**My Vision as a Designer: A Makeup Show Concept**

As a designer, I would love to let my models rock their eyes with bold and striking colors. For this makeup show, I want my models to feel extreme and edgy, but with blending that's just as intense. This look is going to be all about pushing the boundaries of beauty and self-expression.

**Preparing the Canvas**

To start this look, we'll begin with a base coat. I've chosen Urban Decay Primer Potion as my primer, which will provide an even canvas for the rest of the makeup. Next, I'll apply Gesso by MAC, but not too heavily - just enough to give it a subtle sheen. The key is to start at the outer corners and blend upwards, creating a smooth transition from one shade to another.

**Creating the Edge**

To create the edge effect, I'll use black eyeshadow on the tape I've applied to the outer corners of my model's eyes. This will give us a sharp, defined line that we can build upon. I'm using MAC's 88 palette, which has a range of shades perfect for creating bold, dramatic looks.

**Building Up the Colors**

Now it's time to start building up the colors. First, I'll apply a light, neutral shade all over the eye socket. Then, I'll use Gesso to blend out any harsh lines or edges, making sure everything is seamless and smooth. Next, I'll add a darker shade in the crease, blending it upwards and outwards to create depth and dimension.

**Adding Dimension and Depth**

To add some extra dimension and depth to the look, I'll use a purpley color to create a base layer on the lid. This will help bring out the other colors and add warmth to the overall effect. I'm using MAC's Really Pretty Color, which is perfect for this shade. I'll apply it all over the lid, making sure to blend it out at the edges.

**Highlighting and Blending**

To highlight the brow bone and inner corners of the eyes, I'll use a 252 brush by MAC to apply Gesso. This will give us a subtle, radiant glow that adds depth and dimension to the look. Next, I'll take some orange eyeshadow and blend it out with the other colors, creating a seamless transition between shades.

**Adding Texture and Finish**

To add some extra texture and interest to the look, I'll use a blending brush to apply some neon pink eyeshadow on top of the purpley base layer. This will give us a bright, poppy color that adds a lot of visual interest to the overall effect. Finally, I'll take some black eyeshadow and blend it out with the other colors to create a seamless finish.

**Finishing Touches**

To add some extra drama to the look, I'll use a brush to apply some hot pink lip gloss on top of the concealer I've applied to my model's lips. This will give us a bold, statement-making color that adds a lot of personality to the overall effect. Finally, I'll curl my lashes using Max Factors False Lash Effect and add some mascara to make them pop.

