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apply a lighter foundation to your complexion. Spread it all over your face uniformly and then fix it with a white powder.
sketch a thin line of eyeliner on the upper eyelid and then apply red eye shadow on the right eye.
Pass, then to the lower eyelid, drawing a line of darker red eyeshadow inside and very blurred outward.
Repeat the operation on the left eye, however, in this case, use the blue eyeshadow.
With the black eyeliner draw a black and full heart, on the right cheekbone right under the eye and then finish the makeup by applying abundant red lipstick lit by the extra glossy finish.
For hair, vaporize a washable spray coating on the frontal toe bits, red on the right and blue on the left.

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Electric blue eyeshadow,
red eyeshadow,
black eyeliner,
light foundations,
white powder,
red lipstick access,
colored spray for hair, one red and one blue.

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Harley is attractive and charming, has blue eyes and long blond hair tied in two shades at the sides of her head. His appearance is also characterized by a slender and athletic body. The typical outfit of the character consists of a red and black jumper suit, has a heavy makeup on the face and a black mask, although Harley has had totally different outfits in the years

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Paul Dini designed the character after seeing actress Arleen Sorkin dressed as a clown in a movie was then the Sorkin to sing for the first time Harley. Conceived as a Joker's shoulder and girlfriend in the series, in the crazy Love cartoon it turns out that he met him while working as a psychiatrist at an asylum where the Joker was a patient. In love with him, he decides to release him to be able to follow in his criminal activities

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Harley Quinn, whose real name is Harleen Frances Quinzel, is an imaginary character created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm for the animated television series Batman, which appears for the first time on September 11, 1992 in the episode A small favor of the first season. In February 1994, for the first time in Batman's Batman adventures: Batman: The Batman Adventures: Mad Love. Since October 1999, it has also been integrated into the continuity of DC Comics comics, appearing for the first time in Batman: Harley Quinn, set during the Batman Saga: Nobody's Land.