August 11, 2020

THE NEW BEAUTY NORM

How can prolonged mask wearing affect the skin?
Can you still wear makeup with a mask? 
Experts answer below.

MAKEUP & MASKS: Below Sèbastien Tardif, celebrity makeup artist known for his work on clients Naomi Campbell and Olivia Palermo, as well as Co-Founder of Veil Cosmetics who has sold over 1 MILLION concealers (offered in shades from deep tones to fair) dives into his tips on how to adapt to these new routines:

  • SPF is still essential!  First you still need to take care of your skin so an SPF lotion is important, especially when wearing a face mask outdoors to avoid any accidental mask tanning lines. We all despise that sticky feeling that comes most often with SPF products so make sure to layer a water based hydrating primer like Sunset Light on top as it let’s your skin breathe underneath the extra mask layer.
  • Avoid Silicon Primers (LESS breakouts!):  Avoid silicone based primers especially if you have sensitive skin, as this may cause more breakouts than normal.
  • Minimize Pores & Fine Lines (without transferring product on your mask!):  A must to polish the skin and to help minimize the appearance of pores and fine lines and that will not come off with the face mask, is Veil AutoMatte Matifying Balm. It feels silky smooth to the touch and the best part is that it feels like you are not wearing anything.
  • It’s all about brows!  Get those eye brows on point, for this I really like water resistant eye brow gels as they groom the hair upwards and can also add a correcting tint or simply additional color for a quick fuller brow effect.
  • Weather Proof Makeup:  Waterproof mascara is a must have, as it is summer after all, and a self-set liquid Concealer like Veil Complexion Fix that does not require powder to stay in place.
  • Use eyeliner only on the top lash: If you like eyeliner, it is important to only line the top lash as any extra layers of makeup under the eye area will simply get wiped off from mask wear. Some of these masks can easily rub near the eye area so don’t risk it.
  • Bonus tip!  Keep Complexion Fix Concealer in your handbag or wallet for a quick on-the-go spot concealing touch up on your face once your mask can be removed. No time for foundation here.

SKINCARE & MASKS: Eugene He, Clinical Naturopath, CEO & Co-founder for Ceramiracle dives into the skincare side of wearing a mask.  MORE DETAILED TIPS: HERE
  • Uncomfortable Pressure Marks?  Moisturize the skin every few hours to prevent dryness. Using a moisturizer like the Ceramiracle First Light The Serum, can support the skin and reinforce it’s natural barrier. In the evening, calm and support the skin with a gentle sheet mask or an overnight sleeping cream (like Ceramiracle Cuddly Dreams Sleeping Mask).
  • Uneven Skin Tone?  Wear a good sunscreen for SPF protection, up your intake of brightly colored fruits and vegetables so the antioxidants can help reduce skin redness and increase skin resistance. Consider pairing this with additional skin support supplements like Ceramiracle’s Invi-Sun.
  • Avoid acne and clogged pores:
    • Wash your mask daily!
    • No lipstick!?:  Lipstick can contain comedogenic oils and wearing a mask may spread the oils all over your face, potentially clogging pores.
    • Use a moist towelette after meals:  Wipe your lips and mouth area clean!  Grease and oils from your food will transfer to your mask and spread all over your face.
    • Use an oil or balm cleanser: Oil based cleansers deep clean pores without stripping essential moisture from the skin.  Ceramiracle Cell Soldier Cleanser Balm is great for this!

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September 17, 2018

Letitia Wright – Celebrity Makeup Artist Tasha Brown Worked With Actress Letitia Wright for Tonight’s Emmy Awards

Letitia Wright at the 2018 Emmy Awards

Letitia Wright at the 2018 Emmy Awards

 

Letitia Wright – Celebrity Makeup Artist Tasha Brown worked with bareMinerals Power of Good Ambassador, actress Letitia Wright for tonight’s Emmy Awards – below  find out how to get Ms. Wright’s look.

Inspiration: Letitia’s gorgeous gown featured great shine and texture which immediately inspired Celebrity Makeup Artist Tasha Brown to give Letitia peachy and bronze tones to keep her looking ethereal to match her dress. Tasha added soft, arched brows and golden eyeshadow with a natural skin finish, added glowing shimmery highlights on the cheekbones and eye lids.

How to Get the Look:

Skin
Tasha prepped Letitia’s skin by saturating her cleansed face with bareMinerals Complexion Rescue Defense to create a smooth moisturized canvas for makeup. She then applied bareMinerals Original Loose Powder Foundation with SPF 15 in shade Golden Dark with the bareMinerals Beautiful Finish Foundation Brush in a tapping motion through the center of Letitia’s face for light coverage, creating an even base for the rest of her makeup.

Cheeks
Tasha used a sheer layer of bareMinerals BarePRO Glow Highlighter in Fierce to highlight the tops of Letitia’s cheekbones, center of nose and chin for a bit of glow and dimension. To add a healthy flush of color, Tasha lightly dusted bareMinerals’s Gen Nude Powder Blush in That Peach Tho along hairline, on temples and on cheeks with a large fluffy brush.

