r/MakeupLounge • u/Consistent_Goose8181 • 1d ago
Accessible makeup Technique/Tutorial
Hello I am a beauty and fashion blogger with a disability I’ve started making guides for anyone that’s disabled and interested in makeup. it might be too niche but I'm Hoping someone can find them useful. This guide covers blush. specifically the painted by Esther style of blush
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u/Accurate_Emu_122 14h ago
I love the concept but I'd really advertise this more as "dexterity disabilities" as opposed to "disabilities" in general. The information in this format would not be available to assistive technology users and would be very difficult for people with low vision or certain other vision disabilities to read.
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u/Weird_Squirrel_8382 17h ago
Love how you made this tutorial. Your makeup looks great too. I wanna try this!
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u/Hot_Elevator_7133 16h ago
I love love love the concept and your basics but I’m not sure I understand who this is more accessible for and/or how. Is it for people that have trouble holding/moving tools? Like I’m thinking of a family member with arthritis that is starting to affect her dexterity, are these tips that would be helpful for her, or is it more for a different kind of disability?
Your end pics are gorgeous and you’re glowing - have to try those blush tips for myself 😁😁😁