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- Menjaga penampilan dengan cara menggunakan makeup ialah salah satu wujud dari mencintai diri atau self-love. Namun, kini penggunaan masker yang menutupi setengah wajah membuat area mata mau tidak mau menjadi fokus dari penampilan wajah dari itu, penting untuk membuat penampilan mata sedikit menonjol saat menggunakan makeup agar wajah terlihat makin anggun. Nah, menggunakan bulumata bisa menjadi salah satu langkah agar mata terlihat standout. Sayangnya, banyak orang menilai menggunakan bulumata adalah kegiatan merepotkan dan menyebabkan mata terasa kurang nyaman. Baca Juga Ini 4 Inspirasi Makeup Mata saat Mengenakan Masker, Wajib Coba! Lantas, buat Kawan Puan yang masih pemula dalam menggunakannya, berikut ini 5 tips memasang bulu mata palsu untuk pemula. 1. Pilih bulu mata yang sesuai Sebelum memasang bulu mata, pastikan kamu mengetahui panjang bulumata asli dan mengukur bulumata palsu yang akan kamu pasang. Dengan mengetahui panjang bulu mata Kawan Puan, cara ini akan memudahkan bulu mata asli dan bulu mata palsu untuk menyatu. Jika terlalu panjang, kamu bisa memotongnya dengan gunting. Saat bulu mata palsu dapat mengikuti bentuk bulumata asli mata, kamu akan semakin lebih terlihat natural. 2. Gunakan penjepit bulu mata Agar lebih menyatu dengan bulu mata palsu, jepit bulu mata asli kamu supaya lebih lentik dan nantinya bisa menyatu. Pasalnya, bulu mata asli harus menopang beban, maka Kawan Puan dapat menambahkan maskara di tahap pertama ini. Coba oleskan maskara dengan rapi dan merata sehingga tidak menggumpal dan kelopak mata tetap nyaman saat berkedip. 3. Oleskan lem pada bulu mata Supaya lebih merekat, kamu perlu memberikan lem pada bulu mata. Tidak perlu terlalu banyak supaya tidak membuat kelopak mata menjadi berat. Baca Juga Terkesan Serupa, Ini Perbedaan Eye Cream, Eye Serum, dan Eye Gel Oleskan pada bagian ujung bulu mata dan tunggu hingga setengah kering. Cara ini agar lem menjadi lebih kuat saat merekatkan bulu mata asli dengan bulu mata palsu. 4. Pasang dari tengah Saat harus menempelkannya, siapkan cermin dan taruh pada bagian bawah. Gunakan jempol dan telunjuk untuk merekatkan bulumata palsu sedekat mungkin ke bulumata asli. Jika khawatir tidak stabil, kamu bisa menggunakan alat bantu seperti pinset. Tempel dahulu di bagian tengah, lalu rekatkan di bagian kiri dan kanan. Ambil posisi dari tengah kemudian baru tempel pelan-pelan ke bagian samping kanan dan kiri. Kemudian rekatkan dengan penjepit bulumata agar semakin menempel. 5. Hindari menambahkan maskara pada bagian akhir Jika kamu menambahkan maskara di akhir, hal tersebut justru membuat bulu mata palsu tidak terlihat natural. Akan tetapi, seperti kemampuan lainnya, jika awalnya masih terasa sulit tidak apa. Sebab, kamu juga membutuhkan latihan agar terbiasa. Lantas, jika Kawan Puan sedang mencari bulu mata yang didesain oleh Makeup Artist MUA terkenal dengan harga yang terjangkau, kamu bisa mencoba buku mata dari Secret Lashes. Brand kecantikan lokal Secret Lashes baru aja merilis koleksi bulu mata palsu terbaru hasil kolaborasi dengan MUA profesional yakni Dean. Dengan mengusung tema “Cinta” lewat koleksi terbarunya, Secret Lashes dan Dean mengajak kamu untuk rasa sayang terhadap diri sendiri self-love. Baca Juga Penyebab Mata Panda dan Skincare untuk Mengatasinya, Menurut Pakar Hasil kolaborasi ini menghadirkan 4 tipe bulu mata dengan nama-nama yang unik, seperti Making Love bulumata atas bold, I need you bulumata atas medium bold, Kiss me bulumata atas natural dan Climax bulumata bawah. Harga yang di tawarkan juga cukup terjangkau, yaitu di bawah harga Rp47,000 per itemnya. Kolaborasi Secret Lashes dan Dean ini tak sekadar mencari keuntungan hasil kolaborasi dalam memasarkan produk baru. Namun juga, mengajak orang lebih bersemangat dan mencintai apa yang di jalankan sekarang, khususnya untuk para MUA yang ingin merintis karir dari nol untuk terus berani berkarya. *Carapasang foto profil di Zoom handphone ini bisa dilakukan di HP Android maupun iOS. Berikut cara pasang foto profil di Zoom handphone yang KompasTekno rangkum dari EasyTweaks, Senin (6/12/2021). Pertama, buka aplikasi