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Eyes, lips and skin are the 3 specifying locations for a new brides make-up. Skin should be perfect, lips soft as well as full and also eyes bright as well as defined. There are fool-proof makeup group secrets that assist to achieve this, no matter what bridal style you are choosing.
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It's been less than a week since our last performance. Let's see if I can remember the whole process.
1) Cover face in face wax (not pictured), to provide a good surface for the makeup to adhere to.
2) Conceal eyebrows using white mayu tsubushi wax (also not pictured), using a hair dryer to warm up and melt the wax, and the blunt end of the red brushes (pictured) to spread it. Then use fleshtone grease paint (top right) to blend now-whitened eyebrows in, to make them disappear.
3) Contouring! Use some red or pink along the inside of the browridge and along the sides of the nose to make these recede and the face seem flatter.
4) Foundation! Mix oshiroi liquid powder base in box with your name on it, and apply all over your face with small squarish brush (bottom left), patting and smoothing with large and small sponges. Make sure to get all those nasty corners around the eyes, etc.
5) Powder! Hooray, I get to powder my nose. Circular powder pad used to help seal the makeup so it won't come off with casual contact.
6) Habutime. Get your habutae on.
7) Using the two brushes (plus liquid eyeliner, which I found worked wonders), draw in features around the eyes, color in the lips, and draw in eyebrows.
8) Clean everything up and put away in your makeup box :)
Beauty By Karina - Makeup Artist
326 E 65th St,
#126,
New York, NY 10065
(646) 200-5921
makeupbykrab@gmail.com
Karina Rabinovich is a professional NYC makeup artist that specializes in weddings, private events, film, photo-shoots, fashion/editorial, and general special events that require you to stand out. With nature and nurture, she uses her college education as well as the talent that was passed down from her grandmother (a cosmetologist) and mother (a beautician) to assist her clients look ever so beautiful.
Her passion in the beauty world started seven years ago and she has been a professional makeup artist ever since. Working in retail at first, she then started to work on photo-shoots and film. She then broadened her craft by working with brides and wedding parties along with makeup for prom season, private clients, and traveling occasionally.
Her love of makeup and the pure art of complementing one’s true beauty only shows that it is not work for her but a way of helping others by doing what she enjoys and is passionate about. Please contact Karina today at (646) 200-5921 to get the best makeup experience.
Working Hours: Mon - Sun 10am - 8pm; private events custom hours
Payments Accepted: Cash
Opened Since: 2001
Twitter: twitter.com/MakeupKarinaRab
Facebook: www.facebook.com/makeupbykarinarab
Makeup: Alexandra Highcrest
Photographer: Brooke Palmer
© Brooke Palmer, 2007
Location: Brooke's Studio, Toronto
This photo is part of the Faces of ILAC project
Makeup seems to be something that I enjoy to play with. The art of it is phenomenal when executed correctly. I used to be someone who felt comfortable without make up, but now I feel like I just need a hit of mascara or eye liner. It just makes me feel better about my appearance considering that I just throw on Converse and jeans. I got this palette as a gift for Christmas and I have yet to use it.