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Amy Winehouse Dead at 27, Drug Overdose Suspected

Darkman — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 00:29:13 +0000

Amy Winehouse, the beehived soul-jazz diva whose self-destructive behaviors overshadowed a unique musical talent, was discovered dead Saturday in her London residence, authorities said. She was 27.

“Everyone who had been associated with Amy is stunned and devastated. Our thoughts are with her family and friends,” said Chris Goodman, a spokesperson for her publicity representatives. He said her family will probably issue a press release when they’re ready.

The British singer’s record label, Universal, confirmed her death on Saturday.

“We are deeply saddened at the sudden loss of such a gifted musician, artist and performer,” the statement read. “Our prayers go out to Amy’s family, friends and fans at this difficult time.”

Her father, Mitch Winehouse, himself a musician, had just flown to New York to perform two shows at the Blue Note jazz club, but learned the news upon arrival and immediately flew back to the U.K..

Amy Winehouse Dead at 27

Winehouse shot to fame with the album “Back to Black,” whose blend of jazz, soul, rock and classic pop was a global hit. It won five Grammys and made Winehouse – with her black beehive hairdo and old-fashioned sailor tattoos – one of music’s most recognizable stars.

Police confirmed that a 27-year-old female was pronounced dead at the home in Camden Square northern London; the cause of death was not immediately known. London Ambulance Services said Winehouse had died before the two ambulance crews it sent arrived at the scene. An autopsy is scheduled for Sunday, TMZ.com reports.

Rockabilly Valentine Gift Ideas

Darkman — Sat, 05 Feb 2011 21:49:33 +0000

Valentines day is just around the corner and there’s still enough time to get that special someone a gift that says you are thinking of them. For the Special guys in your life you can get anything from tattoo kits to tattoo books, girlie book and posters and for that special lady there are some really cool purses and handbags, shoes and hair and make-up books.

We list what we thought would be cool rockabilly Valentines day gifts for that someone special in your life for valentines day. If you have any additional suggestions we’d love to hear from you in the comments section below.

And for more gift ideas, see what we did for Christmas CLICK HERE.

For the special people in your life:

Super Stylish Rockabilly Handbags and Purses

See the Whole line of Lux De Ville Purses and Handbags HERE

Burlesque Books

See all the Available Burlesque Books HERE

Tattoo Books

Tattoo Kits

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Workshops To Learn Rockabilly Hairstyling

Darkman — Sat, 05 Feb 2011 20:45:26 +0000

Workshops To Learn Rockabilly Hairstyling

Unless you have a mother who lived through the days of the 1940’s and 1950’s, you are going to have to learn your rockabilly and pin-up hairstyling from books, photo’s, videos and in some areas there are workshops to learn rockabilly hairstyling.

There are also hairstylists who teach these types of rockabilly and pin-up hairstyles in some select salons, but finding where they are is sometimes hard. We have compiled a list of places to find workshops to learn rockabilly and pin-up hairstyling.

USA:

Mitzi’s & Co’s Pin Up Beauty Academy(@Viva Las Vegas):

Workshops in Hairstyling, Make-up, Glamour Make-up, Male Styling

Beginner and Intermediate Workshops

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Bettina May(Pin-up Classes):

Workshops in Pinup, Hair and Make-up.

Brooklyn Feb 6
NYC Feb 10
NYC Feb 11
Poconos Feb 26
New Jersey Mar 20
Salem, OR Mar 27
Seattle, WA Apr 2
Memphis, TN May 22
Louisville, KY May 28

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Australia:

Boogie Bop Dames

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UK:

Burlesque on the Beach: Vintage pin-up hair workshop

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Vintage Meetup Groups Across The World:

http://vintage.meetup.com

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Rockabilly Hairstyles, Pinup Makeup and Pinup Modeling

Darkman — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 22:47:22 +0000

We have 3 books and 1 DVD we would like to show you…

If you’re looking for more tutorials on Rockabilly and Pinup Hairstyles, or you want to know how to do your own Rockabilly and Pinup Makeup, or you’re going to do some pinup modeling for your boyfriend, then go no further. We’ve go the list of Books and Videos for you right here for you to get your best looks for that rockabilly/pinup model look.

Rockabilly Hairstyles and Pinup Hairstyles are basically the same, and so is rockabilly and pinup makeup, the question is, can you do them? If you find it hard to do we have several books and a video for you to look at, which we think you will benefit from.

The first Book we have to show is:

Vintage Hairstyling: Retro Styles with Step-by-Step Techniques – $24

Vintage Hairstyling: Retro Styles with Step-by-Step Techniques

There was something very special and beautiful about women in the early- to mid-20th century. The way they dressed was elegant and the way they wore their hair was feminine.

