Zoeva

Zoeva

Andee2020-12-10T10:13:08.000Z
Zoeva Basic Moment
method2020-12-10T01:27:59.000Z
Zoeva Face Shape
nouvellevague2020-12-04T15:09:32.000Z
Rearranging my stash and thought of gathering some of my favorite single shadows +
https://img.makeupalley.com/9/2/0/3/3713942.JPG Clockwise from top: Ciate Phoenix - A plummy pink shade with green reflects. A nice one and done s
stillpeachy2020-12-03T11:38:10.000Z
I find those tiny brushes like the wayne goss are better for a "darkening the lash line" look than a
definite line. You might try a thicker push liner brush like the Zoeva 241 Precision Smudger brush, or even a rounded brush (my favorite is the Hakuh
bastet2020-12-03T08:57:10.000Z
I've always thought that tightlining was to push e/s into the lashline, not into the waterline+
You push from underneath the lashes upwards in between the lashes, but not into the waterline. Have I been wrong all this time? I've had a LM MUA do t
nouvellevague2020-12-01T11:20:19.000Z
It works for me as a literal eye "shadow", enhances my lids' natural contours and doesn't look like+
makeup at all. It's also easy to apply with the right brush (I use Zoeva 142) and I apply it on the crease to make my lids look less puffy and flat.
nouvellevague2020-11-30T00:16:47.000Z
I find that the Zoeva 142 applies it really well. It's rounded and very dense, blends effortlessly+
I only apply it on my crease on no-makeup makeup days, I don't really use it all over my lid. The brush also really works well with CT and Tom Ford c
skwerlie2020-11-20T00:36:33.000Z
I use Zoeva powder brush, pretty sure it's 106 (not home to double check).
Lizzy282020-11-19T15:40:00.000Z
I hold off for so long but I finally decided to buy Hourglass Ambient Lightning Finishing rop
Powder (mini) in Diffused Light. I'm N(C)10 so I wasn't sure which shade to get; either Diffused Light or Ethereal Light but because I'm slightly warm
Andee2020-11-17T09:43:59.000Z
TY MaryEllen. Mini haul: Zoeva e/s palette & 2 e/s brushes, pack of scrunchies.