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this video is about an "arab" inspired makeup look.featuring a bronze smokey eye with a wing liner! :)Products used:Morphe brushes Mac peach stock and boy b

12 Ide Make-up Arab untuk Pernikahan. Glamor dan Mewah, Makin Siap Jadi

Namun, ternyata make-up ala perempuan Arab juga masih menjadi salah satu pilihan untuk riasan pernikahan di balik banyaknya opsi make-up yang diberikan lo. Advertisement Arabian make-up ini terkenal dengan riasan bagian mata yang bold , begitupun pada bagian bibir yang sering dibuat overdraw . Selama ini mungkin make-up Amerika dan Korea menjadi make-up populer untuk diterapkan baik di keseharian maupun saat pernikahan. Bahkan baru-baru ini ada juga make-up Thailand yang juga sedang naik daun karena hasil akhirnya yang flawless. Namun, ternyata make-up ala perempuan Arab juga masih menjadi salah satu pilihan untuk riasan pernikahan di balik banyaknya opsi make-up yang diberikan lo.

Arabian make-up ini terkenal dengan riasan bagian mata yang bold, begitupun pada bagian bibir yang sering dibuat overdraw. Namun, bukan berarti kamu akan terlihat medhok dan lebay dengan make-up yang satu ini kok. Kita simak yuk beberapa inspirasinya!

Penampilan mereka terlihat cantik dan anggun ya. Pun kesan elegan dan glamor sekaligus berhasil ditampilkan dengan make-up pernikahan Arab ini. Bagaimana? Berani mencoba?

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MAKE UP - Translation in Arabic - bab.la

جَمَّلَ [jammala] vb make up (also: replace, refund, stand in, compensate, indemnify, offset, recoup, recover, redress, reimburse) volume_up. عَوَّضَ [ʻawwaḍa] vb more_vert. open_in_new Link to bab.la. warning Request revision. Did you know? All our dictionaries are bidirectional, meaning that you can look up words in both languages at the same time.

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10 Best Arabian Eye Makeup Tutorials With Step by Step Tips

This two-tailed liner has become an Arab makeup trademark. Again start with a light beige tone as the base color and cover it up with a light brown and mix it up with a black shade just above the socket. Use your thinnest brush and draw a line defining your d-zone or the socket. Today we will be talking about step by step Arabian eye makeup tutorial and tips on how to apply Arabic eye makeup. If you are interested in trying out some beautiful eye makeup looks, then you must read this. Arabic makeup focuses on two things.

Arabic women have big beautiful eyes and they know the tricks to enhance the beauty and become alluring and achieve that glamorous look and become luscious and fascinating. In the last post, we talked about simple smokey eyes makeup tutorials. If you have seen Arabic eye makeup earlier then you must know that it consists of two colors which they blend. They make another layer on top of another. Bold colors like golden, red, blue and black are used mostly. Thick eyeliner is also used over the eyes. This makes it look dramatic. It should highlight the eyes well. Then you may use fake eyelashes too add more beauty. You must have seen in the movies how dramatic their eyes look. Here we have a simple guide on how you could do your eye makeup. Arabic look is very attractive. It gains a lot of eyes and attention from its charm. But for all this, you need the right tools and makeup items to create a charming look. The popular trend these days is Egyptian eye makeup. Arabic look means using a lot of kohl and mascara and black liners, but for those of you who can’t seem to get it right, this article is just for you guys.

Hope you enjoyed reading the post. Do try the makeup techniques. For further assistance, you can see the tutorial pictures and other eye makeup pics. They will give you an adequate amount of idea that will help you in doing your makeup your way.

This following eye makeup is for the brides in the Arab region, but this makeup trend has now become quite famous all around the globe. Before starting any eye makeup make sure that you use the best bases and foundations. If you have dark circles use a lighter tone foundation and apply it in a triangular fashion underneath your eye and then cover it with the powder. Then start with the basic shade, every eye makeup starts with a lighter or a light base color. Here peach with a shade of white is being used as a base color which is done on the whole upper lid. Then a baby pink hue is brushed across the lid making a beautiful curve, and the last is the purple shade added above the eye socket. Then use either a gel liner, simple liner or a powder line is entirely on your comfort level. But before that dab your eyelid the socket with gold glitter, (use a liquid glitter or add water to the powder glitter). Then start lining your eye in a fishtail fashion, but this one is really dramatic.

This two-tailed liner has become an Arab makeup trademark. Again start with a light beige tone as the base color and cover it up with a light brown and mix it up with a black shade just above the socket. Use your thinnest brush and draw a line defining your d-zone or the socket. Add a silver glitter line in that lid area and finish with the two-tailed fish liner and mascara.

