Healthy skin is the ultimate foundation because makeup is skincare. Licensed advanced esthetician Ta’Shona Gibson shared her journey from being a makeup artist to focusing on skincare, emphasizing the importance of understanding and caring for the skin before applying makeup. Ta’Shona believes this statement holds in beauty and cosmetics, where the foundation for a flawless makeup look starts with healthy, well-cared-for skin.
DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical or health advice. This podcast does not substitute medical treatment. Always consult a doctor or dermatologist regarding medical advice, diagnoses, or treatment.
In the podcast, Ta’Shona discussed the challenges and intricacies of being a makeup artist, emphasizing the artistry and skill required to create customized makeup looks for each client. From matching foundation shades to mastering techniques like applying false lashes, makeup artists must pay attention to detail and adapt their skills to suit the unique features of each individual. However, Ta’Shona highlighted the importance of understanding skincare in this process, as healthy skin provides a solid foundation for any makeup look.
Furthermore, Ta’Shona discusses undertones such as warm, cool, neutral, olive, and rosy. She highlights the importance of understanding these nuances and how they can impact the choice of foundation shade. By recognizing the subtle differences in undertones, makeup artists and beauty enthusiasts can tailor their foundation selection to enhance the skin's natural beauty and radiance.
The podcast discussion underscores the idea that less is more in makeup. Focusing on skincare, using lighter products, and using minimal powder can achieve a more natural and radiant makeup look. Ta’Shona Gibson explains how embracing this approach allows for a more effortless and timeless beauty style that enhances one's natural features without masking them.
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