u/In_heat69 — reddlx

What Can I Do To Get That Tone?

I’m trying to get this exact purple shade on dark brunette hair, but I can’t figure out what actually creates that tone. I don’t want a blackish purple, a neon purple, or one of those pink/red wine purples. I also don’t want a super cool-toned deep violet. I want that muted medium purple. Would it be better to slightly lighten my brunette base first and then use a muted purple dye, or should I mix purple with a tiny bit of cherry/wine shade to get that tone? I’m scared it’ll either turn too dark and look almost black or go too bright and artificial, or go RED-headed.

Edit: I did some research, and it looks similar to Manic Panic Plum Passion, but I don't know how to achieve that exact same tone on my hair.

u/In_heat69 — 2 days ago

▲ 1 r/MakeupAddiction

Help With Makeup For Big Nose

I have slightly downturned eyes at the outer corners + hooded lids, and doing huge dramatic eyeliner shapes is already hard for me. But the inner corner area is even worse because I have a Greek nose with wider nasal bones, so there’s not much space between my eyes and nose bridge for big inner corner detailing without everything looking cramped.

I still want that dramatic look, obviously. I’m not trying to tone it down into softer looks or whatever... I just want to adapt it in a way that actually suits my face instead of making my eyes look smaller or overcrowded.

Does anyone here have similar features or know tutorials that work better for hooded eyes + limited inner corner space? I'd appreciate any help, thank you so much.

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u/In_heat69 — 5 days ago

▲ 1 r/GothFashion

Help With The Makeup

I genuinely need help figuring out trad goth eye makeup for my face shape.

I have slightly downturned eyes at the outer corners + hooded lids, so doing those huge dramatic eyeliner shapes is already hard. But the inner corner area is even worse because I have a Greek nose with wider nasal bones, so there’s not much space between my eyes and nose bridge for big inner corner detailing without everything looking cramped.

Most trad goth makeup tutorials I see are made for people with a ton of lid space and sharper/narrower nose bridges, and when I copy them exactly it just fights my features instead of enhancing them.

I still want that dramatic trad goth look, obviously. I’m not trying to tone it down into “soft goth” or whatever... I just want to adapt trad goth makeup in a way that actually suits my face instead of making my eyes look smaller or overcrowded.

Does anyone here have similar features or know goth tutorials that work better for hooded eyes + limited inner corner space? I'd appreciate any help, thank you so much.

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u/In_heat69 — 5 days ago