Bobbi Brown Makeup Manual: For Everyone from Beginner to Pro

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The book is positive and a “feel good” read with wonderful stories, celebrity interviews, and instructions. The Face of the Century: 100 Years of Makeup and Style” by Kate de Castelbajac is a captivating exploration of beauty’s evolution across the decades. With beautiful imagery, these makeup books also make a great gift or coffee table book that you will come back to again and again. It has greatly demystified the use of make-up for me and shown me how to build up from a strong foundation (no pun intended). There are makeover sections of the book featuring women from different nationalities and different ages.

It contains coverage of mandatory units complimented by information on make-up for fashion and photographic work, theatrical and media make-up and face and body painting methods, including temporary tattoos, and mendhi/henna skin decoration. This seminal text about Black hair transcends appearance to address the massive cultural and social implementations that individuals of all skin tones should acknowledge when it comes to afros, braids and other traditional hairstyling techniques.Special Makeup Effects is yet another stalwart in makeup years gone by, I felt compelled to mention as much from a sentimental point of view as a resourceful one. But, this book is about so much more than just choosing the right makeup and learning how to wear it. From basic beauty equipment and the basics of skincare to the business of makeup and professional artistry. Suitable for aspiring make-up artists, this book embraces various aspects of make-up and make-up artistry. Regardless of where you are in your makeup career, having a collection of the best makeup books at your disposal is essential for maintaining a strong skill set and staying up-to-date with the latest trends and techniques.

Alongside the rich history of makeup, is a plethora of tips and tricks for achieving classic makeup looks. In it, Bobbi Brown compiles her 25-plus years of makeup styling experience into a complete (and gorgeous) bible. With each turn of the page, you’re not just reading a book – you’re immersing yourself in a journey of self-expression, beauty, and endless possibilities. Royal Mail received the package from the seller on 22nd September, but took till 30th September to deliver it.In Kattie Middleton’s book, she helps professionals and beginners train their eyes to understand and recognize distinctions in color.

And of course it contains a ‘greatest hits’ of Kevyn’s favourite celebrity makeup tips, some revealed for the first time ever. Michelle Phan was the world’s first online beauty guru after posting her makeup tutorial onto YouTube in 2007. I love the fact that the book is filled with images illustrating the evolution of makeup and beauty from the 1920s to today.But maybe it happens that these books will inspire you to pursue a makeup career, and apply to a makeup school, who knows?

Face Paint: The Story of makeup see author and something of an online celeb Eldridge takes readers on a historical journey of makeup, from ancient times to present day. I’m not saying that putting on makeup will change the world or even your life, but it can be a first step in learning things about yourself you may never have discovered otherwise. Here are five books to inspire makeup artists and remind you of why you first fell in love with face painting and play.

You can't put on make-up, or dress yourself, or do you hair with any sort of fun or joy if you're doing it from a position of correction. I have also bought Jemma Kidd's 'Make-up Masterclass' book as an additional reference book and the two seem to complement each other very well.