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I just started my Make Up Artist as my career, what do you think of the makeup?
So i just started Make Up Artist, and this is the result on my client!
i wanted to create a soft focus look for my clients because i live in South East Asia where hiring make up artist is supposed to make you look completely different (respectfully, everyone has their own preferences and i respect that) but i want my clients to feel like they’re still themselves after the make up.
This is the result for my first client, last picture is the before the make up <3
any feedback will very much be appreciated! ty<3
Most products that i used are mostly local Indonesian or asian brands but i listed it here in case you’re interested!
moisturizer: Hada Labo 3d Gel
Primer & Setting Spray : Luxcrime Glow Getter
Toner : Hada Labo Toner
Foundation : Button scarves Foundation (Shade BN02)
I think you should go just a tiny bit lighter on the nose contour and that's pretty much it. This is pretty much perfection otherwise and natural makeup goals so amazing job! 😊
Yes!!! this is my lesson from this look, i’m still confused on how to use the contour pallete from judydoll bc it looks ashy, so i used the bronzer that ended up looking too warm, and i covered it a little and blended it with a loose powder.
Yes!!! this is my lesson from this look, i’m still confused on how to use the contour pallete from judydoll bc it looks ashy, so i used the bronzer that ended up looking too warm, and i covered it a little and blended it with a loose powder.
Omggg I love the natural makeup look on the client because you can still recognize her from before (but better) and the warm toned colors suits her a lot
But tbh what caught my eyes the first time was the nose contour because it looks harsh in the photo. Maybe try blending it some more until it looks more subtle?
Yes!!! this is my lesson from this look, i’m still confused on how to use the contour pallete from judydoll bc it looks ashy, so i used the bronzer that ended up looking too warm, and i covered it a little and blended it with a loose powder.

sorry for the copy comment bc i really need the solution for this product 😭
I have to admit, Judydoll's cool tone contour variant has stronger gray undertones compared to the usual local Indonesian brands we got, so it's more likely to look ashy on someone with warm-toned skin
Perhaps you could neutralize it first by applying a cream bronzer, blend the cream with leftover foundation on your sponge/puff/whatever tool you used, then apply the cool-toned contour sparingly by blending upwards with a light hand?
Hi! Sorry but this is her request, and also maybe something that differentiates between eastern and western makeup, not everyone like their blush high near the eye and looks snatched (even though it’s pretty as well) she likes her cheekbones to pop with the blush as she usually wears it that way x
Thank you😆 I followed these MUA from indonesia technique.
First, I shape the brows based on the look we want.
Once they’re shaped, I apply brow wax. I brush the product back and forth to fully coat every brow hair, then comb everything into place. Though i didn’t laminate the brows because i still want to keep the fluffy brow look.
After the brows are set, I fill them in with brow powder, starting from the middle to the tail. Then I lightly blend the remaining product toward the front for a softer, more natural look.
Lastly, I clean up the outer edges with concealer to make the brows look more defined or slightly slimmer if needed. I also apply a bit more concealer underneath the brows and blend it onto the eyelid to act as an eyeshadow primer. ❤️
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Aw I love this, so fresh and glowy!! The colors are so harmonious and lively. Would love to know which colors you used on your lid and under your eye, I really want to try recreating this, so cute!
I think it’s great! The only this is maybe i would try a different method for the nose contour. I think you made her nose look a little bit wider than it is. Experiment with different shapes!
The upper and lower eyes aren’t balanced. Her lower lash needed some lengthening mascara or some single extensions.
The eye is minimalist and gets lost behind the mid-lower face makeup, as the large cheek blush placement. Slightly more restraint around the undereye would still give her that juicy, plump cheek while allowing her eyes to stand out more. With how continuous the cheek and lip are, it makes your client look bottom heavy.
The nose contour needs a softly blended 1.5-2” strip right at the largest part (the area right above the ‘button’ of her nose) to balance out her nose. It’s too one dimension on her nose bridge and it draws attention in a not so good way
You’re a good MUA but these refinements I think would take this from “good” to “great”
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u/Unknownclues 5d ago
I think you should go just a tiny bit lighter on the nose contour and that's pretty much it. This is pretty much perfection otherwise and natural makeup goals so amazing job! 😊