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Celebrity
makeup
artists tips are a treasure of expert beauty 'gold'...
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Usually
with fashion origins these upper tier makeup artists have blazed their
artistic trails through
photography, runway, film work, and private projects with a
long list of private celebrity status clients.
In
the wild worlds of fashion and film, they have endured, persisted, and
dug deep creatively. It is relatively easy to take the even
featured
'beautiful people' of this world and make them gorgeous...where these
artists
really shine is in their ability of taking the more average looking
individuals of this world, and making them appear exceptional
(no one knows this better than the Hollywood V.I.P. themselves).
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Here is a collection of
beauty treasure
15 FAVORITE Celebrity Makeup Artist TIPS looted
from some of the most exceptionally talented celebrity makeup artists
in the business:
Note*
As you may suspect, there is so much great advice. This list of tips
was compiled to address all of the zones of the face.
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Artist: |
Celebrity
Makeup Artist
Tips... |
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#1
Billy B |
If
there is one thing you must do as a beauty staple, whether you wear
a little or a lot of makeup, use an eyelash curler...a
good
eyelash curler
will
open the eyes, multiply the appearance of the lashes,
and bring great emphasis and freshness to the eyes.¹
Billy uses a technique that moves up the lash from the base with the
curler, and places curve in several places on the lashes, not just one
squeeze, creating a rounder more natural looking curl to the lash.
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#2
Scott Barnes |
Famous for
makeup magic and taking years
off a face with his strategic makeup application; blend
concealer with foundation one shade lighter than your skin tone to
highlight key features i.e.. cheekbones, between eyes, under
mouth, then dust lightly with translucent powder,
apply bronzer to side cheek area and under the chin, leaving center of
the face lighter, apply blush to apples of cheeks only (not
under cheekbone as this will hollow you out and age you), use lip liner
that perfectly matches , highlighter to add to the glow factor , finish
with neutral eye shadow, three coats of mascara, and line only
under the bottom lashes.²
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#3
Bobbi Brown |
For lashes that really pop, use
the sootiest
black mascara
you
can find; black-brown just doesn't cut it. Start at the roots and
roll the wand all the way to the tips to curl. And no matter what
you've read, brush a little mascara on lower lashes, too, to keep upper
lashes from looking top-heavy.³
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#4
Jillian Dempsey |
Small
lips and dark lipstick:
"If you have small lips, don't wear a dark-red or brown lipstick; it's
only going to make them shrink. For a fuller, sexier look, slick on a
soft, shimmering gloss in a paler shade, like Delux Beauty Lip Gloss in
Marshall "4
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#5
Pati Dubroff |
Combine
bronzer with pink cheeks...Avoid
the look of overly monochromatic bronzer
and create a "lit from within glow" by using a 'pop of bright
pink'. Dubroff does this by layering bronzer on top of blush.
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Celebrity
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#6
Julie Hewitt |
Fresh Take on
wearing red
lipstick...Famous
for her line of gorgeous red lipsticks (developed for the film Pearl
Harbour), here are a few of her tips for wearing red lips; try wearing
it with a bronze face for a fresh take, don't over do the blush, and
powder around the mouth line to prevent bleeding...especially
noticeable with this color. 6
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#7
James Kaliardos |
dramatic
smoky eye
; take eyeliner pencil and line at upper lash line,
then with blending brush, blend in fast small strokes blending and
sweeping out horizontally, take blue gray pencil under lower lash line,
and dot and blend as you go, carefully using your finger to help blend
(optional-take black pencil and line upper and lower rims for really
black smoky long wearing look), then take eye shadow in slightly
lighter shade and brush it along blended lower pencil area and out
horizontally, then take deep plum and brush over blended black pencil
on upper lid crease blending out horizontally, finish with
blush minerals on outer sides of eye area and black mascara.7
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#8
Sonia Kashuk |
After years
in the fashion/ beauty world, greatness
leading to consulting for Aveda and then developing her own very
successful cosmetics brand, you could say this artist has an eye for choosing
colors. Sonia's tip for choosing color for yourself
is to base choices on your hair color (not your eyes)..."If you're a
blonde, go with creams and taupes. Brunettes look great in mochas and
chocolate browns. If you're auburn or redheaded, choose shades of
copper, peach, and reddish browns or cool tones like pinks and
lavenders. Gray hair looks gorgeous with tones of grays, soft purples,
and blues."8
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#9 Leslie
Lopez |
Tip
for using bronzer
is to make sure you don't stop at the face...make
it easy with a large powder compact and blend color to the
neck, shoulders etc. ...even 'even-out' areas that self tanner missed .9
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#10 Matin
(Maulawizada) |
His primary
beauty focus is always about producing
amazing skin; here is his trick for picking a natural looking
blush, press your thumb and forefinger together and match the
color of flush produced; "that's the color of your cheeks when you
naturally blush..." 10
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#11
Pat McGrath |
Brilliantly
creative and inspiring, her celebrity makeup artist tip could simply be
put as, when applying makeup, do it beyond function,
do it with an idea in mind that is inspiring to you, and is part of a
bigger aspiration for yourself...
