How to Hide Blemishes: Makeup For Television

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"So I just finished applying a thin foundation, and I'm going to go in and correct any blemishes she has before I start powdering. Smaller brush, so I can get in there with detail. Anything that's very warm and pink you can counteract with more of a golden tone, just depends on the skin tone of your model, as far as what you're going to use. So I'm going to go in and correct a few of these before I add the final touch. You can use the finger, use a brush, I do whatever it takes to get it done. You've got to be careful of it being too light. There's also a green color you can use to counteract different colors as well. There's all sorts of corrective colors you can use. It's good to have a color wheel in your kit. If you're not familiar with opposite colors and primary, tertiary, secondary coloring. I started out as a hairdresser so I know how to mix colors. If it's too light, it's okay just add a little bit of warmth, warm it up. "