Dreyping: Sculpting in rosy like in the 70s
the word "Draining" we have heard for several years,since all the sculpturing techniques were declared fashionable in turn and at the same time. This significantly changed the non-professional (and professional, of course, too) look at makeup, but if today contouring has faded into the background, then the drip theme is not yet closed. We understand how vintage technique once again gained the right to exist and how makeup artists rethought it.
How did it start
The technique, born in the late 60s and entered into wide fashion in the 70s, really was conceived as an alternative way of modeling a face. In contrast to the traditional "sculpting" tonal means, the design of the rouge gave an extremely natural effect in the spirit of the general tendency to irony and expressiveness. Legendary American make-up artist Wei Bandy came up with the approach, and celebrities first of all appreciated the celebrity: Madonna, Cher and David Bowie appeared in public with rouge blush on her face. During the 70s, dripping was the main trend of the American beauty industry and disappeared only by the mid-80s, along with the death of its author. Although sculpturing with blush for a long time did not return to mass circulation, the technique entered the arsenal of make-up artists forever.
The peculiarity of this method is in the use of two shades of blush: the principle of combining light and dark works in the same way as in other types of sculpture. When, by 2016, the drifting was again started to talk seriously, the first tool in its support was the blush Air Blush Soft Glow Duo. The team of Mark Jacobs conceived them precisely for this, and in interviews devoted to the new product, it was not without reference to Wei Bandy. Dreyp resurrected rapidly: fueled the trend and Fashion Week in New York - sculpturing with blush was done on the Adam Selman and Alexander Wang shows. The most fantastic variation was at the Kenzo show in Paris: make-up artists bleached the uncompromising red color on the cheekbones and temples, which, of course, goes beyond the natural history story, but it looks as modern as possible.
Why do you need it
Blush, the eternally undervalued product, today came to the fore. It is no secret that living with multi-functional tools is incomparably easier. Most of them are easily used as shadows, there are at least three popular methods of application, and they also do an excellent job without a company - with one or two colors close to the shade of your skin, you can create a complete makeup. If you are not close to the gentle nude, take a closer look at the Kenzo variant: according to a similar scheme, you can draw with any other bright colors that you like - the effect of sculpture will work out anyway, and the decision about the degree of alienness of such make-up is made by everyone.
How to do it
To drift you need two shades of rouge to create a relief: remember that if you are going to do canonical dripping, then dark should not be too dark, and light should not be completely transparent. Learning, of course, is worth it with the guru youtube: here, it seems, the thousandth video of Wayne Goss with detailed instructions on the use of rouge.
Mastering such a technique is an excellent opportunity to try unusual colors or give another chance to an unsuitable product. However, if you are ready for anything, you can practice your NYX Ombre Blush blush in a bright dripping. They are good at least in that they will reduce the time to think through color combinations, although it is not always easy to type a light and dark shade separately. A convenient brush for blending will also help. A little practice - and you get a basic technique for the fastest, but not simple make-up, which will be very useful for many in the summer.
