Showing posts with label Girls Makeup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Girls Makeup. Show all posts
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Barely-There' Makeup
Makeup that is 'au naturel' plays up on your best features without leaving you looking too 'overdone'. It might not be glamorous, but it definitely works for those who prefer something more understated. Even so, natural makeup isn't all about going minimal; the trick is to get it to look flawless and believable. Here's how you can ace the 'au naturel' look, courtesy of
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Eyeliner
Finding the Right Eyeliner
Check out gel eyeliners. An eyeliner review consistently ranks Bobbi Brown Long Wear Gel Eyeliner as a product with staying power. It's easy to use and reviewers claim that it stays in place for hours. This liner is great for creating a more dramatic evening look.
Check out easy-gliding pencils. TIGI Bed Head Big Fat Fun! For Eyes glides easily onto eyes for a smoother application. For those who struggle with sensitivity, the formula is also gentle on the eyes.
Give metallic pencils a try. Bourjois Effect Metallise eyeliner is super creamy and when applied, gives a soft look. These pencils come in six different colors and are totally smudge-proof. Because the liner provides a softer look, incorporate it into your daytime routine.
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
Celebrity Makeup
Celebrity Makeup Artist Sonia Kashuk: A tFS Exclusive Interview
Though she's still in the early stages, Sonia KashukCindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, Keri Russell, and Tea Leoni. Sonia also launched her namesake makeup collection as a drugstore brand with Target to massive appeal (check out the brushes!) In 2003, Sonia was presented with the prestigious Cosmetic Executive Woman Achiever Award in honor of her many beauty accomplishments. has had quite the fairy tale career. Since becoming a makeup artist, she has worked – and become friends – with such women as
I asked Sonia my 3 favorite beauty-related questions:
INDUSTRY BREAK: Early in my career, I faced a dilemma. A fixture on the Minneapolis art/music scene, I wavered between two professions: fashion styling and makeup work. Exploring both, my destiny was determined when the makeup artist at a video shoot failed to show up. Equipped with the simplest of makeup tools, I filled in and created wildly memorable looks. The video "Funky Town" became a cult classic, and the makeup, a visionary in the beauty industry.
A driven entrepreneur, I relocated to New York City in the early 1980s with a makeup case in hand, and quickly attracted the attention of esteemed photographer Arthur Elgort. Our collaboration soon led to editorial work for Elle, Harper's Bazaar, and Vogue, as well as runway assignments for Oscar de la Renta and Marc Jacobs. Session work exposed me to supermodels such as Cindy Crawford and Christy Turlington, who still remain close friends, and celebrities such as Tea Leoni and Debra Winger, who all rely on me for their close-ups and industry events.
A driven entrepreneur, I relocated to New York City in the early 1980s with a makeup case in hand, and quickly attracted the attention of esteemed photographer Arthur Elgort. Our collaboration soon led to editorial work for Elle, Harper's Bazaar, and Vogue, as well as runway assignments for Oscar de la Renta and Marc Jacobs. Session work exposed me to supermodels such as Cindy Crawford and Christy Turlington, who still remain close friends, and celebrities such as Tea Leoni and Debra Winger, who all rely on me for their close-ups and industry events.
- Priming Vitamin Serum – A great daily dose of vitamins for your skin and primer in one!
- A great foundation/ tinted moisturizer – Great looking skin is an important first step for beautiful makeup.
- A great blush – It adds brightness to the face.
- My Rosy Nude Velvety Matte Lip Crayon – It looks great on everyone! It works with other makeup or even by itself.
- My Neutral Eye Palette – A makeup bag must-have!
FAVORITE LOOK YOU'VE EVER CREATED: One of my favorite looks I created was for Cindy Crawford in Italian Vogue (right) in the late 80s or early 90s with the classic smokey eye. I love the juxtaposition of rough and natural at the same time.
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Girls Makeup
Wear Spring's Bright Lip
How to Wear Spring's Bright Lip Colors
There are few beauty looks that scream SPRING like a bold lip color. It's hard to imagine, but spring really is just around the corner. What better way to get in the mood, than to adopt one of Spring/Summer 2011’s most versatile trends?
From bold red to fluorescent orange, a bold lip means you can take it easy with the rest of your makeup; pair it with a strong eye, let's say, and the look will be too strong, especially during the day. The key to this lip is to keep them matte as satin, as gloss finishes can wear off easily, and require mid-day upkeep. Best of all, a matte finish transitions flawlessly from day to evening – just be sure to pick a color that looks right with your skin.
Fair skin tones suit pink undertones, so look for a pink-toned orange or warm red. Medium tones suit blue-based reds and pinks. Dark tones can carry off plums best, but a contrasting pink is another great option. You don’t have to buy a designer lipstick to get the look that makeup artists at every show from Fendi to Vena Cava worked tirelessly to perfect. Department stores and drugstores carry great options, from standard lipsticks to effortless lip stains.
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