Avant-Garde Makeup

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The past few days left of my makeup mod we were able to practice avant-garde makeup. Avant-garde is new and unusual or experimental ideas, especially in the arts, or the people introducing them. I must say I had so much fun with this makeup style! I did my friend's makeup (top picture) where my inspiration was the lips. She did myself (lower picture) and her inspiration was the cheshire cat. 

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