Makeover with Wai SUm

And so it is... I decided to do a makeover with one of my best friends... Foo Wai Sum.. She's a gorgeus girl in and out and i was thrilled and thoroughly enjoyed glamming her up... I decide to do a really bright red lip and a thick liner for the eyes and kept the face looking very natural looking. I was inspired by how kimora looked in the latest Harper's Bazaar Malaysia and decided to recreate the look on her but still wearable and looking very sexified and glamarous

Makeover with My cousin Chan June Nee

Makeup is definitely something fun... It makes one's look change so much dat u cant even recognize dat person... LMAO!

My Business Card...!

I recently decided on creating my own personal Makeup Business Card... Well it is so important to have one.... Publicizing is the main key to get business... But i'm kinda torn between the two I have created. Which one should i pick?

1st or 2nd?

Stage Makeup - Shimmery or Matte?

Im always in love with stage makeup or basically makeup for dancers or performers... Well I have tried many things in the past and after looking at my work from the past and recent work... I kinda noticed that my past work were like uh oh... Well question is... When it comes to stage makeup should we keep it matte or shimmery? Well personally, I used to love applying shimmer and glitter back then... I used to feel that the more shimmery the nicer it looks... But nowadays, it seems like too much shimmer looks as if it looks overly done. It doesnt mean that I dont use shimmer at all nowadays...

Shimmer can be used but personally i think it is to emphasize on certain parts. For instance I love emphasizing on the eyes when it comes to dancers. Hence, I tend to use a shimmery eyeshadow on the lid and blended into a matte colored eyeshadow in the crease of the eye. Basically its all about mixing the colors and type of shadows... However I still keep the entire looking very fresh and matte... You obviously do not want ur face to look like a shiny disco ball and personally i think that it will look very poorly done. You want people to notice your face and not the shimmer...