Zoom yang ada di handphone Anda; Selanjutnya, lanjutkan dan pilih Pengaturan di kanan bawah. Très utilisé par les fabricants d’armoires de cuisines, ce principe découle directement de l’assemblage à rainure et languette il consiste à machiner les deux pièces à assembler selon des formes ou profils » complémentaires. C’est, en fait, une variante de l’assemblage rainure et languette » qui s’est suffisamment développée pour justifier sa propre type d’assemblage, rapide et facile à réaliser avec l’équipement adéquat toupie, offre une bonne solidité, ainsi qu’une grande surface de contact pour l’application de surcroît, vous réalisez non seulement le profil destiné à assembler les pièces ainsi que la rainure pour l’insertion du panneau central à l’instar de l’assemblage à rainure et languette mais vous réalisez aussi la moulure de finition intérieure!Quand réaliser un assemblage profil contre-profilÀ utiliser pour la réalisation de portes à panneau central armoires et meubles divers.Quels outilsVous aurez besoin d’une toupie avec table et d’une fraise à profil / contre-profil réversible ou de deux fraises complémentaires. La fraise réversible est composée de deux pièces qui s’intervertissent afin de réaliser la pièce mâle et la pièce femelle, évitant ainsi d’acheter deux réaliser un assemblage profil contre-profilNous joindrons ici des montants A à des traverses B afin de former une porte d’ la fraise en insérant d’abord le couteau à moulurer puis le couteau droit celui qui creusera la rainure. En suivant les instructions du fabricant de votre toupie, machinez l’un des longs côtés de chaque montant A ainsi que de chaque traverse ensuite la fraise en insérant le couteau droit, puis le couteau à moulurer, et machinez les extrémités des traverses B la forme ainsi obtenue complétera celle pratiquée sur les montants, et les pièces s’emboîteront à la un premier assemblage à sec fixez la traverse du bas aux deux pièces A, rainures vers l’intérieur, puis glissez le panneau dans les fentes. Insérez ensuite la dernière pièce B dans les deux pièces A votre porte est complétée. Démontez, encollez et variations sur ce thème consistent en des fraises de formes différentes, que l’on choisit pour varier la finition de la moulure. Si la fraise est uniquement constituée de parties droites ne comporte pas de profil étudié en vue de former une moulure on obtient…un assemblage à rainure et languette traditionnel. Selainbisa melakukan ekstensi bulu mata, kita juga bisa menggunakan bulu mata palsu. Baca Juga: Nggak Perlu ke Salon, 9 Cara Manicure Ini Bisa Kita Terapkan di Rumah Memakai bulu mata palsu telah menjadi teknik paling populer di kalangan para makeup artist dan ahli kecantikan di seluruh dunia. Download Article Download Article A well-cut mat can make a huge difference in how a picture looks, taking it from a simple snapshot to a framed piece of art. Prepare the mat board and the mount board by measuring them to fit in the picture frame, and make careful cuts in the mat board to create the border for the picture. With a little bit of time and patience, you’ll be able to mat and mount pictures at home yourself! 1 Choose a colored mat to complement the picture you want to frame.[1] Create something that’s visually alluring by matching the color of the mat to a color in the background of the photo.[2] For example, if your photo is of a sunset, pick a mat that is a shade of blue that matches part of the sky. 2 Use a white mat to make the picture pop against a dark frame. A white mat is often a classic choice, regardless of what kind of frame you use; but, if you’re using a dark frame, it can really highlight the actual photo so it doesn’t get lost. Especially if the photo itself is dark, it’s a good idea to differentiate the space between the photo and the frame.[3] For example, if your frame is a deep mahogany wood and your picture is full of darker shades like brown, gray, black, green, or purple, a white mat will really draw the eye to the picture itself. If you don't like white mats, any neutral color, like grey, black, or cream, is usually a safe choice.