Ice Mask

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I applied a Wave filter to the "eye mist" layer.
Filter >> Distort >> Wave
Again, play with the settings to see what you can come up with.

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To make it a bit more random, I duplicated the mist layer a few times and applied the Wave filter a few more times to these layers.
I also applied a Gaussian Blur to a few of the layers too.

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I then changed the opacity of each mist layer in varied steps, for example, One layer at 80%, the next layer at 60% and so on.
I then merged the mist layers together, duplicated and then flipped horizontal, and moved into position over the other eye.

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I added a few star effects to it. I created a custom brush for these.

To create the custom brush star brush...

Create a new psd at 300 dpi with a white background. (the dimensions I used was 200 x 200 pixels).
Next create a shape like the one shown above. (Create one tapered black line, duplicate and rotate 90 degrees, to form a cross. Merge the 2 layers and duplicate. Rotate this new layer 45 degrees using free transform, and scale down at the same time. Finally on a new layer use a large soft brush to create the centre glow).
Now take the Rectangular Marquee Tool and make a selection around the star pattern.
Finally, in the Edit menu, near the bottom, is the Create Custom Brush option.

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This step, like the stars was just another add–on at the end. I worked on half the face, using a grid line at the middle point, so I can duplicate the layer and flip and match the two together to get a perfect symmetrical design.
Create a new layer
I first select a hard brush with a reasonable size, (about 3 for this image). Then using the pen tool I draw out my design (Don't know how to use the pen tool? Then do this pen tool tutorial). You can vary the width of the brush as you stroke the lines, as I have done with this one.

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As before I duplicate the layer and then flip horizontal and match together. Merge the layers together.