Make-Up ArtistryA comprehensive, practical guide to professional make-up, this text has a special emphasis on creativity and developing individual style and skills. Also covers: creating fashion and photographic image, cosmetic camouflage and body art, hairstyling and wigs, and how to run a successful business as a make-up artist. |
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Contents
Foreword and acknowledgments | 2 |
Building blocks | 12 |
Health and safety | 13 |
Establishing positive relationships | 33 |
Anatomy and physiology | 45 |
Developing the artistic eye | 66 |
Professional studies | 88 |
Practical skills | 123 |
Body art | 246 |
Hairstyling for the makeup artist | 259 |
Features of the book | 277 |
A final word | 285 |
Maintaining wigs and hairpieces | 300 |
Characterisation | 314 |
the history of makeup and hairstyling | 340 |
Advanced techniques for the makeup artist | 355 |
Cosmetic techniques | 124 |
Designing and creating fashion and photographic images | 148 |
Cosmetic camouflage | 189 |
Techniques for creating special effects | 205 |
Business skills | 385 |
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Common terms and phrases
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