A spring pastel make-up look with a bit of a kick!
About Me
- Louisa
- Having first found my passion in make-up artistry, I have received professional training in all aspects of makeup including bridal, fashion, theatre and special effects. Since then I have been working in the cosmetics industry and developed my skills to start my own mobile makeup service specialising in bridal, photographic and special occasion make-up in the Leeds and West Yorskhire area. Through my blog you can view previous makeup looks that I have created through my college studies and keep updated on my recent work. Please feel free to contact me either through my blog or email address makeupbylouisa@hotmail.co.uk for further information or rates for my mobile makeup service or follow me on twitter @LouisaBell1
Showing posts with label Fashion makeup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion makeup. Show all posts
Saturday, 19 April 2014
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Bold Brows and Luscious Lips
A look that is classy and easily done, by accentuating the lips and brows whilst keeping other make-up at a minimal.
Wednesday, 9 November 2011
Alternative Bridal Makeup
I was then entered into a competition with my other trainee makeup artists for the best 'Alternative Bridal Makeup' look. I ended up winning 2nd place and had my work published in the beauty pages of a local magazine in the Sheffield area.
The theme I chose was 'Candy Bride'.
One of my favourite makeup looks to design and create was my 'Alternative Bridal Makeup'.
This was a task given to me during my training where I had to come up with a theme for my bride and design my makeup, hair and outfit around this particular theme.
Friday, 4 November 2011
Fashion Makeup
I found this Asian styled make-up look from a tutorial on YouTube and loved the dramatic finish. 
A few more fashion related eye make-up looks that I created on myself recently.
This look was also designed as part of my fashion assesment and was inspired by fashion icon Marc Jacobs using bold, bright colours.
This make-up look was designed for my fashion photography assessment at college. I decided to create a classic 'smokey eyes' effect by shading together two colours using tones of purple and black. I left the complexion and lips very neutral to make the eyes stand out on the photo.
A photo of me at work.
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