How I Create Editorial Colour Contrast in Makeup

I’m building this editorial look using lipstick as blush to create a creamy base of colour, then layering a pigment mixed with a medium on top for contrast and intensity. I like using different textures together like this because it creates depth — the creaminess of the lipstick melts into the skin, while the pigment sits on top and adds structure and impact. It’s all about balancing softness with bold colour placement. A simple way I explore contrast, texture, and colour theory in editorial makeup work. Subscribe for more professional makeup education and technique-focused tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/@luanabickel_makeup Useful Links: FREE Colour Theory Guide - https://luanabickel.com/colour-theory-free-guide/ Colour Theory COURSE - https://luanabickel.com/colour-theory-for-creative-makeup/ FREE Facechart Guide - https://luanabickel.com/free-facechart-editorial-guide/ FACECHART Ebook - https://amzn.asia/d/fePyd89 FACECHART Course - https://luanabickel.com/facechart-editorial-edition/ Website: https://luanabickel.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luanabickel_makeup/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@luanabickel_makeup Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/luanabickelmakeup/ Pinterest: https://au.pinterest.com/luanabickel_makeup/ #kryolan #editorialmakeup #creativemakeup #lipstickasblush #blushtechnique #pigmentmakeup #makeuptutorial #makeupshorts #youtubeshorts #makeupartist #makeupeducation #colourtheory #artisticmakeup #proartistmakeup #beautytips #makeuptherapy