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The Daily Face - May 23, 2012 - Steel

under eyes: Make Up For Ever HD Concealer in 325

eyeliner: Tom Ford Noir Absolute For Eyes

eyeshadow: Benefit Creaseless Cream Shadow in Strut

eye brows: MAC Eyebrow Pencil in Fling

eye lashes: L’Oreal Voluminous False Fiber Lashes Mascara

For this look I applied Benefit shadow in a steel grey shade using my finger, from the lash line to the crease.  I like to concentrate the pigment near the lashes and toward the outer corners of the eyes, leaving the product on the inner corners of the lid lighter.

Next I applied Tom Ford Noir Absolute with MAC 263 brush as a winged liner and lightly in the lower lash line.  I’m totally sure why this product is called Absolute Noir because the product is definitely a very dark blue, not black. 

I finished the look with mascara.

Tom Wilson, BIFF from Back to the Future gets asked a lot of questions. So he wrote a card that he can give out that answers them all.

Via /Film

The Daily Face - May 10, 2012 - **SPECIAL GUEST FACE** - Amandalyn Ferri

under eyes: Make Up For Ever HD Concealer in 325

face: Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer in Bisque

eyeliner: MAC Fluidline in Blacktrack

eyeshadow: Illamasqua Powder Eye Shadow in Obsidian, NARS Eyeshadow Duo in Cordura

eye brows: Design Ebony Drawing Pencil

eye lashes: L’Oreal Voluminous False Fiber Lashes

cheeks: MAC Powder Blush in Harmony

I’ve decided to incorporate some guest faces into the Daily Face routine.  Here is my first, my best friend from age 14, lover of pizza, founder of the hit website The Information Super Highway, Amandalyn Ferri.  I started our makeup session by asking Amanda what she wanted to look like, to which she responded, “A clown,” to which I responded, “No.”  Then she suggested “The lesbian from Nightmare On Elm Street Three,” which I also vetoed.  Finally after I told her to “Get serious,” she said, “Ok, I want to look BAD.”  Which I interpreted as “good.”  And so it began…

First I evened Amanda’s skin tone with a light tinted moisturizer and concealer under her eyes.  Amanda has nice skin so it didn’t take take much product to even everything out.

Next I applied MAC Blacktrack to the inner rims of her eyelids.  I also applied liner onto the lid smudging into the lash line.

Then I applied black shadow from the lash line to the crease.  The shadow is most concentrated by the lash line and blends upward so the shadow in the crease is light and diffused.  I also lightly blended the black shadow into the lower lash line.

Next I blended the dark brown shade in the NARS Cordura Duo into and slightly above the crease of the eye.  I don’t like bringing shadow all the way to the brow, but I did blend the shadow over the eye socket bone so it’s visible when Amanda has her eyes open.  I also blended this color around the eye and below the lash line.

The goal for the shadow is to have the darkest colors closest to the eyeball and then for the color to get lighter as it moves away from the eye.

I applied a small about of blush as a contour underneath her cheekbones and filled in her brows with an Ebony drawing pencil.  Ebony drawing pencils create a good shadow underneath the brows and work on almost any hair color.

I finished the look with mascara.

I think Amanda looks pretty bad, as in super good.

Amanda before:

Happy Birthday Willie Nelson!

“When I was in trouble in the White House or when I wanted to have some deep thoughts, I had a very high quality hi-fi player, and the number one thing I played was Willie Nelson songs.  All the good things I did as a president, all the mistakes I made — you can blame half of that on Willie.”

-Jimmy Carter in an interview with Rolling Stone Magazine

President Carter on stage at a performance by country western singer, Willie Nelson at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland.  September 13, 1980.  The two remain friends today.

-from the Carter Library