeup Challenge.

First up is my favorite drug-store foundation. This is the Maybelline Fit Me! Foundation in 120 "Classic Ivory." You can get this from any CVS, Walgreens or Wal-mart and this is the Dewy and Smooth finish. If you like more of a matte look, they have that option as well.

I also love this Tarte Amazonian Clay matte bronzer in the color Park Avenue Princess. After years of searching for a non-orange, non-ashy bronzer, I have found the perfect hue in this one. This one is a little pricier and you can find it at your local Sephora.

For my beautiful eyebrows in my last video, you can use this fantastic eyebrow pomade by Anastasia Beverly Hills in Dark Brown (also found at Sephora or Macys.com).

And this is what I REALLY wanted to share; my favorite eyeshadow palette at the moment, which is the Morphe 35O (orange shades) palette. This is one of the most affordable kits I have ever bought for the quality and you can find it at morphebrushes.com.

Please comment for any questions! I will continue to show you the products I am using and thanks for reading!

-Mandy

Post #6: The No Mirror Challenge!

Hi viewers!

I wanted to try a challenge I've seen on Youtube a few times before - the "No Mirror" Challenge! Without using a mirror or camera monitor, I applied a face of makeup and I manage not to poke any of my eyes out.

In the next post, I will show you what products I used in this video and will continue to do so throughout the rest of my video entries! Please like and/or subscribe and I will see you all next time.

Post #5: The Do It Yourself Challenge!

Hello again, spring breakers!


Hopefully you all enjoyed a week off and got a chance to do some travelling.


I, on the other hand, got to spend some time enjoying the beautiful Topeka weather and I spent a fun day with my friend Amelia! She let me film her while I told her how to put makeup on her face, which is a lot harder to do than I thought.  The entire time we were shooting, I wanted to jump in and show her what to do, but I restrained myself and the results weren't half bad.  Enjoy the video and hopefully you laugh at us as much as we did.

As always, thanks for watching!


Mandy

Post #4: The "Wet N' Wild" Challenge

FINALLY. A challenge that did not turn out well at all whatsoever. In fact, it was quite the train wreck and my eyes are still stinging with the memory of cheap, melted chemically-spawned eyeshadow.

Wet N' Wild is a brand of cosmetics that is known for it's affordability. You can usually find its section in the very back of the makeup aisle, like the red-headed stepchild that it is.  Optimistically, I decided to try out a few products that seemed promising. Here was the result...