Here's her placement tip for natural
looking blush; "With powder blusher, dip your brush into the
powder, smile and brush a little on to the apples of the cheeks using
upwards and outwards strokes. If you prefer to use a cream blush, smile
and then use your fingertips to dab color on to the the cheeks, aiming
to create an oval shape over the cheekbones." She says if you
stick to pink and berry shades when shopping for a color,
you really can't go wrong since the idea is to create a natural looking
flush and you blend the blush away until you've got one.11
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#12
Laura Mercier |
Known
for producing a 'flawless face" during her
years as a professional, and now for her award winning cosmetics,
including her popular Secret Weapon Camouflage,
here are a few quick do's and don'ts when using camouflage
; DO use a small flat head makeup brush to apply precise, small feather
strokes, DO apply to blemishes, age spots and spider veins; DON'T use
around delicate eye area since formulation is to thick and dry for that
area, use a creamy concealer for eye area (for very dark circles
camouflage can be blended with eye cream to create creamier texture).12 |
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#13
Shane Paish |
Original
style in spades but knows how to create
classic looks; To create a true red lip, use a lip
liner with blue undertones (line and fill entire lip) ;"it adds depth
and looks classic..." and then apply a cream -based lipstick for a
"supple" effect...oh yeah, make sure its (any high contrast makeup
application to skin color) perfect.13
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#14
Paul Starr |
Celebrity
makeup artist tips? Invest into
your skin!
A genius for fresh face sexy
glamour, he strongly recommends investing into your skin with regular
facials, proper diet and exercise ....makeup is simply an accessory but
your skin is the canvas. 14
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#15
Elke Von Freudenberg |
With many
beauty secrets and makeup tips for
sharing (she has an ebook called The Makeup Coarse), one of her
favorite tricks is this; when trying to get the most out of
mascara, take two different mascara's, apply one coat of
each, and you should have the perfect results you are looking for...she
swears by this trick.15
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Celebrity
Makeup Artists Tips References:
¹
Paraphrased from a Podcast Interview With The
Wedding Planning Audiocast Sept18.07
²Scott
Barnes from 'Extra' Video Clip at Scott Barnes Myspace.com
³
Article from LHJ.com "What Bobbi Knows" by Carol
Straley
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Article from Harper's Bazaar "Beauty secrets:
celebrity makeup tips; Here's why Jillian Dempsey, makeup artist and
founder of the Delux Beauty brand, is a favorite among Hollywood's
hottest actresses.(Expert Advice)" Oct.04 by Kolsky, Alyssa ; Millard, Tess
5 Pati Dubroff
consulted for beauty segment In Style July 2007
"Summer Essentials; Special Occasion" by Ning Chao
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Julie Hewitt Magazine Angeleno Feb.07 "The Radar
Beauty; Crimson Tide" by Ginny Chien"
7 James Kalariados on You Tube Marie
Claire U.K. TV "Makeup Masterclass with James Kalariados"
8 Sonia Kashuk Article Ladies Home
Journal website (www.ljh.com);"The Best Makeup For Your
Coloring " by Sonia Kashuk
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Leslie Lopez referenced in Article In Style July
2007 "Your Most Stylish Summer Ever; Glow All Over"
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Matin referenced in Article from Teen Vogue Website
Nov. 07 "Golden Girl; Warm Up With A Healthy Glow That Is Perfect For
The Holidays" by Jane Shin Park
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Pat McGrath consulted for Article at www.telegraph.co.uk/
fashion "Back to The Basics: How To Apply Blush" Dec 02
12
Laura Mercier's "Look Younger" Articles; The Best Cover
Ups...Revealed! referenced from Oprah.com
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Shane Paish referenced in Article In Style March
2008 "Getting Gorgeous; Red Lips" written by Shawna Malcom
14 Paul Starr Elle Canada
Magazine "Paul Starr's Beauty" Sept.2005 by Jeff MacIntyre
15 'Talking
Makeup' Website, Dec 2007 Interview With Elke Von Freudenberg
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