Now ladies the blusher is important as any other makeup product or step of application
Clear toned skin
Don’t leave it out because your makeup will look incomplete
Here are some practical tips for you about the blushers.
Where to apply it and how?
Right on the cheekbones!
Don’t go on the top of the cheekbones with blusher!
Under your cheekbones will be your contour so again no…keep it exactly on the cheekbones.
The right blush can add a pop of color to your cheeks, instantly making you look younger, healthier and prettier. However, many women are unsure about the right type of blush to use and how exactly they should apply it. Choose a suitable color for your skin tone. When choosing a blush colour, it’s important to pick one that matches your natural skin tone.
1. This means that the color you pick should be as close as possible to the color your cheeks turn when you’re naturally flushed. Picking a color that doesn’t match your skin tone can cause your blush to look unnatural and even garish.
2. A good tip for identifying your natural coloring is to make a tight fist with your hand for about ten seconds. The color that develops across your knuckles is the ideal color for your blush!
3. In general, pale skin tones will work best with light pink which mimics their natural flush. For a more dramatic look, peaches and mochas can work well.
4. Sallower skin tones will do best with orange or reddish-pink blushes which brighten the skin, adding a healthy glow.
5. Dark skin tones can get away with vivid oranges, pinks and reds which add a pop of life and color.
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Prosthetic makeup (also called Special make-up effects and FX prosthesis) is the process of using prosthetic sculpting,
moulding and casting techniques to create advanced cosmetic effects.
Prosthetic makeup revolutionised by John Chambers in such films as Planet of the Apes and Little Big Man.
TECHNIQUE
The process of creating a prosthetic appliance begins with life casting, taking a mould of a body part (often the face) to use as a base for sculpting the prosthetic.
Life cast moulds made from prosthetic alginate or more recently, from skin-safe silicone rubber. This initial mould is relatively weak and flexible. A hard mother mould, typically made of plaster or fibreglass bandages its created overtop the initial mould to provide support.
Once negative mould made, its promptly fill with gypsum cement, most of the common brand is “Ultra cal -30 to make a “positive” mould.
The edges of the clay should be as thin as possible, is a stand-in for what will eventually be the prosthetic piece.
Along the edges of the mould, “keys” or mould points are sculpt or carved into the life cast, to make sure that the two pieces of the mould will to together correctly.
After that once sculpting is complete a second mould. This gives two or more pieces of a mould a positive of the face, and one more negative mould pieces of the face with prosthetic sculpt in. Carefully removed and material is cast into mould cavity. The prosthetic material can be foam latex, gelatin, silicone or other similar materials.
Its cured within the two part mould thus creating the beginning of a makeup effect.
One of the hardest parts of prosthetic make-up is keeping the edges as thin as possible. The tissue should be a thin so they are easy to blend and cover giving a flawless look.
The use of prosthetic makeup to create wounds or trauma is called moulage and is used by the military and medical schools to educate lesson psychological trauma when exposed to the real thing.
Halloween is a beauty junkie’s favorite time of year and for good reason. Most people think costumes and candy but we think, MAKEUP!
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Halloween is the perfect chance to get creative with your cosmetics, but choosing the right products for this evening can be tricky. Get tips from the pros below and be sure to tag your Halloween makeup looks with #GloHalloween on Facebook or Instagram for your chance to be featured!
Use Long-wear Makeup
“If a client asks for a Disney Princess, a mermaid, a sugar skull, a pinup girl or any other full-on glam look, I get so excited! It’s a great reason to use my go-to, long-wearing use products to build a bullet-proof base for color that will last all night.”
Favourities application
Her favorites are Under Eye Concealer for color correction, Satin Cream Foundation for flawless skin, Luminous Setting Powder to set the look and Pressed Base for both base and contour and learn halloween makeup look.
Scarey?
There’s nothing scarier than makeup that doesn’t last all night long.
Shop Your Own Makeup Collection“Be creative and reinvent new combinations of what you already own with the makeup you have. Improvise and think outside the box. But most importantly it’s your art so allow yourself to have fun.”
Always look lip blushed!
Never have an occasion to bust out that red lipstick in your collection? A red lip can easily be incorporated into variety of Halloween makeup looks from vampire to pinup glam.
Costumes
If you need a last minute Halloween costume, liquid eyeliner can work wonders. Craft a Halloween costume with nothing more than liquid eyeliner nose and whiskers, and top it off with a headband with paper ears attached.
Preparation time
How long do you prep?
When you have more time and preparation, the possibilities are endless! Zombie, vampire, mermaid, deer, Barbie, you name it. Get creative! Learn Halloween Makeup Look
Base Your Look on a Photo
starting your Halloween makeup application with a solid base. “I always use the Face Primer…with…Tinted Primer.”
