Lisa has done the hard work for you and created a mothers day beauty gift guide. There’s also 100% no problem if you simply need to gift to yourself also.
Makeup artists love to know the inside scoop from other fellow makeup artists to learn from how they work and what tips we can pick up. It is a never-ending process of learning! This week we talk to Anna Sokołowska. We met backstage at the Burberry SS19 show when we set up next to each other and have kept in touch ever since. Anna is based in Poland and often travels across Europe. Her work is flawless, fun and artful.
Makeup artists love to know the inside scoop from other fellow makeup artists to learn from how they work and what tips we can pick up. It is a never-ending process of learning! This week we meet Phoebe Taylor, who I met at MAC and again on a show at fashion week many years later. Phoebe is an artist of many talents from a paired back beauty to the precise razor-sharp liner in addition to bucket loads of character, kind and always has you in stitches.
I share my tips so you can feel more confident in skin prep for dry skin. Dry skin is a challenging skin type to work with on set due to the lack of sebum the skin produces, dry texture can grip and look dull. So, getting back to basics is key to plump it up! I talk about particular products that I have used and worked well in my experience, bear in mind that there are many more options to play with. Practice makes perfect in terms of what you use and what works but if you know what to look out for it will certainly help.
Pro Makeup Artist Lisa Caldognetto shares her tips so you can feel more confident in skin prep for oily skin. Oily skin can be a challenging skin type to work with due to the amount of sebum on the skin that continually replenishes. Getting back to basics is key as knowledge is power
Makeup artists love to know the inside scoop from other fellow makeup artists to learn from how they work and what tips we can pick up. It is a never-ending process of learning! This week we meet Faye Bluff, our paths crossed at fashion week. Faye’s skin work is beautiful and adds interesting elements to spice things up
Makeup artists love to know the inside scoop from fellow makeup artists to learn from how they work and what tips we can pick up When you work for yourself it can feel lonely and hard to make decisions about jobs as you don't have a team you work within. This space is to help makeup artists feel empowered to better their career. This blog post is about knowing how much to charge!
In this video, Lisa Caldognetto shows us how to do three easy makeup updates using bits and pieces we probably already own on Ruth Crilly aka a model recommends. A classic red lip, the easiest smokey eye and a way of using some of the shadow colours we might not usually touch. All with brilliant tips and tricks that Lisa knows from her day job as a session makeup artist. Enjoy!
Makeup artists love to know the inside scoop from other fellow makeup artists to learn from how they work and what tips we can pick up. It is a never-ending process of learning!
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Makeup artists love to know the inside scoop from other fellow makeup artists to learn from how they work and what tips we can pick up. It is a never-ending process of learning!
Find out about Lisa’s exciting news here
Makeup artists love to know the inside scoop from fellow makeup artists to learn from how they work and what tips we can pick up. This is my fourth year as a sole freelance artist and I get those times where my diary is empty, with dribbles of work here and there alongside the deaded "released" from a job. One of the hardest things to do in freelance life is managing those quiet periods.
We all have our part to play in being more conscious about the environment, as the smallest actions we all take to have a bigger impact than we may realise. As a makeup artist, I am trying to convert to better working practices to be more eco-friendly whilst keeping my kit organised and hygienic. These are the initial steps I have taken to convert my kit.
I have worked in the indusrty as a makeup artist since 2005 and worked at MAC for almost 10 years, so I get asked this question a lot. I worked in two stores as a retail artist, then promoted to the training team. Here I offer indepth advice about the whole interview process, from you considering to apply to waiting for the calls to see if you got the job! MAC cosmetics or any makeup counter is a great place for any aspiring makeup artist to start to gain a wealth of experience!