Sunday, June 5, 2011 at 11:30PM | Watch out ladies for a brand new Vegan Cosmetic Company! This is their first Beauty Tip Newsletter. :)
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Welcome to the Rockeresque Cosmetics Corner! Every month we will choose a different topic to cover such as make-up application tips, cosmetic ingredients to look for, or how to use certain types of beauty products. Since many of you have been asking how to achieve the same effect with your new loose eye shadows, that we did on our website, we are going to give you a step-by-step tutorial on how! |

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| STEP 2 Start with a clean eye. Apply a thin layer of the white base onto your eyelid to under your brows. A base helps the pigments stick to your eyelid and a white base helps brighten the colors. You can substitue white primer with a nude primer, foiling serum, or even foundation. |

| STEP 3 Grab a small shadow brush and dip into water. Applying pigments with either a small amount of water or other such medium lessens fallout and make application easier. |

| STEP 4 Pat the excess water off onto the towel. |

| STEP 5 Now that your brush is damp, dip your brush into Chicklet and apply it to the inner 1/4 of your eyelid. If your brush is too dry, re-apply some water, but too much water and your pigment will not stick correctly. |

| STEP 6 Clean your brush in the water and using the same method as before, apply Peppermint Gummy Bear next to Chicklet leaving the outer 1/4 of your lid free of pigment. To make the transition between the two colors smoother, drag some Peppermint Gummy Bear into Chicklet allowing the two to overlap slightly. |

| STEP 7 Again, clean your brush and apply Schoolyard Crush to the last 1/4 of your lid using the same method as Step 6 to blend Schoolyard Crush and Peppermint Gummy Bear together. |


| STEP 8 Lastly, apply Platinum Blonde with a highlight brush to your inner eye and under your brow |

| STEP 9 Then you have your final look! Now go have fun trying this or a variation of it on yourself! |
Images by Lindsey Molter xo
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