Beads & Jewelry Making

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Milky Pink

Milky Pink Luster Transparent Glass Bead Assortment 7x4mm-21x11mm 50gm G2515f $4.84

50 Milky Pink Czech Firepolished Glass Beads 6mm $3.59

Strand 5mm Czech Glass Pinch Beads 50 Milky Pink Iris $3.95

16 MILKY PINK CZECH GLASS TEAR Drop Beads 8MM $1.00

Czech Pink Topaz Luster Milky Alexandrite 2-hole Flat Square 6mm Glass Beads $5.47

CZECH HALF COAT COPPER LT MILKY PINK 4mm Fire Polished Faceted Glass BEADS (50) $3.97

CZECH MILKY PINK DARK TEAL 4mm FIRE Polished Faceted GLASS BEADS (50) $3.87

50 6mm Czech Glass Round Beads: Milky Pink $3.37

100 Czech Fire Polished 4mm Round Bead Milky Pink FP4-71010 $2.95

Czech glass – 10mm milky pink & topaz nuggets $4.50

25 Milky Pink Faceted Glass Loose Beads 8MM $2.69

50 Milky Pink Glass Firepolished Loose Beads 6MM $2.75

70 Opaque Milky Pink Glass Round Crackle Beads 5-6mm $1.99

50 Milky Pink Czech Glass Beads Baby Bell Flower 4/6mm $3.59

50 Light Milky Pink Bell Flower Czech Glass Beads 6mm $3.35

8/0 Toho PF Silver-Lined Milky Baby Pink $2.55

8/0 Toho PF Silver-Lined Milky Peachy Pink $3.00

12pc LARGE FLAT Flower Beads~~MILKY PINK~~ 16mm $4.50

pretty milky Shell Pearl with big crystal 14mm pink shell pearl bracelets beads $9.99

Milky Pink Beach Matte Glass Bead Lot Assorted Shapes $2.50

100 Milky Pink Czech Glass Teardrop Beads 6MM $3.65

50 Milky Pink Glass Firepolished Loose Beads 6MM $2.75

50 6mm Czech Glass Rondelle Beads: Milky Pink $2.24

10 15x15mm Window Heart Beads:Milky Trans. Pink-Picasso $5.28

50 MILKY PINK BICONE CZECH GLASS BEADS 6MM $2.49

Luster Milky Pink Topaz 4X6 Baby Bellflowers – - 50 $3.75

25 8mm Czech Glass Bell Flowers: Light Milky Pink $2.91

6mm HEART Beads ~ MILKY PINK TOPAZ ~ Czech ~ 50pc $3.75

Czech 4mm Fire Polished Milky Pink Celsian Faceted Glass Beads (50) $3.37

50 3x10mm Czech Glass Daggers: Milky Pink $2.82

25 7×5 mm Czech Glass Firepolish Teardrops: Milky Pink $4.62

100 Milky Pink Czech Glass Rondell Spacer Beads 4mm $2.79

100 Czech Fire Polished 4mm Round Bead Hurricane Milky Pink Dark Teal FP4-40700H $2.74

AL184 CZECH 9mm Flat Square Glass Beads-MILKY PINK-25 $2.76

11/0 Round Toho Japan Glass Seed Beads Silver-Lined Milky Hot Pink 15g $2.49

25 MILKY PINK CZECH Glass Leaf BEADS 10MM $1.99

100 Milky Pink AB Czech Fire Polish Beads Crafts 4mm $3.40

CZECH MILKY PINK DARK TEAL 4mm FIRE POLISHED FACETED GLASS BEADS (50) $2.97

10 10mm Czech Glass Round Beads: Milky Pink $2.47

25 8mm Czech Glass Round Beads: Milky Pink $3.13

Toho Round Seed Bead 8/0 Silver Lined Milky Hot Pink 30g 8-2107 $2.99

MINI DAGGERS~~ MILKY PINK ALABASTER ~~Czech 3X10mm $2.25

100 Czech Fire Polished 4mm Round Bead Hurricane Milky Blue Gray Pink FP4-99544 $2.74

25 Milky Pink Czech Pressed Glass Teardrops Bead 8/6mm $2.39

50 Czech Pressed Glass Baby Bell Cone Flower Beads * Many Colors Available $3.99

25 8mm Czech Bell Flowers: Milky Pink $2.78

AL896 CZECH 6x7mm Glass Cube Beads-MILKY PINK-25 $2.21

50 Milky Pink Czech Glass Heart Beads 6mm $2.15

50 Milky Soft Pink Faceted Round Czech Glass Beads 6MM $2.77

25 Milky Pink Czech Glass Flower Beads 12MM $1.99

50 Milky Pink Czech Glass Bicone Beads 6mm $2.79

100 Milky Pink Czech Pressed Glass Teardrops Bead 4/6mm $3.79

6mm Czech Lentil Beads (50) *You Pick* ~ Matte + Milky + AB Styles $3.95

6mm Czech Lentil Beads (50) *You Pick* ~ Matte + Milky + AB Styles $4.35

50 4mm Czech Firepolish Beads — Milky Pink AB $2.72

On the hunt for the perfect pink gloss!?