[4] Tip If your picture also features a lot of white, make sure to match that shade to the color of the mat so that neither part looks faded or yellowed. Advertisement 3 Buy a 4-ply piece of mat board for your standard-size photos. Use 8-ply for photos that are wider than 30 inches 76 cm. Visit your local craft or framing store to get all the supplies you need. Look for acid-free or archival-grade mats.[5] You can also make your own mats at home using thin pieces of cardboard or thick pieces of crafting paper. Keep in mind that these won’t be of the same quality as an actual mat board, but they’re good substitutes if you’re looking for a quick and easy matting option, or if you just want to practice your matting technique. 4 Measure the inside of the frame to get its dimensions and mark the mat. You may already know the size of the frame, especially if you bought it specifically to fit a picture. But if you don’t know, use a ruler to measure the width and height of the frame. Write down the measurements on a piece of paper so you have it to reference. Use a ruler to mark the back of the mat board where you’ll need to cut.[6] Take your time when marking the mat. You need your measurements to be exact so that it’ll fit snug inside the frame. 5 Trim the edges of the mat board so it’ll fit inside your frame of choice. Use an X-ACTO knife or something similar to carefully cut the mat board to size. Cut along the length of a metal ruler to keep your lines as straight as possible.[7] There are special mat cutters and rulers that you can purchase if you want to. The ruler has a rubber bottom so it won’t slip while you’re cutting, and the mat cutter helps you make more precise cuts. They aren’t a requirement to mat photos, but if you do it a lot, they could come in handy. Be very careful when using any kind of cutting instrument, and make sure to work on top of a cutting board, self-healing mat, or large piece of cardboard. Advertisement 1Measure how big the picture is that you need to mat. To determine where you need to cut your mat, you first need to know how big the picture is. Take your ruler and measure both the width and the height of the photo; write down your measurements on a piece of paper. If you’re framing a photo with a white border, measure from where the actual photo starts so that the white won’t be visible once it’s framed.[8] Tip If there is a signature beneath the picture that you want to show, make sure to take that into account when you’re taking the measurements. 2 Calculate how big the border should be. Now that you know how big the picture is and how big the frame is, you can do some math to determine where you’ll need to cut the mat board. In general, you want anywhere from a 1⁄2 inch cm border to a 2 inches cm border going all the way around the photo. For example[9] If your picture is 7 inches 18 cm wide and 12 inches 30 cm tall and the frame is 16 inches 41 cm wide and 20 inches 51 cm tall, you’ll subtract the picture’s height from the frame’s height and divide that answer by 2 to figure out where you’ll need to make your mat cuts. Similarly, you’ll subtract the picture’s width from the frame’s width and divide that answer by 2 to determine where you need to cut for the width of the mat. If your picture is a lot smaller than the frame, you’ll be left with a much bigger mat border. 3 Mark the back of the mat board so you can line up your cuts. Always mark the back of the board rather than the front. If you mark on the front, you’ll have to erase your pencil lines which could change the color of the mat or ruin its appearance especially if it’s not white. Use your metal ruler to mark off the entire square that needs to be removed to create the border for the picture.[10] Use a pencil rather than a marker to make your notations. A marker could bleed into the mat board or could get on your hand and then transfer to the front of the board or picture later on. 4 Cut out the center of the mat based on the measurements you made. Line up your metal ruler along one of the lines for the border. Use your X-ACTO knife to carefully cut along the ruler, making sure to start and stop at the intersections with the other lines. If you go too far, you’ll be cutting into the border itself and will need to start over. Cut the board on all 4 sides and then pop out the interior section to reveal the border.