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Makeup Pro Tips & Techniques

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I don’t believe in boring theory. Here are the real techniques, hygiene practices, and skin prep secrets I use for my A-list clients and teach at my academy. Let’s get you makeup-ready.

I break down my foundation application process, from choosing the right shade to using a buffing brush for a seamless, natural finish that looks like second skin.

Contour 101 Part 2: I demonstrate the correct placement for contouring to sculpt the face, defining the cheekbones and jawline without it looking harsh.

A quick tutorial on the dabbing motion versus stroking. Dabbing is key for layering products over acne or under the eyes to prevent moving the products underneath.

Flawless makeup starts with amazing skin. Here, I demonstrate how I use a charcoal mask to deeply cleanse and create a smooth, clean canvas before any makeup application begins.

A quick guide on how to pick the perfect eyeshadow shade to match your outfit. Here, I choose a soft pink to complement the embroidery on the model's suit.

Here are my essential pre-wedding tips for every bride-to-be. Following this checklist helps ensure your skin is perfectly prepped and you're ready for a flawless makeup application on your big day.

Clean brushes are non-negotiable for hygiene and a flawless application. In this video, I share my pro tips for deep cleaning and maintaining your brushes.

A quick tip for my students on day one: always start with a scrub. Exfoliating the skin is the first step to removing dead skin and creating a smooth base for makeup.

My favorite under-eye cream contains caffeine, which is excellent for reducing puffiness and refreshing the delicate under-eye area before makeup.

Want a sculpted look for your big day? I recommend using a facial sculpting tool for lymphatic drainage to de-puff and lift the face before makeup.

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If you struggle with acne or uneven texture, stop stroking your foundation on. It just moves the product around and highlights the bumps. Instead, use a dabbing motion with a damp sponge or a thick buffing brush. This presses the pigment into the skin rather than sliding it across, giving you that seamless, second-skin finish without shifting the primer or concealer underneath.

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