Fall Wedding Makeup - The Basic Face
Get the latest Flash player
Fall Wedding Makeup Looks
Fall Wedding Makeup - The Basic Face
Fall Wedding Makeup - Brows
Fall Wedding Makeup - Eyes
Fall Wedding Makeup - Contouring the Face
Fall Wedding Makeup - Cheeks
Fall Wedding Makeup -Lips
Get All Day Makeup In 10 Minutes
Summer Makeup Tips for Eyes that Sizzle
Picture Perfect Summer Makeup Tips
Fantastic Fall Makeup Tips
Fall Wedding Makeup Looks
How to Create a Bold Fall Makeup Look
Summer Beauty Tips
Fall Makeup Looks
Summer Makeup Looks
Summer Makeup - Sun Protection and Summer Skin
Summer Makeup - Eyes that Sizzle
Summer Makeup - Melt-Proof Color
Suzanne Minskey is a graduate of Lorraine’s Academy of St. Petersburg, FL with a specialty license in esthetics. She has experience working for and managing different department store cosmetic lines such as Prescriptives and Elizabeth Arden, and has product knowledge in a vast variety of major cosmetic brands. She has been doing makeup professionally since 2006. Staying on-trend and informed is important to her, and you can often find her traveling to NYC for seminars and conferences to keep up with all the newest products and innovations in skincare and cosmetics.
Fall Wedding Makeup - The Basic Face
Suzanne Minskey with Faces by Sam Makeup Artistry. Will show you a fall makeup look for your wedding.
Transcripts
Suzanne Minskey: Hi! My name is Suzanne Minskey with Faces by Sam Makeup Artistry. And today I am going to be showing you a fall makeup look for your wedding. First we are going to start off with prepping the skin and doing the basic face. Now whether you have oily skin, or dry skin, to make sure that your makeup lasts all day, you want to apply a primer to the skin first. So you want to start in the center of the face. Apply just a tiny bit to the back of your hand and it goes on more smoothly with a foundation sponge or cosmetic wedge. And apply a little bit to the T-zone. This will help to control the sweat and the oil and give your skin a nice surface for the foundation to adhere to. It also helps minimize the appearance of the pores, so that you get a nice air brush effect. You don't need to apply it all the way out to the outer edges of the skin. Just a little bit in the T-zone and that's enough.
But you still want to make sure that you have a foundation that matches your skin tone exactly. To do so, you want to check it along the jaw line. Do a quick stripe here and make sure it blends from the face down into the neck. Next, you want to start at the center of the face and apply a bit of foundation to your T-zone, blending outwards with the foundation brush. Don't worry that it's not perfect; right now. We are going to dry brush it and give it that real air brush look in just a second.
First, you just want to apply it to the skin. Once you have got in mostly mapped out on the face with the foundation brush, then you go back in with the dry brush. I use a dome blush brush but you can also use a kabuki brush and you want to go over the surface of the skin in circular motions and really buff the foundation into the surface. We want to blend those layers of the primer and the foundation together.
This gives a nice air brush look to the skin. We will go back and apply a little bit more into the areas and just a little bit more coverage. Padding it in with the edge of the foundation brush and then if you have a thicker consistency foundation, or a foundation that says HD on it, those are little bit more pigmented than traditional foundations and work great as that one as a concealer.
And we can apply just a little bit to the surface of the eyelid to cancel out any extra color which you have there and that's how to apply the basic face and next we are going to discuss how to frame the eyes with your brows.
Fall Makeup Looks
Fall Makeup - Transition Your Skin for Fall
How to Create a Bold Fall Makeup Look
The Basic Face for Fall Makeup
Choosing the Right Colors for Fall Makeup
Fall Makeup - Lips
Fantastic Fall Makeup Tips
Revitalizing a Fall Garden with Colorful Perennials
Fall's Best Bargain Getaways
(Add Comment)