Picked up Making Faces by Kevyn Aucoin recently. I've known about this book for awhile, my brother's girlfriend (Liz at The Gloss Spot) has a copy and I don't think she'd lend it to me, I was told that book was her baby. Now it's my baby too!
It's a pretty inspiring book. I find Kevyn's attitude towards beauty and makeup to be so refreshing and relaxing... The way he can see that someone is beautiful whatever is or isn't on their face, and help women (and occasionally men) to see the beauty he sees, as well as the way he repeats throughout the book that there are truly no 'makeup rules' make me feel wonderful. I've heard a ton of 'makeup rules' already and opinions... I feel like I can toss those out the window!
I found some other cool makeup books that look fun:
another one by Kevyn Aucoin:
By Linda Mason:
By Robert Jones:
And some amazing shots from the spring runways! I must try these....at Emanuel Ungaro:
Lucia Pieroni for M.A.C. at Zac Posen:
Tom Pecheux for M.A.C. at Doo.Ri: (an article on the look seen here presented by Beauty Addict)
Lisa Butler for M.A.C. at Miss Sixty and Nicole Miller:
James Kaliardos for M.A.C. at Preen:
2 comments:
It's incredible how a woman can change just putting a little bit of make up, even they being ugly make up could do miracles.
Everyone woman wants to look beautiful and using the right makeup is the best way by which you can enhance your looks ten times over. If you are not very sure on how to go about doing this, then you need to get books on applying makeup.
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