Behind the back of the international YSL make-up artist Tom Pesho - dozens of years of experience in the beauty field: as a child he could not even imagine that artistic make-up is a real profession, and that it would become his vocation and work of life. As part of the recent Paris Fashion Week, the master once again demonstrated that he knows one hundred percent in make-up, especially in the secrets of creating the perfect skin tone and flawless lip makeup.
“I am always inspired by Anthony Vaccarello's ideas and the makeup products I am working on,” Tom comments. He shared with us about the most useful tips for perfect makeup in a separate interview - we take note and use it in any season.
Care
To achieve the perfect skin tone, you need a really good skincare product to prepare it for the makeup application - for example, Pure Shots Light Up Serum will work great on problem pores and deeply moisturize the dermis.
Skin tone
First and foremost, you need a little foundation to ensure the most even, smooth finish. As a result, we want a flawless tone with a matte finish. Don't forget to apply some Touche Éclat Shimmer Stick to the top of your cheeks and give your brows a well-groomed look.
Lips
For the lips, boldly choose this year's bestseller from YSL - Lipstick The Slim No.21: it will help you create bold, effective lip makeup with a flawless matte finish without giving them dryness. The square tip of the lipstick will allow you to achieve unique clarity of lines and emphasize the shape of your lips in one stroke.
Eyes
Strength and boldness lie in naturalness, so with full lip makeup and even skin tone, it is completely unnecessary to highlight the eyes. Remember the rule of one accent: there are either eyes or lips - there is no third.
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