Pink Lady Eyeshadow | Faces By KLM

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Pink Lady Eyeshadow

In today's busy world, the savvy fashionable girl knows that change is definitely inevitable and can happen over night! We can change our hair colour in a few hours; add length to it in a few minutes and swipe on some lipstick with shades that run from neutrals in the morning, pink for that important lunch meeting and don't-stop-till-you-get-enough red for that fabulous evening. All of those are essential changes in the fashionista's daily look, but did you also know that your lashes (which are the showstopper for the eyes) could change just as quickly and easy! Go on you say? As a matter of fact... I will!!

False eyelashes are a quick and easy way to brighten up those blues, glorify those greens or make those bodacious browns pop out and say "Well hello there big world! Show me what ya got!!" And the best part about it is, that the false eyelashes of today are not the same ones your mother painstakingly put on with a pair of tweezers and made her look like she had on a few too many coats of her clumpiest mascara! Oh no ladies... we have choices.

The most common and easiest false eyelashes are our old trusty, the one strip lash. This bad girl has been new and improved and gives the entire eye that million-dollar look. Her younger sister, the singles, which are individual lashes to be placed where needed, can usually be found hanging out in the outer corner of the eye; it gives any lash line that come hither gaze. Their newer and more outrageous cousin is the variety lash - she changes shapes and colours faster than a speeding bullet and can be seen on the techno runways, high fashion photo shoots, Halloween or the latest sci-fi flick. There are a ton more that belong to the Lash family, but these three are the ambassadors and the easiest to get your hands on. (Just ask J. Lo about them- she knows them well!)

These false eyelashes are always ready for a night on the town, but they also will not take up your whole evening applying them. Lashes are now easier then ever to apply and remove! It may take a few times to become a pro at application, but remember, you need to get on that pink bike with the awesome tassels sometime or another if you are going to strut your stuff all the way down to the end of the block!

Here are a couple tips:

1:Before applying lash adhesive, make sure the length of the lash band will fit your eyes so that your false eyelashes will be comfortable. You don't want your lashes to start too close to the tear duct, or go beyond your natural lash line. You may have to snip a small section off if you eyes are smaller.

2:Apply eyeshadow and mascara. This way your lashes will be the same color as the false pair and blend in better.

3:Apply a thin line of DUO adhesive to the lash band. DUO comes in white, which dries clear, and also dark tone, which dries black. I highly recommend the clear for beginners!

4:Allow the adhesive to dry for about 30 seconds. This allows it to become slightly tacky and easier to apply.

5:Get close to a mirror and apply the false eyelashes onto the eyelid as close to the lash line as possible. Keep eyes relaxed and adhesive will be set in no time!

6:Finish off with liquid or gel liner.

Simple note on that, lashes can and will change they way your eyes look. They make your eyes look more open and bigger. End of story. My rule: If you cannot decide what you are going to wear- put on false eyelashes, everyone will be looking at your beautiful eyes to even care if your socks match.

For more information on false eyelashes or any other cosmetics and beauty products we carry, feel free to visit our website at: www.LeCosmetique.Com

Make-up for medium blonde with PALE skin and DARK eyes?

Hello I'm looking for some advice before I hit the cosmetic counter. I'll ask the woman working there but I wanna hear what you guys have to say.

I have medium blonde hair (Think Clairol Perfect 10 "Medium Blonde"), extremely pale skin that flushes easily, and eyes that are green-hazel (the brown/green is inverted which is really cool cause it's fairly unusual) that unfortunately look so dark they could be black in anything but natural light.

I want colours to look for in eyeshadow --- and if anybody knows a really flattering transparent blush that's less pink and more coral or apricot. And I'm mean the names of products and their brand, I need specifics when I go shopping. I wanna look pretty pale - not black eyes looking out from a doll's china face lol.

And if there are any ladies out there with a colour combination with mine, speak up! I wanna know what you're wearing!

want to try something fun? take a hi-res pic of your face with your hair pulled back. if you can do one without makeup, you'll have better results.

go to www.instyle.com

look the lower-right corner of the page, where it says to try their free makeover tool. it runs a little slow, but it's really fun to try on different celebrity hairstyles, as well as different hair and makeup colors.

upload your pic (you'll have to start an account, but it's free and they only email about once a month).

the best part is that it's free, and so far they haven't limited the amount of makeovers i try, and i've been using it for me and my friends and family for months. if you find a look you like, you can save a copy to your PC, then print it and take it to the salon to give the stylist an idea of what you want.

one more thing that's cool about it: you can try on celebrity looks, like you click a person and they put the hair and makeup on your face all at once. i always just do my own, piece by piece. more fun that way! enjoy.