How to enlarge breasts without surgery? Luscious breasts are every woman's wet dream, as breasts are a symbol of femininity. But they are not given to everyone. That's right, it's not just bigger breasts that are beautiful, but to be honest, bigger breasts attract the attention of not only men but also women. With bigger breasts, the cleavage is nicer, dresses fit better, and what else could be found. We can reach them in several ways. When we talk about lushness, the first thing we naturally think of is cosmetic surgery. But you don't need to make an appointment with a cosmetic surgeon for an increase, you don't need to change your diet, train your pectoral muscles, etc., all you need is makeup and instructions from makeup artist Natalie Boucher!
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Have you ever seen the famous painting 'The Great Wave off Kanagawa' by the Japanese painter Katsushika Hokusai? Probably. But you certainly haven't seen it painted on the lips. At least until now, because that's exactly what makeup artist Andrea Reed did. But she didn't stop there. Tartan lips? Lips like a leaf? Like a honeycomb? The Canadian makeup artist's imagination knows no bounds!
The possibilities for shading and highlighting the eyes are countless, but none are as imaginative as the shading of Israeli artist Tal Peleg, also known as Scarlet Moon, who used the area between the eyes and eyebrows as a painting canvas. With her creations, she paid homage to films such as Frozen, The Wizard of Oz, Deadpool, The Shining and Coraline, as well as famous characters such as The Little Prince and Smileys.
Regardless of whether you've had a long and restful night, you still often wake up in the morning feeling like you've been run over by a truck. But so that you don't look like you came straight from a nightclub at work, we trust you with 8 ways to look much fresher, rested and awake than you really are with a few beauty tricks.
Tina Lasič Andrejević, make-up artist and director of education at the first and only professional make-up school in our country, Make Up Artist Center, entrusted us with some of the most important information and instructions that brides must follow when applying make-up for their biggest day.
Are you getting married this year? Have you already chosen a make-up artist who will take care of your make-up? If you haven't chosen a make-up artist yet or you're hesitating, sign up for our prize game in which we're giving away a wedding make-up with renowned Slovenian make-up artist Ana Lazovski. Brides-to-be who plan to get married before the end of 2016 can apply.
In case you don't know, "contouring" is no longer just the domain of the face. We can also highlight and shade the collarbone, chest, abdominal muscles... and now obviously the neck as well. That's right! Neck contouring is in fashion!
If you just love singer Adele and her hit Hello, then you have to see how beauty vlogger Becca Rose transforms into her with makeup.
Are you looking for the perfect holiday or New Year's make-up? We allow ourselves to be inspired by the beauties from the red carpets and catwalks for our make-up for the longest night of the year. Let's not forget our favorite red lipstick, eye shadows in metallic shades, play with the color blue and emphasize the eyes with eyeliner in the style of the sixties. Here are suggestions and ideas for "sexy" holiday make-up.
The reign of the "almost no makeup" makeup trend is officially over. Fashion houses for the coming spring are commanding strongly emphasized lips in the colors of red apple and dark wine, eccentric blue eyes, playful glitter and noticeable graphic lines. Here are the key makeup trends for Spring 2016…
Are you good at wielding eyeliner? While we at the editorial office are all for experimentation and the fact that there are no rules in beauty (apart from removing your makeup every night), it's good to know what you can never go wrong with. With eyeliner, certain techniques are said to bring more symmetry even to different eye shapes. Here are tips that will help us choose the right way to apply eyeliner according to the shape of our eyes.
Cleopatra did her make-up, you do your make-up. Makeup has been with us for thousands of years, so the history of makeup is full of lucky and less fortunate trends. Make-up artist Lisa Eldridge dug into the history books of make-up, who went back 5,000 years and through the make-up of her face walked through the fashion guidelines that ruled women's fashion until today. Check out when it was good to be a woman and when it was a little less (we're just talking about fashion, let's face it).