[11] You can save that interior section of mat board to use on other projects. You could always make another border for a smaller picture, or use it in other crafting projects. Advertisement 1 Use an archival foam core for the mount board. Using archival-grade material will protect your photo from chemicals that could potentially damage it over time. Buy this mounting board at your local craft or frame store.[12] The mount board will sit against the back of the picture frame. It helps protect the photo and keep it in place so it doesn’t get warped over time. The “mount board” is the same thing as “foam core,” and you’ll see these terms used interchangeably on different products. 2 Cut the mount board to fit inside the frame of your choice. Just like you did with the mat board, you’ll need to cut the mount board down to size so it’ll fit snuggly in the picture frame. Use your metal ruler and X-ACTO knife to make your cuts.[13] It’s really important that the mount board can’t move around in the frame, so take the time to measure and carefully cut. If it is loose, the picture will get off-center and not look right in the frame. 3 Attach the picture to the mount board with photo corners. You can buy these at your local craft store. Position the picture in the middle of the mat board. Slip a photo corner over each corner of the picture, remove the adhesive, and press the corner down onto the mat board.[14] Photo corners make it really easy to remove and switch out the picture in the future. There’s no adhesive attached to the back of the actual picture, so there is no chance that it could get damaged. If you decide to just sandwich the picture between the mat board and the mount board, that is called a “floating mount.” If you do this, make sure there is a firm fit in the frame so that the picture doesn’t come loose and fall down. 4 Apply a transfer adhesive to the edges of the back of the mat. Look for an archival-grade adhesive tape. Most of these come in an easy-to-use dispenser, and you can use it much like you would packing tape. Line the edges of the mat board on each side with the adhesive.[15] You can also use linen hinging tape, press-on mounting tabs, or archival-grade double-sided tape. 5Line up the edges of the mat to the mount board and press down firmly. Be very careful to get the edges of the mat lined up perfectly with the edges of the mount board. Once it’s in position, firmly run your hands along the edges to secure the 2 pieces together.[16] Tip Make sure your hands are clean before you press down on the mat. 6 Insert the matted picture into the frame and hang up the picture. Position the matted picture so that the picture itself is facing the glass part of the frame. Put the back of the frame in place and secure it down with the available tabs. Hang or display your new framed picture and enjoy your handiwork![17] If you’re hanging the picture on the wall, make sure to use a level so that it’s perfectly straight. Advertisement Add New Question Question To position print where it needs to be within matte opening, the photo corners can be partially seen across print. How can I avoid this? If I use archival tape, can print be removed later without tearing? Elissa Schwartz Community Answer It is best to use tape in this situation. A print will not stay in its proper place if you do not use tape. When you want to remove the print, use an Exacto knife to cut around the edges of the print on the back. This will help you to avoid tearing the print when you try to take the tape off. Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit Advertisement Video Save time when matting a photo by buying a pre-cut mat. Many hobby and craft stores sell standard size mats in varying colors. Advertisement Things You’ll Need 4-ply mat X-ACTO knife Metal ruler Pencil Paper Mount board Photo corners Transfer adhesive References About This Article Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 134,048 times. Did this article help you?
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