Most people feel that they
have some sort of a flaw.
Whether it's too small of eyes,
too big of a nose, or an
improperly placed mole, everyone
can tell you something that they
despise about themselves.
Unfortunately, most people are
looking at their flaws all wrong.
Instead of trying to hide your
flaw, try to enhance them. Make
it your most striking feature.

If Cindy Crawford would have
had her mole removed, like so
many people advised her to
do, she may not have been
one of the most recognized
models in the world today.
Would her career have taken
off like it has without the mole?
No one can say for sure. In short,
empathize your flaws and try to
work with them. They may be your
most recognizable feature. If you've
tried everything and you still cannot
stand one particular facial feature,
try the following artist tips.

Don't forget to keep in mind: Marilyn
Monroe's mole, Brook Shield's
eyebrows, Lauren Hutten's teeth, Barbara
Striesand's nose, Whitney Houston's mouth,
Nicole Kidman's pale skin, and Rossie O'Donald's
weight.

All in all make-up does two things:
1) it camouflage your mistakes
2) it enhances your features.

This section will teach you:
Proper Skin Care
Make-up Artists Tools
Make-up
Order of Application