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Wedding day makeup needs to be perfect for a bride. Learn how to apply bridal makeup with expert tips on eyeshadow, lip liner and false eyelashes in this free cosmetics video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Concealer is perfect for covering blemishes and evening skin tone. Learn how to apply concealer for bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Foundation will prepare the perfect canvas for bridal makeup. Learn how to apply foundation in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Powder makeup keeps your foundation in place, which is essential for the wedding day. Learn how to apply powder for bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Look beautiful on your wedding day by learning how to style eyebrows for bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Blushing brides sometimes need a little help, so learn how to apply blush for bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Highlight your eyes with eyeshadow for bridal makeup. Learn how to apply the eyeshadow in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Eyeshadow will help bring out a bride's eyes on her wedding day. Learn how to apply eyeshadow for bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Highlight your eyes on your wedding day with eyeliner. Learn how to apply eyeliner for bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Look beautiful on your wedding day by learning how to blend eyeliner for bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Mascara will make your eyelashes look longer and more defined. Learn how to apply mascara for bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Your wedding day is the perfect occasion to wear false eyelashes. Learn how to apply false lashes as part of your bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Lip liner will define your lips and keep your lipstick on for your bridal makeup. Learn how to apply lip liner in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Make your lips kissable on your wedding day by learning how to apply lipstick for bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Make your lips kissable on your wedding day by learning how to apply lip gloss for bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Weddings can last for a long time, so learn how to maintain your bridal makeup in this free video on wedding day makeup.
Makeup and fashionable cosmetics have been used by women for centuries, and are primarily used to enhance the beauty of the human body. Makeup can also be used to hide blemishes and add a dramatic effect to the face. Properly applying the right type and amount of makeup is imperative to the look that is achieved with make-up. The key to makeup is to put on just enough eye shadow, blush, eye liner, etc. to beautify a woman without looking too made up or clownish.
In this free video series, our expert will show you how to apply makeup for one of the most important days in any woman's life, her wedding day. You will get expert tips on creating a beautiful, natural look with wedding day makeup. Learn how to apply foundation, eyeshadow, eyeliner and mascara. You will also get tips on applying false eyelashes, lipstick, lip liner, and lip gloss. If you are a bride in need of bridal makeup tips, let our expert show you step by step instructions for the perfect wedding day makeup.
Sonja Gjokaj Sonja Gjokaj is a Boston-based makeup artist with experience in makeup for production assignments as well as individual on-site makeup services. Some of Gjokaj's most recent clients include Michael Corbett (host of NBC TV's Extra!), Damian Lewis (TV series 'Band of Brothers'), Gina McKee ("Notting Hill"), Ted Allen ("Queer Eye..."), celebrity chef Todd English, filmmaker Ken Burns, and NY Governor Pataki. Her work has been featured in such publications as Rolling Stone Originals, Woman's Day magazine and Elle Sweden.dkdk
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