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Dec 2, 2011

Magazine experts discuss how to get the look Hollywood and runway stars


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Recently, Allure Magazine spoke to celebrity makeup artist Brigitte Reiss-Andersen, who has worked on over 20 Oscar-winning actresses, to get some cosmetics tips. The expert offered some advice use your African American skin care product to create a Hollywood look and discussed the difference between "glamour" and "fashion" makeup. 


Glamour makeup is what you see when you look at a star on the red carpet or in the movies. It's that naturally flawless look that most women are trying to achieve. Reiss-Andersen said the key to this look is to layer, but not look overdone.


"Keep it sheer by only applying foundation where you need it, but then build it up in [problem areas of the face]," said Reiss-Andersen, quoted by Allure.


Fashion makeup is the wild and fun look that the runway models have. It's a little less natural than glamour cosmetics, and more of a nighttime look. Marie Claire Magazine says that the key to this is to go bold, using bright colors and blush. Sometimes, it can be fun to wear that color lipstick that you always thought was too bright or that fabulous glittery eyeshadow.

 

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