Showing posts with label Bobbi Brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bobbi Brown. Show all posts

Sunday, July 12, 2015

Bridal Makeup | June 27, 2015 | Diaz de Arce-Peeler Wedding

Last month, I had the honor of being the Makeup Artist for a group of gorgeous bridesmaids and the beautiful Bride that I did a trial on in my previous post. Here are some photos to recap the day. I love how everyone's makeup was a little bit different but all came together in the end. Girls, you don't have to make your bridesmaids look identical! A little bit of individuality in each girl's look is important and shines through in your wedding photos. It was a long day, but it's worth it when you enjoy what you do! 


Thank you again for letting me a part of your special day! Best wishes, Mrs. Peeler! 












































Tuesday, June 23, 2015

TAKE SIX: HOW TO FIX A BROKEN COMPACT

We've all been there. You travel on a road trip or flight and while unpacking your makeup bag you discover your favorite compact is broken into smithereens. Initially, there are tears. Then, either two scenarios take place. 1) You run out to the nearest department store and buy a replacement. (But let's face it, that's expensive!)  Or 2) You put it back together! Yes, you read that right. There is a way to put your broken blushes, highlighters, face powders or eyeshadows back in one piece after they've suffered some devastating damage. Recently, this happened to my Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick in Nectar. Keep reading to find out how I fixed it! 

What you'll need:

Isopropyl Alcohol
Tissues
Q-tips or Spatula
Broken Compact

Steps: 

1. Pour broken pieces of powder into a tissue and set aside.
2. Clean up left over powder residue on/around compact.
2. Fold edges of the tissue containing product in half and slowly pour the 
broken pieces back into the compact. 
(If pieces are kept together in strips, place in compact by hand.)
3. Slowly start pouring alcohol into the compact and saturate the powder
until it is moldable.
4. Now start to smooth powder with a Q-tip or wooden spatula to make the
powder look as smooth as possible. 
5. Leave to dry and set over night or for at least 6-8 hours. 

Voila!