This eye makeup will look great if you are attending an evening event. Gold and blue an interesting combo. But if you are the guest then keep it a little toned down as shown. Use a pink base color to cover the whole eye then add a blue shade of your choice on the outer side defining the D and then dab a little gold shade on the inner side. Line with a thin liner on the whole eye. You can keep it this wat or make it smokey add a black shade with the liner edge and cover the Edge of the D area. Remember to use a light tone in lipstick whenever you do this kind of makeup.

This glamorous eye makeup is for the brides only and for big eyes only as the depth of the green shade will be seen beautifully only on huge eyes. But don’t be disheartened, you can also do this makeup. Gold and green as is the dress is an excellent eye makeup combo.

Erm…I’ve seen some arab women with small eyes…I’ve seen some indin women with small eyes. I’ve seen Pakistani with women small eyes…I’ve also seen some with huge eyes…I’ve seen white women with huge eyes…and small eyes…a bit of general statement to say Aran women have big eyes…

Apart from makeup, recent studies shows that those Egyptian eye makeup has some medicinal good effects on eye too, as reported in NewYork Times and here https://goo.gl/9neazp. It this true?

What Are the Countries that Make up the Arab States?

Population: 4,613,241 (note: as of 2017, immigrants make up approximately 45% of the total population) Official Language: Arabic 15) Palestine (recognized as an independent country by UNESCO and Arab League but not recognized by CIA) The Arab world is considered an area of the world that encompasses the region from the Atlantic Ocean near northern Africa east to the Arabian Sea. Its northern boundary is at the Mediterranean Sea, while the southern portion extends to the Horn of Africa and the Indian Ocean (map).

In general, this area is tied together as a region because all of the countries within it are Arabic-speaking. Some of the countries list Arabic as their only official language, while others speak it, in addition to other languages.

UNESCO identifies 23 Arab countries, while the Arab League—a regional multi-national organization of Arabic-speaking countries that was formed in 1945—has 22 members. The one state listed by UNESCO that is not part of the Arab League is Malta and is marked for easier recognition by an asterisk (*).

The following is a list of all these nations arranged in alphabetical order, including each country's population and language information. All population and language data were obtained from the CIA World Factbook and are from July 2018.

6) IraqPopulation: 40,194,216Official Languages: Arabic and Kurdish. Turkmen (a Turkish dialect), Syriac (Neo-Aramaic), and Armenian are official in areas where speakers of these languages constitute a majority of the population

8) KuwaitPopulation: 2,916,467 (note: Kuwait's Public Authority for Civil Information estimates the country's total population to be 4,437,590 for 2017, with immigrants accounting for more than 69.5%.)Official Language: Arabic

15) Palestine (recognized as an independent country by UNESCO and Arab League but not recognized by CIA)Population: 4,981,420 (with 42.8% of refugees)Official Language: Arabic

18) SomaliaPopulation: 11,259,029 (note: this number is only an estimate, as population counting in Somalia is complicated due to nomads and refugees)Official Languages: Somali and Arabic

21) TunisiaPopulation: 11,516,189Official Language: Arabic. (French is not official but a language of commerce and spoken by the majority of the population)

Note: Wikipedia lists the Palestinian Authority—an administrative organization which governs parts of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip—as an Arab state. Similarly, UNESCO lists Palestine as one of the Arab states and the State of Palestine is a member of the Arab League. However, the CIA World Factbook does not recognize it as an actual state and the population and language data are therefore from other sources.

On the other hand, the CIA lists Western Sahara as an independent country, with a population of 619,551 and languages such as Hassaniya Arabic and Moroccan Arabic. Yet, UNESCO and the Arab League don't recognize it as a country of its own, considering it a part of Morocco.

The Biggest Arab Hair And Makeup Artists In The Middle East | Vogue Arabia

El Mendelek quickly built up his customer base, working with Lebanese singer Elissa and TV presenter Raya Abirached. He’s also worked on Project Runway Middle East, Arab Idol, Arabs Got Talent, and Dancing with the Stars. Women trust his vision, especially with cutting their hair short. Yet beauty comes from within, he believes. From being on celebrities’ speed dials to launching their own sellout products, these Arab beauty masters are making waves in the region.

