Lampu Untuk Make Up Novels & Stories

“Do you want me to turn it off? I don’t mind either way.” Without hesitation, I got up and turned on the night lamp on her bedside table before heading to the main light switch. Then, a warm, golden light filled the room, casting a gentle glow that made everything feel more intimate and serene. The soft illumination highlighted Poppy’s delicate features, making her look even more beautiful as she lay there.

"Sorry, sis. I overestimated how fast I could do my makeup." Larissa couldn't help but notice her flawlessly applied makeup, with lipstick, eyeshadow, eyeliner, blusher, and highlight, leaving no detail overlooked. As Larissa briefly glanced at her own bare face in the rearview mirror, the contrast to Lana's appearance was stark. If she had known Lana would be late, she would have taken the time to put on makeup too.

Selena perched herself into it, plucking the lipstick straight from her sister's hand. “Can you turn on the lamp? I can't see” Clara told her. She tugged the string lamp string at the edge of their cluttered table, a bystander to the scene of the hubbub of make-up items. Its warm glow spilled across the powders and brushes, diffusing in the room's purple lightning, and softening it.

"That's true." My makeup goes the same, a light one with an invisible pink lipstick makes me glow. I remember how I glowed weeks ago at thr Disney Land. I pick up a white diamond stud earring, a diamond bracelet and a gray purse but with a pair of black flats. I comb my hair and tie it into a high ponytail.

NIlapitan niya ito at maingat na inalis ang mga hibla ng buhok ng dalaga na humarang sa mukha nito. Kahit natutulog ito ay napakaganda pa rin ng mukha at halatang hindi na nito kailangan pa maglagay ng kung anu-ano sa mukha para lang masabing maganda. Saglit pa niya ito tinitigan bago tumayo at kumuha ng wet wipes. Dahan-dahan niyang tinanggal ang make up nito. Kahit pa sabihin nitong light lang 'yon, hindi siya makapapayag na may ibang tumingin sa dalaga. Simple pa nga lang ito pero alam niyang marami nang nagkakadarapa, paano pa kayakung mag-make up ito?

It’s like a chemistry lab in here. “Um, maybe I could just use magic,” I suggest. “Nope. You’re going to do it like I do. Now get to work,” she orders, but I can see the playfulness in her eyes. “Yes, ma’am,” I say as I kiss her cheek and look over her never-ending supply of lotions and potions. Which am I supposed to use? “Look for the bottle that says micellar water on it, and pump some onto a white pad and use that to wipe away the makeup,” she says with amusement.

With little difficulty, I managed to draw the zipper of my gown, took a seat in front of my mirror and examined my face. Reaching for my makeup box, I found the lightest instrument to apply makeup, I went with mascara, a little eyeliner, light foundation and nude lipstick. I had no strength for the heavy makeup used by models. I smacked my lips, confident and satisfied with my look. Then, I returned all my belongings and searched for a matching purse. After that, I placed all the necessary items I would need.

Since she’s now doing it, I let Eloisa changed her clothes first before doing makeup. While we are waiting for her, I am setting the lights we’re going to use for this shoot. There are 3 major lights we will going to use. Strobe lights, softboxes, and a broad light. There are also two reflectors here so the light will bounce and reflect on the subject’s face and body. I bought all of these during our 9th-grade shoot. Since we have green screenshots and our time isn’t enough for daylight shoots, we opted out of shooting those green screens in the studio. I bring the softbox and reflectors to our classroom and we shoot there.

I can't believe it, I look like another one, one of those that come on TV. The makeup is not very heavy, her shades are light and it even seems like it's natural if she didn't know me well. The shade of pink with lilac colors on my eyelids make perfect shadows, the light eyeliner with a brushed touch is discreet and the matching lipstick also looks as if it were the color of my lips, a little mask on my eyelashes without having to place some false ones makes me look my age, and the base, is to my tone. Everything is perfect.

“Audrey, come on. We are going to be late!” Audrey stands in front of the ornate mirror in her bedroom, the soft glow of the vanity lights illuminating her reflection. The room is filled with the faint scent of her favorite candles, adding a touch of tranquillity to the atmosphere. The mirror reflects an elegant and tastefully decorated space, with touches of femininity and sophistication. She holds a lipstick in her hand, carefully applying it to her lips with precision. The shade complements her complexion, accentuating her natural features. She takes her time, ensuring that every stroke is perfect, wanting to feel confident and beautiful for the evening ahead.