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Summary: Beauty secrets revealed! Let our expert show you how to apply powder in this free video clip.
Yvette Parrish, makeup artist to the stars, shows you how to apply makeup professionally. Among her many accomplishments, Yvette was makeup artist for the movie "Miss Congeniality," as...read more
" Thank you for visiting expertvillage.com we are going to be discussing different makeup applicators. I'm going to take a little bit of the white eyeshadow in this pallet. Close. I'm pressing it in the ball of her eye. Rememberer I'm not blending yet. Everybody just slow down on the blending. Take you time, take a step back, apply it where you want it to be. Open. I look and I see if the highlight is where I want it to be. Close. And you notice that I'm just grabbing color on both sides of the brush and I'm pressing it and pressing it in. I'm taking off the white eyeshadow. Now I'm just kind of blending a little."
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