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More Biba Fever: Contemporary Look, Vintage Makeup
Another make-up look using my original Biba make-up from the early 70's. This time I'm using their limited edition "Birds of Paradise" collection. Rather than creating a totally period look, this time I'm using the bright oranges, lime greens and yellows of this collection in a more modern way. Still doing the rounder eye shape and high blush as a nod to the period, but applying the make-up to create a more contemporary look.
I hope you enjoy it! Would love to hear your comments and thoughts.
If you want to learn more about the history of makeup, have a look at my FacePaint page here X
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