Makeup and nail art books or sites?
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Feb 11, 2014
Hannah K.
For makeup, I recommend Kevyn Aucoin's books, Making Faces and Face Forward. I'd also recommend a book called Makeup is Art (the author escapes me at the moment). In terms of websites, check out thebeautydepartment.com, theglossarie.com, beautybanter.com. I'm not sure about nail art though, sorry!
Feb 11, 2014
CPT- Lili R.
Hannah I have the face forward book and love love it jaqueline recommended it to me, what's your favorite part of the book? I like the Mariylen Monroe transformation