Recommendations
Deanna also recommends taking your time and mirroring your look off of an inspirational photo. “I find the more I dissect a picture or inspirational photo, the more details pop out. Also, always do a trial run. It always comes out better the second time around!”
Do you use Pinterest?
Pinterest is our favorite source of Halloween makeup inspiration.
Learn Halloween Makeup Look
Our Favorite How-To’s
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Sandy from Grease
Holly Golightly
Evil Queen
Daisy Buchanan from The Great Gatsby
Mary Poppins
70’s Beauty Icon
Iconic Beauty.
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“I believe that when one look at a face, you should notice the face, not the make-up. Make-up should be there to enhance the face, not to cover it up. It should not attempt to cover and conceal and change a woman’s beauty. It should bring out It’s best features and make the most of it. it should be about harmony with life and nature.”
Healthy glowing skin is the dream of every woman. How to achieve it? We need to take care of our skin. Clean it properly day by day and moisturize it.
Skin care steps:
Cleaning (wet wipes, cleansing milk, gel, micellar water etc)
Toning (the toner cleans up the skin perfectly, refreshes it and closes the pores)
Moisturizing the skin (day cream with SPF, vitamins and anti-aging)
Make-up application steps:
Primer (if needed depends of the type of foundation) (application with fingers or foundation brush)
Foundation application (liquid, cream, stick depends of the skin type) (application with sponge, foundation brush, stippling brush)
Corrector application (green, yellow, peach or orange depends of the skin colour. Applying under the eye, eyelids and anywhere on the face where we want to correct the
discolorations. Green –red, yellow-violet, orange, peach – blue)(application with fingers or with concealer brush)
Concealer – after the colour correction we need to cover up the corrected areas. The concealers are always in our skin tone. (ivory, beige, sand, etc)(application with fingers or concealer brush)
Fixing powder – lose powder or translucent powder is for the fixing the foundation to get the matte and smooth finish. For the touch ups we are using the compact powder. (application with a powder brush or with powder puff)
Filling up the eyebrows – we want to achieve the perfectly done and natural eyebrows. We are using eye shadows (matte) in lighter shade than the eyebrow colour, application with an angled brush.
Application of the mascara ( 2 layers – it can be the same mascara or 2 different kinds of mascara, application from the roots to the top.)
Blusher or bronzer application – on the cheek bone – blended, with a blusher brush.
Lips – lip liner, lipstick and lip gloss application with a lip brush.
Makeup Educators in the world of Dubai. Becoming a makeup educator takes a lot of practice, experience, and holding pride to your own work. The Lipstick makeup institute has an exciting opportunity for all talented people to come and learn makeup skills. We’re going to run through all of the skills and characteristics you need to become a professional MUA. At the institute we will be covering:
The makeup theory
Basic makeup skills
Advanced makeup skills
Creative makeup
SFX makeup
Editorial makeup
Basic hair skills
Makeup is an art form that presents the makeup artistry world. Therefore, our makeup educator ensures that all students benefit from every class with a full understanding of the material. Moving on to makeup skills and application, our students vary in their makeup application knowledge. As a makeup educator, it’s my role to put all my students on the same level and give them confidence to move forward.
At The lipstick makeup institute, we run the course for five weeks with intensive learning and practice. We ensure that all our graduates have a full understanding of all types of makeup application, and they are ready to become professional makeup artists in the makeup artistry world.
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Beginner Steps to Applying Makeup Before you even reach for makeup, it’s crucial that you prep your skin with skincare. “Always cleanse and moisturize for your skin type,” “Makeup will never lay properly without it.” When your skin isn’t properly prepped, you won’t be able to achieve an even flawless finish. Instead, your foundation will look heavy and gravitate toward the dry parts of your complexion while your concealer gets cake-y.
2. Apply Primer
Not all primers are created equal, so to achieve the best results, it’s best to select the right primer for your skin type. If you need help picking the perfect primer. If you use a heavy hand, the primer will start to ball or pill (not the look we’re going for). Instead, focus a thin coat on your forehead, cheeks, and chin. “This will allow it to blur and mattify in these areas (a.k.a. the T-zone), which are usually the areas that are the oiliest.”
3. Grab Your Foundation and Concealer
Now that your skin is prepped and primed, you can start applying your makeup. While typically you should start with foundation first and then concealer, there are certain instances where you’ll want to reach for concealer first.
Dab a few dots of foundation on your T-zone, focusing on your forehead, nose, cheeks, and chin. Next, use a foundation brush to blend it in. While you can also certainly use a makeup sponge or even your fingers, using a foundation brush is quick and easy, making it a great option for beginners (and anyone who’s looking to simplify their makeup routine). To achieve a natural finish, start with a small amount of product and blend up and out.
