Calling all MUA's

[Mrs T]

Hi Geeks

After advice please on a really good under eye illuminator that WON'T reflect badly on camera (the dreaded titanium dioxide!).

I have a Client that has really really really dark under eye circles and I need to banish them for her wedding!!

Any help appreciated :Love::Love:

 

[Andrea85]

I don't use under eye illuminator, never liked them. You need to use a corrector before you apply under eye concealer.

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[Spooky]

Hi, I would definitely say use an under eye concealer (not highlighter) the Estée Lauder double wear is good then highlight(very minimal) on cheekbones. On your trial why don't you take a picture on your camera then you will know the effect it gives good luck x

 

[Spooky]

Also is your lady using a good eye cream/gel, as this will help when applying product as de hydrated under eyes are hard to work with... Ask her to drink lots of water

 

[Dnx]

As a photographer, I'd add to the Spooky's comment, take a couple of photos with and without flash. A good pro photographer will help her avoid 'panda eyes' on her wedding day anyway. Good luck xx

 

[Mrs T]

Thanks for your advice will defo take on board. Xxx

 

[Lynne Baker]

It might be an idea to treat the cause rather than the symptoms.
We sell a range of products called eyeslices which very definitely treat dark circles, puffiness, sore eyes (boy, did I need them last night with the hay fever!)
Just google eyeslices for more details!

 

[ArtdecoCouture]

Hi Geeks

After advice please on a really good under eye illuminator that WON'T reflect badly on camera (the dreaded titanium dioxide!).

I have a Client that has really really really dark under eye circles and I need to banish them for her wedding!!

Any help appreciated :Love::Love:

Artdeco is readily available on offer at Beautybay http://www.beautybay.com/artdeco/ or at Chleo in Dublin.

 

[Mrs T]

Thanks Guys much appreciated xx