How to Cover a Tattoo

I recently started QC Makeup Academy, and one of the assignments was to cover up a blemish. As I cover up blemishes on my own face everyday, I thought something a little more challenging would be in order and asked my friend Julie to let me try and cover her tattoo.

The tattoo:

Step One

I first primed the area and used a light colored cream concealer from my Make Up For Ever palette. This takes the edge off the dark colors though you can still see the outline pretty clearly.

Step Two

On top of the cream concealer, I stippled Kat Von D's Tattoo concealer in several layers. This largely covered the tattoo, but you could still very faintly see it so I decided to use a third step.


Step Three

Lastly, I sprayed it with my Dinair airbrush machine using the special paramedical solution and tried to blend the area so that it wasn't an obvious patch of concealer.


After:

My Hockey Game Face!

There's nothing quite like a hockey game- whether it be flying ice chunks or the beatdowns, I enjoy it all! So for my latest game, I thought it would be fun to try out a more sporty look. Unfortunately I have some kind of crazy face rash on my chin and forehead that I couldn't completely cover so I look just a little bit crazy!

To cover up my rash, I used Kat Von D Tattoo Concealer which is AMAZING! Even though you can still see the rash, the concealer made it like 1000 times less noticible than it was before!

For the stripe, I used Ben Nye Professional Wheel in red, back and white.

On the eyes, I used from the Too Faced Natural Eye Palette: Silk Teddy for the highlight, Honeypot on the lid and Sexpresso in the crease and to line the bottom lid.