About
the model… Rachel V. is Sigma’s Packaging Team Leader. She has been
working at Sigma for 1 year and 7 months. Rachel’s job entails delegating
tasks, ensuring there are enough products and supplies on hand, and training
new hires. She also makes sure that everyone in the packaging department is on
the same page in regards to how many orders need to be packaged and how many
people need to be packaging. She says, “I love my job because I get to move
around the building throughout the day and interact with great people!”
We
asked Rachel what Sigma products she loves the most and this is what she had to
say, “If I could marry a brush, it'd be the F84 - I love that thing! In my
opinion, it combines the best of the F80 and the F82 to flawlessly apply
foundation to every nook and cranny of the face. And I feel like I don't
need to use very much foundation when I use this compared to other brushes. I
like the E25 for traveling. I can get two uses out of it by
using the edge to apply a darker shadow in my eyelid crease, and I then I use
the flat side to sweep a lighter shadow across the rest of my eyelid. I like
the F45 to apply bronzer to my face. It's so
soft and fluffy, I won't use anything else to apply bronzer.”
*Sigma products used for this look: Paris Palette, E55 eye shading brush, E45 small tapered blending brush, E20 short shader brush
STEPS:
- Before starting, prep the lid with an eye shadow base.
1.
With
the E55 brush, apply the shade Versailles to the inner 1/3 of the lid.
2.
Using
the other side of the E55 brush, blend out the shade Notre Dame to the outer
half of the lid.
3.
With
a back-and-forth motion, take the E45 brush and the shade Elysees to blend out
shadow along the outer part of the eye into the crease.
4. Apply
a brown eyeliner pencil directly into the lash line and smudge out with the E20 brush.
Using
the E55 again, highlight the brow bone with Versailles.
5. Complete
the look with a coat of mascara.
Stay tuned for more makeup tutorials from Sigma’s very
own employees in the future!
© 2012 Sigma Enterprises, LLC
© 2012 Sigma Enterprises, LLC
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