Eyes
Tasha applied the deep bronze tones of the bareMinerals Gen Nude Eyeshadow Palette in Neutral all over the eyelid to better complement the color of Leticia’s gown.

Lips
Tasha finished off the lips without a liner for a softer edge to the lips and applied bareMinerals Gen Nude Lip Lacquer Buttercream Lipgloss in Flirt for a soft nude peach with sheen to match the sheen of the gown.

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May 3, 2016

Makeup Artist Lauren Andersen gives us Hannah Davis’ look

Avon Global Celebrity Makeup Artist Lauren Andersen worked with Hannah Davis for last night’s Met Gala. Below is how to get the look from Lauren. GORGEOUS!

 HANNAH DAVIS

met gala hannah davis

Lauren’s Inspiration: Beautiful and natural.

Skin: I started with Avon Ideal Flawless Foundation and then gave her more of a glow with Avon Glow Bronzing Pearls in Sunkissed.

Eyes: I wanted to give her a soft golden bronze eye, so I used the Avon True Color Eyeshadow Quad in Mocha Latte. Then I applied Avon Glimmersticks Waterproof Eye Liner in Brown Chocolate to the rim and finished with NEW Avon Big & Multiplied Volume Mascara in Black.

Lips: I kept her lips soft and natural with Avon Ultra Color Lipstick in Rosedew.

Again, GORGEOUS!!

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August 26, 2013

Target Partnered with Celebrity Makeup Artists, Jo Baker and Gloria Noto, to Create Naya Rivera and Shailene Woodley’s Looks for VMAs

MTV VMA Awards

MTV VMA Awards

 

How-to Tips:

1. Emphasized Naya’s intense eyes with a show stopping molten metal reflection by layering dark shades of NP Set Day to Night Palette ($24) over her eye lid, blending the edges.

2. I then went over the top with NP Set All That Glitters Gel Duo in Sao Paulo ($10) to add depth and shimmer to the eye.

3. Around Naya’s lash line, I smudged Pixi Endless Silky Eye Pen in Black Noir ($15) and then curled her lashes.

4. Next, I applied several coats of NP Set Glamorista Mascara ($16) which created a great base before adding some fluttery lashes.

5. I applied NP Set It Takes Two Concealer & Foundation Pot ($35) to create a flawless base to keep the look velvety smooth for hours.

6. Then, I applied NP Set Contour & Highlight Palette ($19) to provide beige through to warm bronzy tones on her cheek bones.

7. For shinier spots, I applied NP Set Pasarella Powder Foundation ($30) with a soft small fluffy brush to set her look.

8. I finished off her look with Pixi Succulent Lip Twin in Opal Orchid ($18) to create a neutral soft pinky lip.

 

MTV VMA Awards

MTV VMA Awards

 

Inspiration:

· I wanted to create a statement makeup look, focusing on the eyes. I chose to create modern, smoky, elongated cat eyes with a wet, edgy, gunmetal look.

· I used a gray color palette for a monochromatic look. My inspiration behind the look was the beautiful blue and silver beading in her skirt.

 

How-to Tips:

1. Using the Pixi Lid Last Shadow Pen in Mocha Mauve ($18), I applied the shadow to the entire eyelids and blended.

2. Next, I rimmed the entire eye with Pixi Lid Last Shadow Pen in Graphite Glint ($18) and then blended both shades together.

3. I applied the matte taupe shade in the Pixi Shade Quartette in Shades of Taupe ($22), blending out the edges of the eye and up the shade to the brow.

4. I then used the two darker metallic shades on the eyelids for an edgy, wet look. Used the light shade in the palette to add definition to the cheek bones.

5. Using the darkest shade in the NP Set Eye Palette in Atlanta (20), I patted around the outer eyelid.

6. Next, I used the Pixi Lid and Line in Smoky Black ($18) to line the inner water line and upper lash line. This creates a definitive break from the brown and gray shades used in the eye shadows, further defining the eyes.

7. I chose to use the white and peach shades within the Pixi Eye Bright Kit ($25) to highlight the cheekbones and around the mouth. This works to pull the mouth forward, making the lips appear larger.

8. Then, I layered NP Set Pasarella Mascara in Black ($15) on the top and bottom lashes for volume.

9. I then applied the matte gray shade in the Pixi Shade Quartette in Shades of Taupe ($22) on her temples pencil to further contour her face and bring out her eyes.

10. To round out the look, I applied Pixi Beauty Bronzer + Kabuki Brush in Summertime ($21) along the forehead and jaw line giving a bit of warmth to the face.

11. Around the inner rim of the eyelids, I used the Pixi Endless Silky Eye Pen in Oyster Glow ($15) for added sparkle.

12. Lastly, I applied the Pixi Endless Silky Eye Pen in Oyster Glow ($15) on the back of my hand and then used a small makeup brush to gently buff some on the upper above her upper lip.

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