Hala Ajam has been dominating the beauty industry for two decades. The Lebanese-born makeup artist was persuaded to enter the industry by her father, who wanted her to “follow her passion.” This fervor was sparked by the young Ajam delving into her mother’s beauty bag. “I stole my mother’s kohl and dark lipstick when I was 11. It’s still my favorite makeup look,” she smiles. After studying makeup in Beirut and Los Angeles, she gained recognition for her Lebanese–American approach to beauty. Having just moved her makeup studio to a new location in downtown Beirut, Ajam has “new beginnings” in her sights. She’s worked with models Claudia Schiffer and Adriana Karembeu, while in the Middle East her clients include HRH Queen Rania of Jordan, as well as singers Sherine Abdel-Wahab and Maya Diab. For this look, she created a simple yet edgy style for filmmaker and model Lana Al Beik. “I wanted to emphasize her eyes,” Ajam says. “She has bold, thick eyebrows. I would never touch them.” It’s a look synonymous with the region, where Ajam feels the women have a natural kind of beauty, which differentiates them from the rest of the world. “I believe that beauty is all about attitude and character,” she says. “Dare to have your own style and be unique.”

Bahraini makeup artist Masooma Jalil Hashim honed her skills at MAC Cosmetics for seven years, but it was her understanding of what the modern Arab woman wants when it comes to beauty that pushed her into the spotlight. “In the past, Arabic songs were about the beauty of women’s eyes and their tanned skin,” she says. This is still her focus, as illustrated on model Rene Borisova. Hashim accentuates her clients’ features by emphasizing the eyes’ almond silhouette with liner and lashes, and ensuring flawless skin. While Hashim is known for her work with Emirati singer Ahlam Al Shamsi, she’s also become the go-to makeup artist for Western celebrities visiting the region, including Paris Hilton and Olivia Palermo. “People’s taste in makeup is changing,” she says. “Europeans and Americans are being inspired by Arab beauty and vice versa. Beauty is all about giving people self-confidence.” She recently opened a salon in her hometown of Sanad, called Makeup Art, and has also expanded her repertoire beyond her YouTube channel – with its three million views – to include teaching masterclasses. The key to creating her looks, she says, is makeup brushes -“they are my hands.” Her year ahead holds exciting projects, with Hashim hinting at collaborations with leading beauty brands.

“I never wanted to be a hairdresser,” begins Georges El Mendelek, who grew up in Lebanon in a house full of artists. His father is famed haute coiffure Simon El Mendelek, but instead of following in his footsteps, the younger El Mendelek moved to Canada to study marketing. When he returned to Beirut, a friend asked for his help in styling her hair for a night out. “I was trying to blow dry her fringe, and I actually liked what I was doing,” he remembers. Four months later, he moved to London to study hairdressing at Saks Academy – “the only school I went to where I never missed a day,” he laughs. El Mendelek quickly built up his customer base, working with Lebanese singer Elissa and TV presenter Raya Abirached. He’s also worked on Project Runway Middle East, Arab Idol, Arabs Got Talent, and Dancing with the Stars. Women trust his vision, especially with cutting their hair short. Yet beauty comes from within, he believes. “Every woman has something beautiful in her, she just needs to bring it out with her look. The more I show your character, the better you feel. And when you feel good, everything around you looks beautiful.” One hair transformation he remembers fondly is the one he created for style influencer Nour Arida. “I found the right canvas to work on,” he says. “She went from very long hair to a bob. It blew up.” It has since become her signature look, which helped pioneer the trend for more Arab women in the fashion industry to opt for a chop. It’s a look El Mendelek felt would flatter stylist and art director Samantha Francis Baker. “As a hairdresser, I tend to do my best to show how good the client looks and not how good or skilled I am,” he says. “I think this is the secret of what I do.”

“I always had a passion for beauty and colors,” begins Lebanese makeup artist Bassam Fattouh, “and I decided to pursue it.” His career has since seen him work with the biggest names in the Middle East, including Haifa Wehbe and Yara (Carla Nazih al-Berkashi). Fattouh’s love of beauty sprung from his mother, the first woman he ever did makeup on. “She fell in love with that look,” he reminisces. After studying at the Paris Carita Beauty Institute in France, he opened the first Bassam Fattouh Institute in Beirut in 1997 to share his knowledge with aspiring makeup artists. In a career spanning three decades, his defining moment was the launch of his eponymous makeup line in 2011; the first makeup artist in the Middle East to do so. “I get inspired by my clients’ character, style, and energy,” he says – and it’s this ability to highlight their natural beauty that makes him such a hit with them. For this look on fashion stylist Tamara Farra Hakim, Fattouh focused on his signature highlight. “I made sure to have a certain harmony of colors and shading to ensure a glamorous and contemporary finish,” he explains. He worked with his bestselling Backlighting in Bride’s Way, an innovative emulsion that can be worn alone or under foundation. Will this versatile bestseller be supplanted by another winner when he launches new products later this year? We’ll have to wait and see.

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