The Importance of Stepping Back

I use a spoon close to my eye. Do you think it gives like a softer curl than like a curler might, you know, angle it a little? Yeah. And also you thought quite often, I mean, depends on the shape of the eye of the model or the person you make up on. Sometimes you miss the outer lashes. It's not bad to step back. If the light is fantastic and the model is, is, is great. The concept doesn't need a makeup statement. Just step back and make, make, let the headers do its thing. There's this fresh, fresh non-touched face in there.