Innocent Eye Makeup Novels & Stories

Her five sense organs were very much worth looking at. Stacy's black hair was rolled into large waves by the curly hair stick by the stylist. Then he picked up two strands of hair from his ear and put them behind his head. The pieces of hair on his forehead fell casually at the corner of his eyes. Stacy's skin was very white, and did not need any makeup. But for the overall shape, the stylist still made it up. She didn't make up and looked too pure, which was not suitable for that black dress. The eye makeup, the stylist used brown and red bright powder to make her eyes look more stereoscopic. The eyeliner gently lifted up a piece at the corner of her eyes, which added a bit of charm to her

Initially, she wasn’t fond of such dresses, but she had grown accustomed to her new life. She applied eyeshadow to highlight her highly pigmented silvery eyes. To add a sparkle to her cheeks, she used a dusting of gold highlighter on her cheekbones. Next, she added an extra layer of crimson color to her lips with Color Sensational lipstick, finishing her pout by defining the bow of her lips with Color Sensational Lip Liner in ‘Pink Pearl.’ With her makeup, she looked like a model. Although she usually avoided makeup due to her sensitive skin, Louis had encouraged her to wear some for her job at the bar. Even with just a plain eye mask, her eyes had a captivating quality that could attract an

It was so perfect. I never needed foundation or concealer, so I just wore a dark smoky eyeshadow and a simple black eyeliner and mascara to make my eyes pop. My lips were painted rose, and a small sprinkling of bronzer finished off my look. I looked like myself, but older and more sophisticated. I looked like a Luna.

From the front, my face rested between two thick red waterfalls. Next Rosette brought out a box labeled Everlasting Makeup, and applied black eyeliner, eyeshadow, and dark red lipstick to my face. It was more dramatic than any makeup I’d yet worn, and before the change, I likely would have considered it inappropriate. Now, however, I felt the look suited the sense of mourning I felt. The powerful contrast to the whites of my eyes made me realize that my irises were now almost as dark as my pupils. “This makeup is enchanted,” said Rosette. “It will never rub off, not even onto someone else’s face, unless you apply the remover product.”

My cheeks flush red as soon as I imagine Elia smiling back at me; making me tuck a strand of hair behind my ear. There is also a makeup kit in the box which I guess he wants me to look pretty decent. I sit down on the bed, eyeing myself from the makeup table before starting my makeup. Using a makeup brush to lightly add some foundation to my face—so that it would match my whole skin tone. Then, I draw a small line with the eyeliner before curling my lashes and contour my face I finish off with a nude coloured lipstick—which enhances my blue eyes.

Before I could start crying once again, I opened my eyes. “Oh!” Jean exclaimed. And I looked at my reflection to see that by opening my eyes too soon I had smeared a line of eyeliner on my lids. “Its alright.” Mira said, and came up with a lip brush in both her hands. She held up the one in the left hand as she asked, “Innocent pink?” And then up went her right hand, “Or bold red?” “Bold red.”

replied Miho shaking Veliou’s soft slim caramel hands. Her hands had long red nails which were beautiful in Miho’s eyes but her eyes were more beautiful. She couldn’t ignore Veliou’s forest eyes. They somehow reminded her of Lee although Lee’s eyes were’nt the same color but they shared the same spark. It was no secret that Lee had the unique and most beautiful eyes in the Wen family which he had got from his mother. “Just like your mother you are trouble!” Miho’s father would yell at him every time he did something wrong.

Atop my head perched an elegant crystal tiara, a touch of regal charm. As my gaze traced down, gratitude swelled upon seeing Bernadette's artistry with makeup. She had chosen a restrained palette, highlighting my features in the most delicate manner. My eyelashes, darkened by mascara, seemed to stretch towards the heavens. Lips painted in a soft shade of red exuded a natural allure, and my eyelids shimmered with a hint of sparkly light brown. The eyeliner, a deep maroon, added a touch of mystique to my gaze, which gleamed with the chosen hues, enhancing my emerald irises.

I was a Luna Queen. The makeup artist, a young woman with expertly applied makeup herself, began her work. She applied a lightweight foundation that matched my skin perfectly, accentuating my fair complexion without masking my natural skin tone. This was followed by a blush that imparted a rosy glow to my cheeks, making my blue eyes pop. For the eyes, she chose a soft smoky look, which further amplified their azure depth. A few coats of mascara, and my eyes transformed into mesmerizing pools of sapphire. The makeup was completed with a pink lipstick that felt feather-light on my lips, giving them a naturally flushed look.

I want to look effortless yet put together. Next, I reach for my makeup bag; I want to go for a slight make-up look. I start with a light foundation, blending it evenly to create a smooth canvas. Then, I apply a touch of concealer under my eyes to brighten up my look. I grab my favorite eyeshadow palette, choosing a soft gold that will make my hazel eyes pop. I carefully apply it, blending it out to create a subtle shimmer. A swipe of eyeliner along my upper lash line adds a bit of drama, and I finish with a couple of coats of mascara to make my lashes look long and fluttery.