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"Makeup should be fun, not fascist," celebrity makeup artist Kevyn
Aucoin avers in Face Forward, his third book. One of the most adored
stylists among fashionistas, entertainment divas, and high-society jet
setters, Southern-born Aucoin arrived on the New York fashion scene in
the early '80s, a period he ridicules for its '50s-era conservatism and
McCarthyist us-against-them values. His career since has been motivated
by the feel-good ideals of acceptance, diversity, and self-love, and
the vain world of beauty has eagerly participated in his vision. While
one may puzzle on how it is he finds fulfillment in an industry known
for its superficiality and elitism, Aucoin's words are nonetheless
infectious and the touches of his brushes inspired...
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# Publisher: DK ADULT; 1st edition (June 1, 1998)
# Language: English
# ISBN: 0789432943
This book has some really great ideas for anyone who has a special
problem that needs help. Such as helping with a high forehead.
It was the only book I found that teaches how to properly contour your face.
Sure some of the pictures look
little out-dated but the basic tips are very helpful.
If you put a modern day hair cut of the girls in the pictures you
will find that the makeup tips are good. Most beauty books
are
out-dated by their hair styles not the information in them.
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Dragon Ball Z episode 2,3,4,5
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