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Free makeup tips...learn how to apply makeup like an artist in this cosmetics video series, with techniques for highlighting & defining lips & cheeks, how to make your lips appear fuller, and how to create an evening look.
There are 15 videos in this series:
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.
Matching lip color and skin tone is an important step to natural makeup application. Get tips about how to determine your skin tone in this free video clip from a professional cosmetologist.
Applying lip liner can be trick- get tips for using lip liner for your lipstick in this free video clip from a professional cosmetologist.
Trying a new lip color? Get tips about applying lipstick in this free makeup lesson from a professional cosmetologist.
Lip gloss adds shine to your lip color! Get tips for applying lip-gloss in this free makeup lesson from a professional cosmetologist.
Want tips for evening makeup? Learn how to apply a night-time lip color in this free makeup lesson from a professional cosmetologist.
Dark lips are dramatic and sexy-get tips for buying the right dark lipstick for you in this free video clip from a professional cosmetologist.
Want full lips? You can get fuller lips with makeup! Learn how to make your lips full and sexy in this free video clip from a professional cosmetologist.
Matching cheek color to skin tone is an important step in makeup application. Get tips for picking the right blush for your skin tone in this free video clip from a professional cosmetologist.
Don't know how to use dry pressed powder in your makeup routine? Let our expert show you how in this free makeup lesson from a professional cosmetologist.
You can apply too much blush! Learn the right way to apply cheek color in this free makeup lesson from a professional cosmetologist.
Adding color to your face is easy with bronzer. Get tips for applying bronzer in this free makeup lesson from a professional cosmetologist.
Ever used cream cheek color? It's great! Learn how to apply cream blush in this free makeup lesson from a professional cosmetologist.
Ever used liquid cheek color? It's great! Learn how to apply liquid blush in this free makeup lesson from a professional cosmetologist.
Don't want to apply too much blush? Get tips for applying blush and cheek color in this free makeup lesson from a professional cosmetologist.
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.
Davina Burket 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 Blades Salon, a unique salon for body and soul. She specializes in all areas of beauty, from hair care to skin and nail care, although makeup application is one of her strengths.dkdk
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