Eye Beauty Enhancement Tips
Melany Whitney is an expert permanent cosmetics technician. It is strongly influenced by the press and others in their industry and has interviewed the "voice" for permanent cosmetics; regularly on national television and fashion magazines. In this interesting article that you are sure, a few new tips to improve your eyes, even if you do not learn to bear permanent cosmetics.
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For this particular piece we Melany Whitney, as she beautifies and improves constantly questioned her eyes. We think that you will find her artistic insight interesting reading.
Interviewer: Melany, you just such a wonderful work to improve the eye's beauty, but not unpleasant, you get people to work so close to the eyes with needles?
Melany: Let me explain a little about the eye areafirst. The eyelids are literally the two folds of skin which protect the eyeball. The upper lid is larger and more mobile. It regulates the opening and closing of the eye with the help of the orbicularis oculi muscle. Eyelid movement is low. The eyelids act to sweep dirt from the surface of the eye, and protects them from injury and helps spread tears.
As a permanent cosmetic surgeon, I am often in close proximity to the eyeand the greatest protection to the eye or eyelid. This is the biggest fear that my clients have - I can go to their actual eyeball during a procedure? Well, because the eyelids are the protection for the eyes - I work only with the lid closed - and thus protecting the eye at all times. I hold the lid firmly, but gently, to get enough stretch for pigment retention in this area. Poking a client in the eye has never been a problem for me, an experienced technician.The part of the eyelid that I work is thicker on the edge - the so-called Tarsal Ridge. This is where the majority of a technician NOT color, because it is actually more difficult to do if you're not familiar with the physiology of this region.
Interviewer: So you put it in the color Tarsal Ridge?
Melany: Yes, I feel that all eyes are not feeding procedures (without a complete darkness in between the lashes to give the client the ridge tarsal contact area)the appearance of a wider and thicker lash base. Normally, an area where you can easily obtain non-conventional eyeliner - is such that the line you get with over the counter products, winds turned out, thinning the lash line rather than plumping it.
I always have improved this scourge, which are in most cases all that is required to enter a "bright and open eyes" look. It is natural and can not easily be recognized as "" added. You can go to sleep, wake up, swim, sweat,etc. without "Tell Tale raccoon eyes".
Interviewer: What about the customer who wants a dramatic look?
Melany: If my client a bit more strength or darkness wants the upper lash line, I can add a bit thicker line in this area in order to make this area outstanding. At the same time I try a "soft edge" to both the upper and lower liners for you that all important natural appearance.
Interviewer: What about the lower lid, I think you dosomething else there, right?
Melany: Yes I do, the lower liner is definitely a little different treatment than the top liner. It must be placed between the lower lashes and a dash or more of a technology related issues. Due to the natural salt we have in our tears - the bottom line always a lot of fading to be more than the top and a softer effect - but very important. Without defining the ground, you tend to slack and his eyes look tired. Done properly, theMeans not done with a thick application, the liner actually make your eyes "pop". If not only the precise way done, a thick, black lines will tend to "close his eyes."
Interviewer: What about color and what colors should not be used?
Melany: The choice of color for eyeliner always come up to black and dark brown. The color can actually be used as a shadow over the liner (or permanently) by conventional means, if later desired.If you understand color theory - the reason you should not rim your eyes with a medium or light brown is that it browns too much warmth or red tones in them and your eyes are prone to a "rabbit eye" (pink) effect.
Interviewer: Are there other important tips for us today on eyeliner?
Melany: Another very important tip that should NOT go eyeliner after the last blow in any direction (up or down). This has happened due to the fact that if themedial canthus or outer area of the eye, you can experience "migration", weeping or bleeding of color under the skin, where it should not be. I am often asked to pass these parameters and decline. Better safe than sorry in these cases!
Another comment I want is that all black eyeliner pigments have "blue" in them. This blue finally out for months to years on the road. This was never a "negative" to be worried, because allEyes look great with the smallest bit of blue or charcoal around them. Actually this "fading" tends to have bright blue eyes a little greener! This does not mean that your technicians, with "common" tattoo ink in your bag - it's simply a reality of the color black.
Interviewer: What tips and insights on how to permanently improve the eye. I think that even if you do not wear permanent cosmetics that your tips on colors and the placement of the linerEvery woman can use to enhance their personal beauty to the eye, even with detachable makeup.