Makeup for Weddings

Over the weekend, we were asked to bring in 3 models in class: a little girl, a man and a mature woman. Being a makeup artist doesn't mean you'll always work on women in their 20's or 30's. Our teacher also wanted us to understand how the application becomes different for other folks. This happens a lot during weddings with the flower girls, the groom and the mothers of the couple. Kids aren't supposed to look made up and shouldn't look like tiny adults in these occasions. Men shouldn't look like girls either and mature women need age appropriate colors and moisturizing products on their face. For this session, I tagged along my aunt, niece and boyfriend. It was already a family affair on its own! ;p