Everything points to the focal point in the centre between the eyebrows. Other focal points are at the corner of the eyes and the centre of the forehead.

What you do on one side - repeat on the other. Don’t try and do the whole of one side first. Do each element or group of elements on one side then switch to the other side before going on to the next stage. This will help with symmetry and your muscle memory can repeat one action on the opposite side much easier if it is broken down into steps.

Brushes used: 3/4 flat brush for one stroke - Nats Gold Edition petal brush for flowers - silly farm No2 pointed round for linework -Face Painting Shop Mark Reid no. 4 for dots

Main part of design stops at cheekbones just above the nose.

a Curved sponge loaded with a rainbow cake gives you more control over where you lay the colours down than using a flat edge sponge

Karen Huwen Class Heart Fairy Design Paints used - Fusion Unicorn Party (adapted) “Vitality” from the Cameleon Wow Factor Palette. DFX black and White.

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Everything points to the focal point in the centre between the eyebrows. Other focal points are at the corner of the eyes and the centre of the forehead.

What you do on one side - repeat on the other. Don’t try and do the whole of one side first. Do each element or group of elements on one side then switch to the other side before going on to the next stage. This will help with symmetry and your muscle memory can repeat one action on the opposite side much easier if it is broken down into steps.

Brushes used: 3/4 flat brush for one stroke - Nats Gold Edition petal brush for flowers - silly farm No2 pointed round for linework -Face Painting Shop Mark Reid no. 4 for dots

Main part of design stops at cheekbones just above the nose.

Karen Huwen Class Floral Fairy Design Paints used - Home made one stroke (white, neon orange and deep merlot) Nat Davies “Fern” one stroke Deep Merlot, DFX black and White.

You will notice that the design follows a lifted upwards direction which is more complementary.

The same brush is used for pointed one strokes petals and the flatter petals, just using a different hand motion.

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If you paint over the eyelids using a brush, you can blend it out using a dry sponge.

Everything points to the focal point in the centre between the eyebrows and corner of the eyes

What you do on one side - repeat on the other. Don’t try and do the whole of one side first. Do each element or group of elements on one side then switch to the other side before going on to the next stage. This will help with symmetry and your muscle memory can repeat one action on the opposite side much easier if it is broken down into steps.

Brushes used: 3/4 flat brush for one stroke - Nats Gold Edition petal brush for flowers - silly farm No2 pointed round for linework -Face Painting Shop Loew Cornell no.2 flora Round OR The Face Painting Shop No.2 Flora Round for drips - Mark Reid no. 4 for dots

Main part of design stops at cheekbones just above the nose.

Karen Huwen Class Peacock Fairy Design Paints used - Home made one stroke similar colours to Global Tapau. Elissa Griffith Powders for eyeshadow. Nat Davies “Fern” one stroke Neon Pink, Superstar peacock Shimmer, DFX black.

Keep the “flow” of the design going upwards rather than downwards - which can drag the face.

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Using a glitter gel with a fine nib not only looks better, but also dries quicker therefore less likely to smudge

Everything points to the focal point in the centre between the eyebrows and corner of the eyes

What you do on one side - repeat on the other. Don’t try and do the whole of one side first. Do each element or group of elements on one side then switch to the other side before going on to the next stage. This will help with symmetry and your muscle memory can repeat one action on the opposite side much easier if it is broken down into steps.

Brushes used: 3/4 flat brush for one stroke - Nats Gold Edition No2 pointed round for linework -Face Painting Shop No.2 Flora Round for drips - The Face Painting Shop Mark Reid no. 4 for dots

Karen Huwen Class Lacey Heart Fairy Design Paints used - DFX Evil rose, Nats gold edition Fern, Deep Merlot, Dark Green, FPA lemon chiffon, Eulenspiegal white for stencil, Silly Farm Sugar Splash Rainbow cake base. Stencils from Diva Stencils and PBA stencils.

Keep the “flow” of the design going upwards rather than downwards - which can drag the face.

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Stencil using a clown white cream paint (Eulenspiegal) ensures there is no bleed through the stencil

Everything points to the focal point in the corner of the eye

Brushes used: 3/4 flat brush for one stroke - Nats Gold Edition No2 pointed round for linework -Face Painting Shop 1/4” dagger brush - The face painting shop Mark Reid no. 4 for dots

Karen Huwen Class Rose Adult Eye Design Paints used - Home made one stroke (white, pale pink, dark pink black), Nats gold edition Fern, Deep Merlot, DFX Black/White, Silly Farm Sugar Splash Rainbow cake base. Elisa Griffith Powders for Stencil. Stencils Mini BAM stencils.

Don’t be tempted to go too big, keep everything tight and delicate

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Stencil using Elissa Griffith Powders

Load a finger dauber in a one stroke to make a base for your roses. Keep the light side upwards

Try and look at what they are wearing for inspiration when doing adult eye designs. And Look and see if jewellery is gold or silver when adding glitter.