Sarah Bartz
Holmes
Lit/Comp 9
2/16/12
Chapter 1: Makeup Artistry
The first chapter is Brown introducing herself and an introduction to the book. She explains how she has been playing with makeup since a young age and she has gotten better and better since. Her passion for the industry is shown in her effort , want to learn more, and goals to help other women enjoy makeup too. Brown tells how she wants this book to have everything you need to know about doing makeup and making a profession out of it. Her advice is to be open, have fun, and never stop learning.
Chapter 2: Equipment
This chapter talks about all of the supplies you will need to be successful in makeup. Whether you are just going to work or needing a fully equipped kit for a runway shoe, Brown has a checklist that will help you get started with what you need. She gives you tips on how to care for your supplies, as well as what kind of utensils to use. There is information on the best places to gather and restock your supplies from, and also how to shop for the things you need. It has the tools you need to be successful at makeup.
Chapter 3: Skin
The chapter on skin talks all about how to take care of your skin. You must have a healthy diet, exercise often, and get enough sleep to keep skin stress free. There are different foods you can eat and exercises you can do to help your skin. Brown recommends not smoking, drinking little, and having little sun exposure to protect your skin. This chapter describes the different types of skin and the ways to treat all skin types. It has the products to clean skin and how to clean it. This is where you will learn to protect your skin and keep it. Because healthy beautiful skin is the key to a beautiful you.
Chapter 4: Face
The 4th chapter talks all about your makeup on your face, including under-eye concealer, foundation powder, and blush, and how to put it on. Brown says this is the secret to a great look, and if the basics are not right, the makeup will not be either. It tells how you need to match the foundation to your skin type, the beauty of diverse skin types, and tips on self tanners as well as blush.
Chapter 5: Lips
Chapter 5 is strictly about everything that has to do with lips. Brown says lip color is one of the simplest of all makeup steps and is a great way to instantly change a look. The chapter teaches that lip color applications range from simple, blotted on stains to combinations of lip pencil, lipstick, and gloss. The right shade works with the skin tone and compliments the natural color of the face. You can choose from a wide range of product formulas, which include matte, sheer, shimmery, and creamy lipsticks and glosses.
Chapter 6: Eyes
The focus of the sixth chapter is all about the eyes. Brown says the purpose of eye makeup –whether it is simple black mascara or dramatic contouring shadow – is to make the eyes stand out. When it is done right, eye makeup can give the appearance of brighter, more beautiful eyes. She covers the basics, like choosing flattering shades and lining the eyes, as well as advanced techniques, like creating a smokey eye and applying false lashes.
Chapter 7: Ten Step Guide to Perfect Makeup
This chapter is how it sounds, the easy way to get great makeup. The steps go in this order to create a great look. 1)pre-makeup – concealer/corrector, 2)foundation, 3)powder, 4)blush, 5)lipstick, 6)lip liner, 7)brows, 8)eye shadow, 9) eyeliner, 10) mascara. It shows how makeup is simple. When you know how to apply it and have an organized makeup drawer, it should take only 5 to 10 minutes. Practice is the key.
Chapter 8: Special Makeup Application
Chapter 8’s topic is summarized in the title, it is all about applying different types of makeup for different occasions. You learn about how once you master the basic techniques of makeup, it is both fun and easy to take it to the next step for a variety of looks. Individual beauty is about knowing what to do with your own unique skin tone and features. And it is also about being confident enough to break out of your comfort zone.
Chapter 9: Artistry
This chapter gives advice and hints about breaking into the makeup industry, as well as career options and booking work. It has the points on what it takes to be a professional. Chapter 9 is all about learning to see, formulating your style, listening, collaborating, and finding your inspiration.
Chapter 10: Essential Equipment for the Professional
This chapter gives you lists upon lists of everything you need to start off a professional career in the makeup industry. Your kit should include skincare, concealer, foundation, powder, blush, eye essentials, lip products, and your fantastic application tools. With this guide your makeup kit should be set.
Chapter 11: Advanced Makeup Application
Chapter 11 has different techniques on applying makeup for special occasions and fashion. It includes makeup for photographs, black or white, dramatic makeup, magazines, film, shows, and celebrities. It says every artist needs to learn skills to successfully apply makeup on subjects for photography, fashion shows, film, and television. These opportunities allow an artist to express his or her creativity. There are no limitations when working in advanced artistry.
Chapter 12: Memorable Makeup Moments and Legends
The topic of this chapter is almost summed up in the title. It gives a very detailed history of makeup starting from 2000 B.C. to today. It also has a guide to who’s who in the makeup and who helped shape the beauty industry, including people like Coco Chanel. It is a good guide to read up on famous people and fads that made an impact.
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