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VK O.

Hi Beauties!
I was wondering if anyone has come across some good make up books lately?
I love reading about make up and skincare and expanding my knowlegde on the subject. So if anyone has any suggestions they would like to share, that would be great!

-VK

Brooklyn C.

I have a good book called Making Faces. I have learned a lot from it. More than I have learned in school.

VK O.

Thanks for the suggestion Modern! Is it by Kevyn Aucoin? I will definetely check it out!

Brooklyn C.

Yes. its the kind of book that has information about chosing the right colors, products, and placement, but in a very detailed way. Its something I would read to build and improve on what I know.

VK O.

Awesome! I really appreciate the feedback! I

Simera H.

I agree I just finished that book. Changing Faces by Kevyn Aucoin.

Landrey S.

I love that book! There is a book im interested in reading. "Staging Your Comeback" A beauty revival guide for women over 45 by Christopher Hopkins. I thought it would be good reference for me when addressing clients.

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