psychoslice
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Yes, but blue doesn't suit everyone, I am talking about blue, not dark blue , but that ugly bright blue as they had back in the 70's.I'm a makeup artist. I know how to apply & wear a blue smokey eye quite nicely.
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Health and Beauty - Don't Believe Hype
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dgirl1986
Big Queer Chesticles!
There are more than two shades of blue
I bought an electric blue eyeliner which has a metallic look to it. I love it. It makes my hazel eyes look really dark. I also have a pastel blue for when I wear a blue top.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
Yes that sounds nice, I love hazel eye's, and pastel colours, maybe because I'm a portrait painter.There are more than two shades of blue
dgirl1986
Big Queer Chesticles!
Pastel colours are really inderrated in my opinion. I would paint my room in a pastel rainbow if I could.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
Yes I love pastel colours also, there soothing to the eye.
dgirl1986
Big Queer Chesticles!
My favourites are pastel purples and pastel blues. I love electric colours too.
Using After Shave with Wood essences and Body Oil with Citrus essences. Very expensive but they are very good to become more conscious. The After Shave reminded me about the taughts doing carpenting (e.x. to build a bed) and the Body Oil about adding a piece of Lemon in my drink of Water. Maybe some People had same experiences.