ARTIST TIP | Glowy Skin FTW
Nothing says gorgeous to me like healthy, glowing skin. Â It’s not my style to hide my clients behind a mask of make-up, as a…
Nothing says gorgeous to me like healthy, glowing skin. Â It’s not my style to hide my clients behind a mask of make-up, as a…
It’s finally starting to warm up out there! Â With the change in seasons, you’re probably adding some new purchases to your make-up kit with…
I’m all about sharing tips and making the life of an artist more efficient…and that’s why I dedicate today’s post to one of my…
This post is a little different and more specific…it’s for the make-up artists out there always looking for ways to make their kit more efficient while working on-set (i.e. particularly for photoshoots, television and film).
I love this technique – it probably stems from my childhood obsession with first colouring using pencil crayons, and then going over that with matching markers for a more vivid and shiny effect. To this day, I love mixing textures…and when it comes to eye make-up, I’m always more a fan of a ‘painterly’ effect on the lids. Rather than just straight up eyeshadow, I like to apply layers of cream AND powder eyeshadow to dress up the eyes.