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Joe Moreno, formerly of Apple, talking about why the company made the call to go with a logo that was upside down (from an onlooker’s perspective) on older Apple laptops. Of course, Apple eventually corrected this problem. As Moreno notes: (via parislemon) |
World’s Smallest Puppy Beyonce on Anderson. I want to put it in my pocket and bring her out when stores and restaurants want me to pay for things.

Ok, Make up lovers, so here are the parts of the eye, so when I menation “Inner lid” you will understand what I’m talking about and I hope it’s gonna help where you should put different colours.
Red Lids Mauve Lips: MAC Strawberry Patch Crushed Metallic Pigment Tutorial
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I didn’t want to do the typical look using the new MAC Vera products I got, so since it’s been quite a while since I did any red eyeshadow, I decided it was the best chance to showcase Moon Rose pigment (cool-toned burgundy red with a soft fuchsia sheen).
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Step 1: Apply MAC Shale or any smoky plum/brown to both corners of the eye, and run along the socket as in an arc as well.
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Step 2: Spray a flat brush with Fix+ to dampen, and then pack on a rich fuchsia-red pigment like MAC Moon Rose from the Strawberry Patch Crushed Metallic Pigment stack.
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Step 3: Reapply the plum shade along the socket line.
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Step 4: Dust a pale champagne/ash shimmer along the inner corners. I used Star Crystal pigment from the same Crushed Metallic Pigment stack, but you can use any pale beige or champagne.
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Step 5: Finish with a plum liner along the upper lash line and water line (Rimmel Exaggerate Pencil in 220 Perfect Plum), and then apply mascara.
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Step 6: After applying a soft pink blush, I applied a matte pale mauve on the lips (Revlon Matte Lipstick in Pink Pout) and then pressed on a light layer of a sparkly, glittery mauve pigment (MAC Strawberry Patch pigment).




