The original mesh isn’t that bad, either. Juice’s retexture clumps the lashes together so that they look a little thicker and more dramatic. I tested it with eyeshadow, with eyeshadow and liner, without any eyeshadow… you get the idea. They’re a retexture of kijiko-catfood’s 3D Lashes Version 2 and they look bomb with pretty much any eye makeup. I’m talking for both Sims’ World and IRL, by the way.Īnyway, these 3D lashes from juice totally fit the bill. They pair quite nicely with the bright pink eyeshadow and the thick AF eyeliner, and they really go a long way to making the eyes look bigger, brighter, and more mesmerizing. Plumbojuice’s 3D Eyelashes Retexture of kijiko-catfood’s 3D Lashes Version 2Īnother E-Girl must-have is thick, voluminous, almost 3D lashes. The noseblush has 8 color options, the body blush has 10, and all of the shade swatches work really well with the default EA skin blends.ġ1. You can combine both (which is what I usually do) for maximum airbrushed blush effect. The second one lends a fetching colored glow all over your Sims’ body – even their ears! The former is an intense matte blush that is literally a splash of color smack dab in the middle of the face. So I’m personally recommending Sagittariah’s Cold Noseblush and Calatis Body Blush for use. The E-Girl’s call it their Everyday Look. You know, where you coat your upper cheeks and nose in liberal amounts of blush? And most of the blush is concentrated on your nose so that you look like you’ve got a really bad head cold? Let me preface this by saying that I am a huge fan of the “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” look.

Sagittariah’s Cold Noseblush and Calatis Body Blush

Sims 4 skidrow fit girl