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Make up seminar MATERIALS FEE $10 DUE!

Make up seminar MATERIALS FEE $10 DUE!. Prentoulis Tues/Thurs. Skin cleansing. Use cream cleanser, water Hand stroke version “effleurage” After, remove with cotton pads soaked in toner/witch hazel Skin analysis (outside) Draw/photograph/blog Clean up. Sequence.

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Make up seminar MATERIALS FEE $10 DUE!

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  1. Make up seminarMATERIALS FEE $10 DUE! Prentoulis Tues/Thurs

  2. Skin cleansing • Use cream cleanser, water • Hand stroke version “effleurage” • After, remove with cotton pads soaked in toner/witch hazel • Skin analysis (outside) • Draw/photograph/blog • Clean up

  3. Sequence • Start base of neck, move upward strokes to ‘lift’ and rejuvenate • Aim is to massage circulation, relax muscles, loosen dirt and oil

  4. Effleurage facial massage techniques • Trapezius muscle neck massage – relaxes • Neck/chin brace • Knuckling • 2 finger upward stroke neck to ear • Flat fingers upward forehead • Scissor forehead • Figure 8 forehead • Pyramids forehead • Eye circles – Avoid delicate eye skin close to eye! • Brow pinch • Nose stroke/circle over and around • Patting/pebbling • Whipping • (end with stroking, knuckling, turn head and do final trapezius massage) • Add cream and water as needed

  5. Toner/astringent/witch hazel • Using cotton pad, remove cleanser • Move on to skin analysis • Show client with mirror

  6. Skin analysis • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuUTyDxpN4w • We do not have any machines to help us (UV light, magnifying glass). Must do outside in sunlight. • Always start by asking the client if they have any skin sensitivity or special requests • Use clean hands! Ideally, short nails.

  7. What to look for • Touch gently – feel temperature • Pores – fine, medium or large? Fine pores appear as smooth skin, large appear as “holes” and are often accompanies by oily skin • Elasticity/firmness – does skin snap back to place? Does it feel firm, thick? • Oiliness – is there any stickiness or slickness? • Dehydration – Gently push up skin by cheek/jaw. Fine lines indicate dehydration • Circulation – does skin look vibrant or sallow? • Broken capillaries/spider veins or red patches anywhere? “Couperose” skin is red • Moles, pimples, scars, flaking? • Sun damage – pigmentation, wrinkles, sagging, sun spots

  8. couperoseskin (redness, broken capillaries)

  9. Signs of sun damage

  10. Wear sun block every day! • To maintain supple, firm, radiant, translucent skin for years to come • Yes, africanamerican and latinas too!

  11. Draw, photograph, blog • On sheet of paper, draw your client’s face shape and basic features • Draw and label their skin properties from your analysis • Photograph this and upload • Photograph actual face too • Write up your analysis/tests performed to understand their skin

  12. Skin tone determination • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJSSJHZUWBI • What skin tone do you have? Many factors to consider • Iight medium dark • Race/ethnicity • Warm/cool • Gold/pink/neutral

  13. 4 tests to determine skin tone • Gold/silver fabric – which lights up your face • Jewelry – gold or silver better on you? • Veins – blue or green? • Ear test – is the area behind your ear more yellow or pink toned?

  14. Choosing foundation color • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzzhInclW2I • Choose three shades, paint the on jaw • Right color should blend right in and disappear

  15. Choosing foundation formula • Tinted moisturizer • Liquid foundation – varies in coverage and texture • Pan stick • Cream to powder • Powder

  16. Primer, concealer, powder • Primer is a product that creates smooth surface for foundation. Makes it last longer and look smoother. • Concealer should be a shade LIGHTER and applied BFORE foundation (sometimes after too) • Set whole thing with powder to make it last • Brush strokes move downwards to unruffle facial hairs

  17. Smashbox foundation basics tutorial • https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAgs3pFGzAbOaaZuQwspQgw

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