Originally published PLUS Model Magazine 11/01/2009 by Artemis I am asked many times what is the difference between a moisturizer and a serum. A moisturizer is created to be emollient, whether for dry or oily skin, and it is made to work on the upper layers of the skin to add and balance moisture levels. Serums,… [Continue Reading]
This month, PLUS Model Magazine East Coast Beauty Editor and Celebrity Make-up artist shares March must haves for plus size beauty. Her picks include Make-up Forever, Bobbi Brown, Naked Cosmetics and more. To see Tara’s picks, check out this month’ s issue of PLUS Model Magazine online {read more…} Read the March 2012… [Continue Reading]
Originally published PLUS Model Magazine 5/01/2008 Sometimes the occasion calls for a little extra something… like, say false eyelashes. If you want the most natural of false lashes, then I suggest either individuals or individual knot-free flares. Applying them might be a little bit tricky, but once you have got the hang of it… well, then… [Continue Reading]
Originally published PLUS Model Magazine 4/01/2008 Eyelashes are just as alluring as a sexy pout… they are the other bait… come hither looks cannot possibly be well framed without the perfect lashes. 1. Curl My favorite lash curler is by Shu Uemera. Curl before you apply mascara. Curling after can actually cause our lashes to break.… [Continue Reading]
Recently, we had the honor and privilege to interview Marvin Joseph and his lovely wife Rhonda Mays. Marvin is a photographer and his wife is a Make-Up Artist. You may have seen the AWESOME ad campaign for Australia’s Embody Denim clothing line for plus-size women. Well, these two are the team behind those ads and… [Continue Reading]
1. Urban Decay 24/7 Liner $16 2. Christian Dior No. 258 Azure Blue Mascara $24.50 3. Makeup Forever #36 Satin Fuchsia Lipstick $19 4. Urban Decay Deluxe Eyeshadow in Fishnet $18 5. Nars Blush in Taj Mahal (darker skin tones); Nars Blush in Orgasm (fairer skin tones) $27 6. Sally Hansen Xtreme… [Continue Reading]
“Inspiration comes from important moments in fashion too,” says Gault. “In the 80s,Thierry Mugler’s exaggerated shoulder pads and nipped-in waists called for a bold approach to makeup. The challenge for my team was to take retro glamour and push it into the future—what I call the Futuristic Forties.” Key to this all-out allure: berry-red lips,… [Continue Reading]