Hi! I’m looking for a gloss that has the color characteristics of a strawberry milkshake, cotton candy, or even a piece of pink bubblegum. It sounds a bit strange to say, I know, but it’s the only way to describe this delicious looking, milky pink. Here are some examples of the color I’m searching for:

Some of the names for cosmetic colors are kind of corny. But consider Max Factor. The Lip glosses and the lip colors. If you select one of their lip colors instead of a lip gloss, you can put a shiny clear gloss over it; if you like.

http://www.maxfactor.com/user/get/product_details.do?lookupId=lips_gloss_maxalicious_glaze

Also try their 2 In 1 Lip Colors. Roll over the shades to see the actual colors.

http://www.maxfactor.com/user/get/product_details.do?lookupId=lips_color_maxwear_lip_colors

While you are at the Max Factor page, take a look at their Max Factor Vivid Impact Dual Color High Definition Highlighting Mascara.

http://www.maxfactor.com/user/get/vivid_impact.do

If you prefer something different, you can always find really pretty lip glosses at Wal-Mart, Walgreens, etc. Usually inexpensive.

~Miss Makeover~

Behind the Eyes – Enhancing Eye Makeup Techniques

As superficial as some may view makeup, I’ve never met a woman who didn’t respond positively when her exterior was finessed. When our spirits sore, the inner beauty that expresses itself visually through us is untouchable. But sometimes we need a little help from outside to make that connection inwardly. One feeds the other. So go inside, but when you come out, don’t forget about your exterior window treatments.

Coloring your exterior:

That is the hundred-dollar question. What eye shadow color, how many colors, and where do I put them? Believe it or not less is sometimes more in this situation. More is more when it comes to winning the lottery, but too much makeup can detract from the features and instead of enhancing for romancing, the face looks like it was high jacked by a group of gay terrorists.

If you have mastered your own eyes with a simple, but effective eye design, then you are licensed to build on that premise and add more colors hence increasing dimension. But know the basics before you compete with “that girl” that’s sits at the next cubical.

One version of a basic, but beautiful eye needs two colors, one light and one dark for contrast. The darkest color usually takes the focus and attention of the eye treatment, therefore placement is everything. Most of us are privy to the fact that if you have slightly wide set eyes (Oprah) then you should focus the darkest color towards the middle and inner corner of your eyes.

If you are close set (Babs) then go in the other direction, softly putting emphasis on the outer corners. If I’m boring you I do apologies. So here are some universal, no brainer recipes that look good on most of us. Wide set girls please pass first diagram and go to 2A …Thank you.

Eye Make-up Technique 1A – Close set gals, and most of their pals – general population:
(The simplicity with this treatment works correctively with close-set bombshells or balanced bells. With a fresh lid and shading on the outer corner, the darker shading will add incredible dimension to the lids with a bit of lift and extension at the same time.)

Apply an off white, cream, or a pale milky pink to ¾ of your upper eyelid starting at the inner corner. Take the second darker color, and with a small brush shade the outer lid with your chin slightly lifted in the mirror (let them make their own breakfast). Shade from the outer corner inwardly. And for God sakes, line the top eyelid with some eyeliner liner to finish it!

EYELINER SEGWAY:

Do’s

Do line just the top lash line.

or

Do line both top and bottom lash line.

Dont’s

Don’t line just the bottom lash line – it drags the eye down, looks bottom heavy, and has the look of the top ten worst music videos of 1982.

Eye Make-up Technique 2A – Wide set wonders or slightly turned down / droopy eyes:
(This little classic design keeps the viewer focused at the center of your peepers, where the most flattering focal point of your eyes reside)

Apply a light to medium light, fresh color on you entire top lid. With a slightly fluffy, medium size crease brush, initiate the second, darker color in the middle of the eye socket. Rock the brush back and forth, creating a half moon in the crease area, slightly approaching the inner corner. Although the darkest color is traveling towards the inner corner, it must be delicate and tapered as it arrives. The finished eye contour must look centered detracting from the “ outward problem”.

Shopping for Colors

With regards to what colors to choose, the highlight colors mentioned early are neutral enough due to the fact that they are highlighters. My only caution is if you have pink lids because of veining or skin sensitivity, stay away from pink highlight shadows.

When choosing a dark contrasting color, there are many approaches. Here is one.

Choose an accent color that is opposite of your own eye color. The two colors side by side (your natural eye color and the eye shadow) intensify each other instead of competing. The opposite color doesn’t necessarily mean you work with it in its purest form. If you have blue eyes, I’m not suggesting you plaster your eyelids with pumpkin orange. You could choose a dynamic gray that has a breath of orange in it. Recognize the difference between classic shades (straight colors) and contemporary shades that contains nuances of a second supporting color whispering through.

Blue eyes: Try a “ browny orange “ the amount of orange may be extremely subtle but effective in popping those babies.

Hazel green eyes: Perhaps a pimento brown – this contains a subtle red undertone that is cooled & tamed by the dominating brown.

Hazel green eyes with yellow flex will dance when accompanied by grays & taupes that have a soft violet support.

Brown eyes: What shade of brown are you winking with? Do you see yellow brown? A speckle of green?

Once you determine the other supporting color that makes up the brown in your iris, grab the color wheel and go shopping. At the very least take this concept to the boutique or makeup studio with your next visit. Remember, there is always a little magic when opposition works harmoniously.

About the Author

Rob Closs is the founder and managing Director of The School of Professional Makeup, one of the premier makeup schools in Canada. The School of Professional Makeup offers courses in special effects, prosthetics, bridal makeup and fashion makeup. More information can be found on the school’s makeup course calendar.

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