Finding a makeup artist

Anoneemoose

calleyw wrote: »

Why did I not think of that. i have a local college that does hairdressing and beauty treatments etc.

Wonder if one the students would like to make some extra money!!!

Yours

Calley

The only thing with going to the college is they will likely be closed for the summer - although if you don't mind waiting, that won't be an issue.

KARO

Anoneemoose wrote: »

The only thing with going to the college is they will likely be closed for the summer - although if you don't mind waiting, that won't be an issue.

Also, they are likely to be 16-17 year olds. You could end up with a 'young' look, OP Not sure if that's what you are looking for? The way young women do their make up is very different to the way older women do theirs (who've got more sense and know what suits them rather than blindly following whatever silly fashion is the latest thing).

dizsiebubba

When they learn at college they have to learn all different skin types, colours and ages so I doubt it would be a problem

AprilLady

Have you heard of Colour Me Beautiful? I know you said you want someone to help you with the stuff you already have, but they do make up lessons and show you what colours suit you etc. I think they give you a booklet with all the recommendations and you have an option to buy the products if you want. We got a lesson for my mum a couple of years back and she said she came out looking like a nicer version of herself!
http://www.colourmebeautiful.co.uk/make-up-lesson