Now that your foundation is applied, you’re ready to apply concealer. Focus on any areas you want to conceal: under the eyes, around the nostrils, and any blemishes or dark spots. When it comes to covering up, it’s important to dab, never drag.
Spot apply on blemishes and lightly dab, using either your ring finger, a concealer brush, or sponge. To conceal under the eyes, draw two inverted triangles under your eyes and blend the edges into your foundation by lightly dabbing. Not only is the upside-down triangle technique pretty foolproof, but it also brightens up the entire face, contributing to a gorgeous glow.
4. Set Your Base
Swipe a brush or velvet puff into your setting powder, and tap it to remove any excess. You want to ensure it’s evenly covered before you apply it to your complexion. Next, press it into your face to ensure you don’t move your makeup around in the application process. Focus on areas that often seem to need a touch-up throughout the day (typically the T-zone). If you have a special occasion ahead of you or you just want to create a more airbrushed finish, you can also “bake” your makeup.
5. Create Dimension
Contour comes in powder, liquid, and cream formulas, with powder being the most foolproof, making it ideal for beginners. Using an angled brush, focus on the areas you want to create dimension. Next, place contour under the cheekbones, around your hairline, and on the sides of your nose.
When it comes time to apply highlighter, focus on the “high” points of your face that the sun would naturally hit. “Adding highlighter above cheekbones, by the eyebrow arch, down the bridge of the nose and blending very well will give the most realistic dimension,” While highlighter comes in a variety of forms, a powder highlighter is easiest to use if you’re a beginner. To apply, dip your brush in the powder and tap it to remove excess powder. Next, lightly glide it over the high points mentioned above.
6. Add Back Some Color
When selecting the right bronzer, be sure not to go more than a shade or two darker than your regular complexion. Once you have selected your shade, you’re ready to begin bronzing. Using a fluffy brush, blend bronzer around your hairline, on your cheekbones, and on your jawline. The easiest way to remember this? Just think of the number three. For a flawless application, draw a number three on your face, starting at your hairline and then continuing down to your cheekbones before rounding it out under your jawline. Blend in circular, sweeping motions for a flawless finish, and dust some on the bridge of your nose to complete your sun-kissed glow.
When it comes to blush, it’s best to select a hue that brings out your skin’s natural undertone. Next, using a brush, apply blush to the apples of your cheeks to create a subtle, natural-looking flush, moving your brush in circular motions to blend as you go. If you’re unsure where the apples of your cheeks lie, simply smile!
7. Focus on Your Eye Makeup
When it comes time to apply eye makeup, the choice is really up to you. Do you want to create a natural makeup look for the day? A smoky eye for date night? Do you feel like trying your hand at the edgy negative space liner for drinks with friends? Depending on where you’re headed and what you plan on wearing, you can tailor your eye makeup to match your mood. Rely on your eyeshadow, eyeliner, and mascara to create the perfect glam.
Once you’ve applied your eyeshadow, you can move on to your eyeliner.
Brows deserve attention all on their own. You can either make your brows look fuller or enhance your natural shape using a variety of products, like brow pencils, powders, or gels. If you aren’t sure which product is right for you, stick to these guidelines: Use a pencil for the most natural-looking approach that mimics your real hair. Use a brow powder if you want to fill in sparse spots. And finally, whip out the brow gel when you need to keep unruly brows in place.
8. Swipe on Your Lip Products
If using a lip primer, prep lips before you begin. Next, use your lip liner to outline your mouth. This is where you can also contour and create the illusion of a larger pout by simply lining slightly over your lips. Next, fill in your lips with your liner. Use this as an outline and apply your lipstick.
With these expert tips, the right products, and a little practice you’re ready to take your makeup routine to the next level.
Beginner Steps to Applying Makeup
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Process are must be follow when you are doing the makeup. Wether you are working single or you working with many faces in a short amount of time,
It is important to follow sanitary guidelines.
Skin breakouts can occur as well as infection if proper sanitary makeup precautions are not taken.
An organized and clean makeup kit and station screams professionalism and your clients will immediately get the sense that you know what you’re doing and they are in good hands!
Mascara should be discard at every 6 weeks
Use clean disposable mascara wands and never double dip
Wipe powder products including eye shadow and blush with tissue after use
Wash your brushes with brush cleaner after each application.
Use a palette knife or spatula for liquid, creams and emollient-based products.
Sanitize lipstick; concealer & cream products by dipping in or spraying with alcohol(91%) then wipe them with a clean tissue.
Scoop lipstick color of the stick with a spatula and place it onto a mixing palette.
Sanitize pencils prior to using, remove residue from the sharpener with alcohol and dip the pencil in or spray with alcohol.
Loose powders and pigments should be onto a mixing palette using a spatula or palette knife.
Use disposable applicators when you working with liquid liners and lip gloss, and never double dip. You can also dispense these products onto a mixing palette; never apply directly with included applicator.
