Practical-Practising Sophie's Design

Health&Safety

• Carry out a consultation to make sure the model has no contra-indications and is not allergic to ant products.
• Make sure all products are displayed appropriately on the working area. 
• Make sure model's hair is tied up and is covered with a cape.
• Wash hands before and after.

List of Products and Tools 

• Cleanser,Toner, Moisturizer
• Cotton pads, Cotton buds, Couch Roll
• White Supra Color, Illamasqua Black Eye Shadow, Stencil, Gold Aqua Color
• Foundation, Concealer
• Translucent Powder, Powder Puff 
• Foundation Brush, Small Rounded Brush Shadow Blending Brush Angled Brush 
• Kabuki Brush, Stippling Brush Blusher Brush Small Fluffy Brush
• Spatula's,Mascara Wands, White Artificial Lashes 
• Lip Palette-009
• Krayolin Eye Shadow Palette- Pink,Magenta,Purple
• Bronze Mac Pigment

This as my third trial at practicing Sophie's design. To be honest I was quite happy with this attempt as I managed to finish in time and Sophie was quite happy with the look too.
The only issue we had was that we did not have time to stick on the bottom lashes, so Sophie said that we could leave that out as she was pleased with the way the eyes looked even without the bottom lashes stuck on.

As I learnt from my previous mistakes I applied less product to the eyes and blended it in more. I did the same with the lips, as i applied less of the black illamasqua shadow and blended it more. We used all the same products for the rest and used the same techniques.
However, we changed the product used on the cheeks as Sophie wanted a darker more blended contour. She got in a mac bronze color pigment. I applied this to the cheeks using a brush and then blended it out with a blusher brush.

I found it better to apply a little more of it with my fingers as it gave a ore bold look and it looked a little more shimmery and my partner preferred it this way too. There are still a few things I need to work on and that is to make sure the line that goes across the forehead is straight as in the pictures it kind of goes wonky towards the end, even though we used a stencil.

I am pleased that I practiced Sophie's design three times now and I am a little more confident with her design, however the nerves do kick in as i want her to be pleased and I hope the final outcome comes out to be the way she would do her design.