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Professional Makeup Tips & Step-by-Step Tutorials

byTaran VirdiStudio in Lajpat Nagar; Travels across Delhi NCRStarts from2,500 Per GroomView full gallery

I don't just do makeup, I teach the art behind it. From everyday office looks to pro-level smokey eyes and skin prep secrets, here are my tried-and-tested techniques to help you master the craft, just like my students do.

A quick tip on how to tackle facial hair before makeup application. I recommend bleaching instead of using facial razors right before an event to avoid any potential grayness.

Here’s how you can get a polished office look using just four products. This quick tutorial is perfect for your everyday work makeup, using a tinted sunscreen instead of a heavy foundation.

Here I am teaching a glam makeup look on DD National. I demonstrate how to create a beautiful eye makeup look and a flawless base using only concealer for a lightweight feel.

Liquid contour or cream contour? I personally prefer cream products because they blend beautifully and give a lovely, dewy finish, but it always comes down to personal preference.

Brush or blender? I believe in doing 80-90% of the blending with a brush first, and then using a damp blender in a dabbing motion for that final, seamless finish.

Teaching my students an easy version of a smokey eye that looks incredibly classy on brides. This matte, brownish smokey eye is a great alternative to a traditional intense black smokey look.

Here I am teaching makeup on the TATA PLAY Beauty Channel. A simple trick like using a nude or white kajal on the waterline can give a fresh look and make your eyes appear bigger.

A very important tip about contact lenses. Never stack a colored lens on top of a powered lens. Always consult with your bride a month in advance to get custom-powered colored lenses made.

Breaking down the concept of a smokey liner. I'm showing my students how to use black, dark brown, and light brown shades with a fluffy, flat brush to smudge and create the perfect smokey effect.

My students learn how to do drag-proof makeup from the very beginning. Here, I am testing my student's work, and as you can see, there is no makeup transfer at all.

About Learn From Me: Tips, Tricks & Tutorials

When it comes to blending, stop forcing it with a beauty blender alone. My secret trick is to use a brush for 90% of the work to place and diffuse pigment exactly where it needs to be, then use a damp sponge only for a final, light tapping motion. It saves time and prevents that muddy, over-worked look that ruins a perfect base.

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