Summary: Finding the right lipstick can be difficult. Get tips for buying the best lip beauty products in this free video clip from a professional cosmetologist.
Davina Burket has been a full-time cosmetologist in the professional beauty industry for two years. She has a degree in beauty from the Lancaster School of Cosmetology and works at...read more
The history of cosmetics is as old as civilization itself. Archaeological evidence shows that cosmetics were used as far back as 6000 years ago by the ancient Egyptians. The Romans used mercury and flowers to create rouge, and ancient Greeks utilized similar tools in the theater. In Western culture, cosmetics and make-up are more popular than ever, with thousands of products available to choose from. Traditionally, makeup comes in liquid, cream or powder form, and is used to add color to the face and hide freckles, blemishes and other imperfections of the skin, giving a healthier, more youthful appearance.
In these free makeup application videos you will learn tips, techniques, and advice from a professional makeup artist. This series focuses on highlighting your lips and cheeks. Our expert will demonstrate step-by-step how to choose the best colors for your skin tone, how to make your lips look fuller (like Angelina perhaps), and how to create a sultry evening look for a night out on the town.
" Hi! My name is Davina, this is my model Kirsten and we’re here on behalf of expertvillage.com. In this clip I’ll talk a little bit on where you can purchase lip color and cheek color. Both can basically be found anywhere. It all depends on the quality and how much you’re willing to spend on the product. A more high quality cheek color and lip color stays on longer and has a more smoother, even application. By visiting a salon or department store they’ll apply the color to you and figure out which form and color works best for your skin type. They’ll also help you, demonstrate how to put it on so you know exactly what you are doing. They carry seasons colors and trends. The more less expensive brand can be found at a pharmacy, a thrift store or a supermarket. "
eHow Article: Tips for Buying Lipstick