Skin Touch power point presentation

Welcome to Sophie Khoury

 Make-up course

Seminar 

BySophie Khouri

Make-up Educator AT

The ADDRESS Hotel, Marina19th and 20th October 2014

Correcting face shapes

Highlighting and contouring

Contouring

• When done,correctly Contouring is an art. To contour essentially means to define areas in the face such as the jaw as well as the cheekbones. Contouring can help create a thinner more sculpted face, some call it plastic surgery without the needles.

Contouring

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Eye Make up

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Skin types

Skin Tones

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Color Correction

Adjust

Al Jamal Al Maghrabi

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BrushesFACE ESSENTIALS

Flat Foundation Brush

Eye makeup 2nd day

Eyes

Eyes

Eye Makeup

A good tip to remember before you start

Eye makeup

Eyes Makeup

PERFECT EYEBROWS

• Bridal makeup tips • Avoid using products that contain SPF• I wouldn’t normally advocate this, but products that contain SPF can

photograph weird because of the zinc oxide found in many moisturizers and foundations. It causes that paled out face look that shows up in photographs, but not in person. So your best bet is to avoid products with SPF on the wedding day .

• Go light on the shimmer• A highlight on cheekbones or brow bones is flattering, but too much shimmer

doesn’t photograph well. Shimmer has light reflecting particles that the camera picks up as white streaks or shine. Try doing a complete run-through of your makeup before the wedding, and take pictures. If you see shiny or white streaks where you’ve applied a shimmer product, you know where to tone down.

Bridal Makeup

Photo shoot makeup• Tips for Photo Makeup• Photography makeup is surprisingly different from day to day makeup.• What are those differences??• 1. Go about 30% more intense with your blush, shadow, mascara & liner.

Outdoor and studio lighting has a tendency to zap the depth out of your makeup, if you look in the mirror and it looks like a touch too much, you are probably right on track. You want your features to be defined so you can show them off!

• 2. USE HD powder & products without SPFSFP is what causes that ghost-like flashback you see in some photos, so avoid that in your primer and foundation

• I• 3. BLEND BLEND BLEND!

Lines look twice as harsh in a photo so make sure you blend anything you don’t want to stand out.

• 4. Highlight And Contour.

• 5. Easy on the SHIMMER!Shimmer tends to look awfully reflective in a photo. Try to use mostly matte eye shadows (the shimmery ones won’t show their pigment in the lens as well) And for illuminated skin use products without shimmer.6. Some color on your lips.I know a lot of you are NUDE ONLY ladies, and I love a nude lip too! But you have to remember to either do a 3d nude lip or to use a little bit of color, otherwise (especially in the black and whites) you’ll be lipless!

• 7. LASHES!I am a believer it pumping up those lashes for a photo, it will add so much to a profile photo or a looking down pose. Although, I love lash extensions I really love strip lashes too. You need the right ones and the right techniques.

• 8. Set with powder.You want to set with a translucent powder. Sweat and oil are magnified by the camera + you need your makeup to stay put.

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