Rihanna's "Who's that chick" Inspired Summer Makeup Tutorial

This is my first inspired makeup tutorial.  I choose to do Rihanna’s who’s that chick inspired makeup video because the color is perfect for the summer, and it isn’t that hard to do.  I don’t mean to try to be like Rihanna and I’m not saying that I look like her.  I just enjoy doing different style of makeup.  

Enjoy!

Here are some pictures ^_^
 

Products used:


Artdeco- Eye Primer
Too cool for school- TooCool Art class collection # 1 "Yellow Duck"
Too cool for school’s Partytime single eye shadow # 15 "Cream Yellow"
Innisfree's Eye shadow Palette #5
Mac- Black Track Fluid Line Gel Liner
Banila Co- Liquid Eye Liner
Cover Girl-  Lash Blast Volume Mascara 
Nars-Soft Touch Shadow Pencil
Tarte- Amazonian Clay 12hour blush "Expose"
Dolly Wink- # 10 "Sweet Cat"
Too cool to school- Virgingloss stick  "Shine Sweet Peach"

Foundation Review (Oily Skin)

If you have oily skin, you should look for a water-based foundation or liquid foundation.  You should not look for cream foundation because it will leave you're skin a greasy finish.  Those cream foundations are best to use during winter to keep your skin moist.  A water based foundation may not cover your skin well comparing to a cream foundation.  Although the liquid foundation will cover better.  But if you are looking for a no-oil foundation, I recommend you go for a water foundation.

Water foundation:

Orbis:
I have tried some brands out and nothing compares to Orbis Foundation.  If you don't need the crazy coverage for your skin, this brand is perfect. The only bad part about this is that the texture is very thin, it is almost like water so if you put the product on your hand the product will drip everywhere.

Innisfree:
 Innisfree's water based foundation, isn't as thin comparing to Orbis, it is almost like Orbis Liquid foundation.  Even though it is thinner than normal foundation, it still has creamy texture.  So if you need more coverage, but worried about your skin being oily, then you can use Innisfree's mineral water foundation.

Liquid Foundation:

RMK:

RMK's Liquid foundation is almost like Orbis's Water foundation.  If you put on your hand the product will drip everywhere, that's how thin it is.  But if you compare it to Orbis's water foundation it gives you better coverage. It is not as thick comparing to the Orbis Liquid foundation and Innisfree's water foundation but it gives you enough coverage.

Orbis:

This is the foundation I use, if I'm not filming for the vdo, because it gives a natural finish, not greasy, and covers the red spots on my face very well.  I have had a troubled skin, I started using this and my skin got better! ^^  I know troubled skin people are scared to pact the makeups on the face because it might make it could make it worse but trust me, this liquid foundation is very light on the face so it won't clog the pores.

I wrote a review on Orbis foundation so please check it out! --> Orbis Foundation Review

Orbis Foundation Reviews

Personally I have combination skin type but always have trouble with acne. Even in winter my skin would be as dry as the desert but there would be pimples! And it gets really bad in the summer because my skin would be so oily.  I have tried to find foundation that wouldn't clog my pores, even changed to use BB cream for awhile (by the way Misha BB cream is great!). Anyway, I have been reading makeup books by this Korean Makeup artist, and she recommended the Orbis Oil Cut foundation.  I bought both of the Water Foundation and Liquid Foundation, and I have to say I am very impressed!

The water foundation one is VERY watery, the only bad part is that it drips every where when i put it on my hand but the texture is almost chalk like and it blends very well as if it melt into your skin. Before you use it you have to shake it to let the water and the foundation mix in a little.

The Liquid foundation on the other hand, is a bit thicker, it covers more but it is very matte.  It is like you're applying your face cream on your face.  The texture is very light, it doesn't have the density of a foundation but it is thick enough to cover all the red spots and any imperfection on the face.  Like water foundation it blends in your skin very well. 

Here is the picture of the bottles:

 Here are the picture of the product:

 You can actually see the differences. The water foundation (right) is thinner but doesn't cover as much comparing to the liquid foundation (left)

Here is the picture of when you blend them out a bit with your finger.  You can see that the water foundation is very chalky (in Thai I think the texture is like ดินสอพอง) But you can see that they are both almost seeping through your skin.



You can get Orbis Makeup at:

http://www.facial-shop.com/category.php?id=61

Or If you are Korean:

http://www.orbis.co.kr/