• Flawless Make Up For Spot Prone Skin

    Spots are a bride’s worst nightmare…

    Ironically, due to all the stress of wedding planning in the final few weeks, they are likely to pop up when you least want them!

    At my recent make up consultation at Bobbi Brown, Mark Reagan, one of the top make up artists in New York, explained that the most important consideration for bridal make up is to achieve a flawless base. That a bride’s skin should look beautiful on and off camera. And I couldn’t agree more.

    I am not an advocate of the ‘do your make up for the camera’ ethos that some people buy into. I wanted my guests to be able to look at me without thinking ‘sheesh, she’s piled it on’! I wanted to look natural and fresh faced which is quite tricky when you have a few spots to conceal!

    For any of you out there who suffer from spots too you’ll know how difficult it is to conceal them without looking caked in make up. But this tutorial by the amazingly talented make up artist, Lisa Aldridge, is the best I’ve seen on creating a flawless base. It is specifically for spot suffers and she hates the idea of a mask/blanket of full on coverage.

    Kudos to the model, Madeleine, who appears completely make up free with her spots on full display. You’ll be amazed at the transformation!

    Doesn’t she look incredible in the ‘after’ shots?! So natural too.

    I adore Lisa’s tutorials, she is such a good teacher. She explains herself really well, the videos are clear and concise and usually around the 10 minute mark. Check out her website to see more of her tutorials and find a full list of the products used in her videos and links to online stores to buy them.

     

  • http://onlygorgeousweddings.wordpress.com Sarah

    Wow, what a transformation! I have quite bad skin and am a little paranoid about it, but you really couldn’t tell in the after photo’s here.

  • http://www.mandyrigby.posterous.com MANDY RIGBY MUA

    Lisa is fabulous as what she does and makes it look very simple x the Dermacolour is not as easy to work with a it looks and can be applied too densely making the problem area very visible :(
    The products Lisa uses will cost you £58 before you buy your colour cosmetics! so your total bill could come to £150! then there is the Bridesmaids……..
    £16 Dermacolour
    £12 Powder
    £15 Clinique concealer
    £15 MAC 217 Brush
    A fabulous MUA will take away the pressure for the Bride and add to her dream wedding look .If you organise a trial and you can get the right MUA for you find one that will do a free trial.. they are usually well qualified with years of Bridal experience and you will just love how they listen to you and create the beautiful you xxxx
    A wedding makeup will cost you around £100 and will last all day and into the evening too x compared to the rest of your wedding budgeti its a small % but is THE most imortant finishing touch x
    hope this helps !
    xxmand xx

  • http://twitter.com/audreymaria_ Audrey

    Wow Lisa is fantastic! I know I’ll definitely be getting a MUA for my wedding, only because I don’t trust myself! But for the basics and party looks, she’s really excellent at teaching. I suppose it helps when she’s quite gorgeous herself! haha
    Thanks for the links, Lizzy! xx

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