**Final Result**

And there you have it - my vision for this makeup show concept! A bold, edgy look that's all about pushing the boundaries of beauty and self-expression. With a focus on blending and dimension, this look is sure to turn heads and start conversations. Whether you're a fan of bold colors or subtle shades, I hope you've enjoyed this behind-the-scenes look at how I create my makeup masterpieces.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enokay so today we're going to do this really dramatic black orange pink and white look i did this look because i was inspired by um like the catwalk um my inspiration was um what would i let my models wear if i was a designer so i was like oh my god if i were a designer if i was a designer i would let my models rock the best colors on their eyes like this i want them to be extreme but the blending needs to be extreme too and so if i was a designer and i could give my model some makeup i would give them this look for my makeup show you know it's a really long story but anyway i hope you like it and please keep watching if you want to know how i did this you're going to start this look up with a base as always and this time i used urban decay primer potion again and as you can see we're going to start off with gesso again by mac and you're going to apply this really heavily really heavily onto the brush and don't go too far in so start right here patting it on don't go any further than that then blend it upwards and then start patting it out and making it even and all that good stuff okay next step i applied some tape to the outer corners of my eye because we want that black to have an edge so take any black you have i'm taking one from the 88 palette and take this on the brush and start patting this onto the lip it's so weird with the tape on but okay start patting this onto the lip and then blend it really lightly with the gesso go really lightly with this i'm almost not pressing my brush onto the skin some more start packing this on to the remaining space okay then take some more and to make it go up really high you're just going to do this dead easy isn't it start taking it down and how when you can't come near to the y you're blending it now you're going to take mac's rule really pretty color with a blending brush and go in that color like that and then you're going to apply this right above that black but make sure you blend it really well up and down with the black so you get that nice gradient effect like here so start applying that you can go on to the crease because we can make it darker anyways and then go up and really make it nice and vibrant now go in this purpley color right here it's not going to act as the great pink color but it's going to make a base so apply that right there take some more and blend it with the orange and with the black and the white a lot of colors to blend it with but anyways now you're going in a more pink color i'm going in this one third up from the pink row go in that color and start blending this into the crease first and then go up blend it with the orange and then wipe off that brush really really well and just blend out those edges a bit like that like that take some more of that pink and reapply it like that and blend it out here a bit like that then you're going to take a 252 brush by mac and go in gesso and we're going to apply this as our highlight and just go all the way like this so that's nice and blending with all the other colors just take it down and blend the hell out of there take um the brightest pink the uh neon almost and grab that one and apply that as your pink not too much though now we're going to take off the tape and you notice that there's a really sharp line and here it isn't that's because i blended it out with this little brush right here so go at the edges um make circular motions until it's kind of soft then take more of the black color and reapply it start blending it up with all the other colors so my camera cut up and i took some orange and blended that out then take that neon pink almost and reapply that to the mix then with that same blending brush go in the black color and just blend it onto the crease a bit okay then take just a little bit no not a little bit just take more gesso and reapply that really heavily so that's nice and booming again okay then what would that have sorry okay with that 252 going gesso and reapply it here a bit and blend it a bit my brother was listening music like that for the lower lip we're going to add some black eyeshadow so apply that what is he doing it's crazy now i want to brush up really well and go in gesso and apply that to the inner corners like that now i'm going to apply just some mascara and curl my lashes using max factors false lash effect and then i will be back so on my lips i applied some concealer just to make them look dead really and then i added some hot pink lip gloss on top of it and i really love this look so i hope you liked it and um please comment rate and subscribe now see you later bye sorry i mean see you later guys and thanks for watching byeokay so today we're going to do this really dramatic black orange pink and white look i did this look because i was inspired by um like the catwalk um my inspiration was um what would i let my models wear if i was a designer so i was like oh my god if i were a designer if i was a designer i would let my models rock the best colors on their eyes like this i want them to be extreme but the blending needs to be extreme too and so if i was a designer and i could give my model some makeup i would give them this look for my makeup show you know it's a really long story but anyway i hope you like it and please keep watching if you want to know how i did this you're going to start this look up with a base as always and this time i used urban decay primer potion again and as you can see we're going to start off with gesso again by mac and you're going to apply this really heavily really heavily onto the brush and don't go too far in so start right here patting it on don't go any further than that then blend it upwards and then start patting it out and making it even and all that good stuff okay next step i applied some tape to the outer corners of my eye because we want that black to have an edge so take any black you have i'm taking one from the 88 palette and take this on the brush and start patting this onto the lip it's so weird with the tape on but okay start patting this onto the lip and then blend it really lightly with the gesso go really lightly with this i'm almost not pressing my brush onto the skin some more start packing this on to the remaining space okay then take some more and to make it go up really high you're just going to do this dead easy isn't it start taking it down and how when you can't come near to the y you're blending it now you're going to take mac's rule really pretty color with a blending brush and go in that color like that and then you're going to apply this right above that black but make sure you blend it really well up and down with the black so you get that nice gradient effect like here so start applying that you can go on to the crease because we can make it darker anyways and then go up and really make it nice and vibrant now go in this purpley color right here it's not going to act as the great pink color but it's going to make a base so apply that right there take some more and blend it with the orange and with the black and the white a lot of colors to blend it with but anyways now you're going in a more pink color i'm going in this one third up from the pink row go in that color and start blending this into the crease first and then go up blend it with the orange and then wipe off that brush really really well and just blend out those edges a bit like that like that take some more of that pink and reapply it like that and blend it out here a bit like that then you're going to take a 252 brush by mac and go in gesso and we're going to apply this as our highlight and just go all the way like this so that's nice and blending with all the other colors just take it down and blend the hell out of there take um the brightest pink the uh neon almost and grab that one and apply that as your pink not too much though now we're going to take off the tape and you notice that there's a really sharp line and here it isn't that's because i blended it out with this little brush right here so go at the edges um make circular motions until it's kind of soft then take more of the black color and reapply it start blending it up with all the other colors so my camera cut up and i took some orange and blended that out then take that neon pink almost and reapply that to the mix then with that same blending brush go in the black color and just blend it onto the crease a bit okay then take just a little bit no not a little bit just take more gesso and reapply that really heavily so that's nice and booming again okay then what would that have sorry okay with that 252 going gesso and reapply it here a bit and blend it a bit my brother was listening music like that for the lower lip we're going to add some black eyeshadow so apply that what is he doing it's crazy now i want to brush up really well and go in gesso and apply that to the inner corners like that now i'm going to apply just some mascara and curl my lashes using max factors false lash effect and then i will be back so on my lips i applied some concealer just to make them look dead really and then i added some hot pink lip gloss on top of it and i really love this look so i hope you liked it and um please comment rate and subscribe now see you later bye sorry i mean see you later guys and thanks for watching bye\n"