Makeup Makeovers Beauty Bible: Expert Secrets for Stunning Transformations
Robert Jones
Language: English
Pages: 636
ISBN: 1592334733
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Forget extreme makeovers! Robert Jones, makeup artist extraordinaire, outlines step-by-step how even the ugliest duckling can become a swan—with makeup alone! In hundreds of awe-inspiring before-and-after photos, Robert makes it easy for any woman to achieve true beauty in this book, which has become the definitive encyclopedia on the subject. Unlike most makeup books that focus on celebrities or the already-glamorous, this book shows every woman how to be her most beautiful. No matter what your age, skin tone, or profile, Robert can show you simple techniques that camouflage flaws and highlight each woman's unique beauty. Best of all, it's EASY! Even if you've never worn makeup before, you can learn how to bring out your best in just a few minutes.
This stunning book is also a full-color guide to applying wedding makeup, with countless stunning before-and-after pictures of regular women throughout. It is highly instructional and does not just show model perfect women, instead it focuses on the girl next door, your best friend and you. Every woman can be beautiful on her wedding day, no matter what her age or ethnic background, with Robert's makeup techniques. It features special makeup techniques for morning, midday, afternoon and evening weddings; because with each time of day you will photograph differently and as we all know one of the most important things to think about is how you will photograph. There are also chapters on more makeup tricks for wedding photos, and, of course, makeup for bridesmaids and matrons of honor.
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apply it just to the areas that need the extra coverage. dark circles Concealer can draw attention to fine lines, and the place we most often find those lines is around the eye. Skin in the under-eye area contains fewer oil glands than anywhere else on your body, so it needs plenty of moisture. The more moist and supple you make this area before you apply your concealer, the better the results. Keeping this in mind, let’s go through covering dark circles step by step: 1. Prepare the
only to the discolored areas. Color within the lines. This can be a little harder with broken capillaries or veins, because we have to be so exact. Step by step, here’s what to do: 1. Use a brush to draw a line of concealer along the broken capillary or vein. Don’t try to cover the general area; you must apply it only to the vein. Extending the concealer past the edges of the vein or broken capillary only lightens the skin you are trying to match, disguising nothing. This is why a concealer
shadow across your top lash line, from the outside corner toward the inside corner (brushing shadow along your lash line helps create a blended effect with your eyeliner, which is always more flattering). Then, bring the color up into the outer portion of the crease and blend it inward (about a third or, at most, halfway across). Your goal is to create a gradation of color, with the outer corner of the eye being the darkest and becoming lighter as you move in toward the center of the eyelid. By
your most beautiful you! kerrie FACE SHAPE: oval EYE SHAPE: basic SHADOWS: Highlight: shimmer flesh Midtone: matte taupe Contour: shimmer golden brown OBJECTIVE: To add contrast and color to her face. To open the eyes and create a more defined crease. APPLICATION: Chose lip and blush colors that were in great contrast to her skin to add color to her face. Defined her eyes really well at the lash line. Made sure to define the crease really well with my midtone so as to deepen it and
