Character 2- Black Swan- Makeup & Hair idea

For my second character Black Swan the makeup I chose was the black smoky eyes, the makeup that deals with rebellion with the winged wings on the sides. My face is still naturally beautifully warm and I emphasised my cheeks giving them a clear contour. My lips were painted in nude-pink colour.
Makeup suggestions were as varied as the pictures below. However, I chose the easiest version due to the limited time of the photo session. I like the makeup style in the photo below, which is very good for Black Swan versions.


 


There were different interpretations of my idea. But I liked my version the most, that is made three pony tail, from each of them make 3 braids. Then, these braids start from the top of the head and form the head of the swan.

 



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