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Natural beauty products are better for your skin. Learn how to apply natural mineral makeup today in this free video series from a professional makeup artist.
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Learn information about natural makeup in this free expert video clip about makeup applications.
Are you starting to use mineral makeup? Learn the supplies you need to apply mineral makeup in this free video clip from a professional makeup artist.
If you are new to the makeup retail business, hear advice from our beauty consultant about what not to do with customers in this free video clip.
Moisturizer is an important step in all makeup applications. Learn the types of moisturizers for different kinds of skin in this free expert video clip.
Curious about natural mineral makeup? Learn the benefits of using mineral makeup on a day-to-day basis in this free makeup video lesson from a professional makeup artist.
Get tips for applying mineral foundation makeup in this free video lesson from a professional makeup artist.
Good eye makeup is all about the colors! Learn how to apply natural mineral eye shadow in this free expert video clip from a professional makeup artist.
Applying eye liner with a pencil and brush: free expert video clips.
Easy Mascara Makeup Tips. Learn how to evenly apply mascara in this free expert video clip from a professional makeup artist.
Mineral makeup is a completely natural beauty product. Get tips on how to use mineral blush in your makeup routine in this free video clip from a professional makeup artist.
Want a natural lip liner look? Learn tips for applying mineral lip liner in this free video lesson from a professional makeup artist.
Natural lip colors are the latest trend! Get tips for applying natural lip color in this free video clip from a professional makeup artist.
If you sell mineral makeup, learn tips to make your business more successful in this free video clip from a professional makeup artist.
Want to apply mineral makeup? Learn the final touches needed for natural mineral makeup look in this free expert video clip from a professional makeup artist.
Millions of people have realized the benefits of returning to nature, and the cosmetic industry has not lagged behind. For over 30 years, mineral makeup has offered a way for consumers to make natural decisions in their makeup application. Mineral makeup contains no perfumes, talc, alcohol, dyes, or preservatives, and dermatologists are pleased! It has been proven to help those with sensitive skin. Mineral makeup gives users a natural look. So, forget those caked on foundations and creams! With natural mineral makeup, you can look forward to a more radiant and fresh you!
In this video series, Leah Cornwall illustrates how to apply mineral makeup for a natural makeover. Join her, step by step, as she illustrates the techniques of foundation, eye shadow, eye liner, and lip color. Also, listen to her describe the various benefits of mineral makeup. Pamper yourself: try a new natural makeover today!
Leah Cornwell Leah Cornwall is a Spa Director at Refuel Spa. She graduated from the Academy of Hair Design in the fall of 2001 with an aesthetics license. From there Leah attended a week long course in Canada in waxing specialty training. She has attended various post-graduate classes from the International Dermal Institute including Reflexology, Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Chinese Acupressure, Advanced Skin Analysis, Aging Skin, Confidently Treating Sensitized Skin and many more. She has trained with the "Wax Queen" Lori Nestore and completed Bare Foot Reflexology Training. In 2004 Leah began working with the Washington State Cosmetology Apprenticeship program as an Aesthetics trainer in Seattle, WA and still works with them today developing an online training curriculum. She also guest educate at Elements University in Wenatchee, WA, and am currently employed with Refuel Spa, a medical spa also in Wenatchee. www.elementsofbeauty.com dkdk
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