When you are working with liquid cosmetics, dispense them onto a mixing palette and apply then with brush or sponge. Make sure the mouth of the bottle doesn’t touch surface of your tools. This applies to foundations, moisturizers or anything that comes out from a bottle.
Q-tips are great for applying concealer and foundation over any open wounds. Also you can dip into the loose powder to set properly.
Makeup Tools
PROFESSIONAL SANITARY GUIDELINES
Sponges should be use on one person at a time.
You can make sure your makeup kit is not shared with any one and that it is used only by you.
Prosthetic makeup (also called Special make-up effects and FX prosthesis) is the process of using prosthetic sculpting, moulding and casting techniques to create advanced cosmetic effects.
Prosthetic makeup revolutionise by John Chambers in such lms as Planet of the Apes and Dick Smith in Little Big Man.
TECHNIQUE
The process of creating a prosthetic appliance begins with life casting, the process of taking a mould of a body part (often the face) to use as a base for sculpting the prosthetic.
Life cast moulds made from prosthetic alginate or more recently, from skin-safe silicone rubber.
This initial mould is relatively weak and exible. A hard mother mould typically made by plaster or breglass bandages is creating overtop the initial mould to provide support.
Once a negative mould has been create, it is promptly led with gypsum cement, most commonly a brand called “Ultracal-30”, to make a “positive” mould. The form of prosthetic sculpted in clay on top of the positive.
The edges of the clay should made thin as possible, for the clay is stand-in for what will eventually prosthetic piece.
Along the edges of mould,
“keys” or mould points sculpted or carved into the life cast, make sure the two pieces of the mould will together correctly.
Once sculpting is complete, a second mould made
This gives two or more pieces of a mould a positive of the face,
and one or more negative mould pieces of the face with prosthetic sculpted in.
All clay carefully remove and prosthetic material cast into mould cavity.
The prosthetic material can be foam latex, gelatine, silicone or other similar materials. The prosthetic is cure within two part mould creating beginning of a makeup effect.
One of the hardest parts of prosthetic make-up is keeping the edges as thin as possible. They should be tissue thin so they are easy to blend and cover giving a flawless look.
The use of prosthetic makeup create wounds or trauma is called moulage.
its is used by the military and medical schools to educate and lessen psychological trauma when exposed to the real thing.
Arabic Class Makeup Course at The Lipstick makeup Institute, We are pleased to announce that one of our best graduates is returning to share her knowledge of makeup.
She is one of the best makeup artists in the whole UAE graduated at The Lipstick Makeup Institute.
She also becomes one of the heads of makeup events like Arab Fashion Week, High Fashion Photography, Emirates and more!
Arabic teacher
Become a Makeup Artist in 3 weeks. Imagine being able to do the things you see on Instagram, Youtube and other social media platforms that’s makeup related.
2. A course booklet, which provides step by step guide
3. All the make up will be provided by the school
4. Opportunity to work with professional models
5. The rare chance to work in a professional operating photography studio
6. Working with professional photographers
7. 5 professional pictures for the students portfolio
8. After completing the course, our students are entitled for huge discounts with different brands
9. International diploma, with worldwide recognition
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All of this was the vision of Yasmin Hussain, owner of YH Studios and The Lipstick Makeup Institute. She believes that integrating a photography studio and a makeup school would work hand in hand in the growth of our students.
And NOW is your chance to be a part of our team and become a PRO!
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First Day Arab Fashion Week Mens SS23. We are so so proud to be doing all the hair and make up for Arab Fashion Week.
First Day Arab Fashion Week Mens SS23
The debriefing with all the best make up artists in Dubai at The Lipstick make up Institute which is the best make up Institute in Dubai, in our opinion.
Today is the first day of Arab Fashion Week Mens SS23
We will be updating the blog every day with millions of backstage pictures which is where all the action happens. We will put videos on. Instagram, Facebook and twitter.
We cannot contain our excitement!
Team work is everything.As I tell me teams, we are all as important as each other. We are all part of this wheel that keeps turning. Without each other then we are no as strong. The more the merrier. Thats what I have always said and as I am seeing, its absolutely true.
We are so happy to have so many different teams joining us.
What if you can become someone like other people you aspire to be? If you join our classes, you will have the chance to work with the best of the best. Starting from the best Makeup Instructors in Dubai, the best professional photographers, and the best in the Fashion industry – ARAB FASHION COUNCIL.
As part of our program, you’ll be able to work in real life situations as a professional makeup artist be it in a photoshoot or event. Our students get the chance to work in various major fashion shows in the region.
The International Platinum Course This course is for 3 weeks. Timing is from 10AM to 4PM Sun-Thurs.
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We’ll always advice you and we’ll find the best option for you.
Contact number & WhatsApp: +971 52 8497972
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