This book shows how to re-create so many of those hairstyles by taking hairstyles from the 1930s, 40s, 50s, and 60s and breaking them down into simple, easy-to-follow instructions. It uses brand new photographs and detailed directions. Not only a manual, it is also fun to read.

The Finished Styles chapter of the book contains coffee table book quality images of models with their finished hairstyles. Sprinkled in introductions and throughout the book are interesting facts about the history of hairstyling, origins of styles, and information about starlets and performers who made the styles popular.

This 200-page full-color book has 6 main chapters. The book begins with the basics of styling and works its way back to advanced techniques. It also provides information on makeup, nails, and accessories for a finished look.

Available at Amazon.Com

The Second Book we have to show is:
Retro Makeup: Techniques for Applying the Vintage Look – $24

Retro Makeup: Techniques for Applying the Vintage Look

Retro Makeup: Techniques for applying the Vintage Look is a history and application guide for vintage cosmetic styles. It is a companion book to Vintage Hairstyling: Retro Styles with Step-by-Step Techniques. It starts with a brief history on the acceptance of makeup at the beginning of the 20th century and continues to explain in detail the styles, colors and techniques for applying makeup to look like the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. Included in each decade are step-by-step directions on full makeup styles inspired by famous women such as Josephine Baker in the 1920s, Jean Harlow in the 1930s, Rita Hayworth in the 1940s, Marilyn Monroe in the 1950s, and Twiggy in the 1960s. The book also includes factual information about what defined the makeup looks of the decades based on popular culture of the time.

About the Author

Hair and makeup artist Lauren Rennells works in the photography and film industry. She freelances providing unique designs for advertisements, films, television and private clients. Her passion for beauty of the past led her to write Retro Makeup: Techniques for Applying the Vintage Look and Vintage Hairstyling: Retro Styles with Step-by-Step Techniques.

Available at Amazon for $24

The next item is a DVD:

How to be a Pinup Model – Release your Inner Bombshell! – $15

How to be a Pinup Model

This DVD is great! It has Makeup How-to’s, Pinup/Rockabilly Hairstyles, and How to pose for a pinup photo shoot and why. Even if you don’t want to be a pinup model this DVD will help you with your hair and makeup for a rockabilly night out

How to be a Pinup Model – Release your Inner Bombshell is a unique instructional program celebrating female curves, positive self-image and playful spirit with two outstanding stars of vintage/alternative modeling and burlesque artists go-go Amy and Bettina May.

Alluring vintage pinup girl looks are now at the fingertips of any woman fortunate enough to lay her hands on this treasure chest of hair and makeup tutorials, modeling tricks, styling ideas, and inspirational guidance.

To quote our instructors, ‘Pinup modeling is a body-positive experience. Glamour has no age, height, or size requirements. All you need is a good attitude and a little glitter.’

So, go ahead, add sensual vintage flair to your everyday look or try an amazing pinup makeover for special occasions!

Creating your own pinup look is addictive!…. it is an experience of emotional discovery, bringing you closer to your truly feminine, always hopeful, ageless, resourceful, and down-to-earth core.

You will be amazed at the volume of detail in this program: The vintage-look lore, grandma’s secrets, and the spot-on helpful modern advice generously offered by Bettina May and go-go Amy, as well as the authenticity of their material, the depth their historical awareness and their inventiveness in blending retro and modern techniques. This video guide covers Vintage/Rockabilly/Pinup hair styles, glamour Pinup/Rockabilly makeup, posing for photography, sexy body language, and maintaining an optimistic spirit.

Bettina May instructs in the techniques of setting curls (different angles and configurations of rollers result in different looks!) and curl styling to echo the image of your favorite pinup icon or retro movie star, and in creating your own unique modern style with a retro twist.

Go-go Amy delves into the elusive techiques of vintage makeup: She brings new hope to all of us who attempted a ’40s diva cat eye or a retro lip shape but were defeated by crooked lines and hideous smudges generated by uncooperative pencils and eye-liner from hell.

Rediscover simplicity: ‘This is how grandma did it, and grandma was always right.’

Short hair? Short bangs? Learn how to seamlessly incorporate features of your personal hair style into an authentic retro look.

Body shape concerns? First of all, get over it. (It’s all about CURVES, remember?) But, to be on the safe side, learn to trick the camera!

Bettina May and go-go Amy take you on a journey through a dynamic inventory of modeling tricks and flattering body angles used by movie stars and models in front of the camera since silent movie days.

The girls will also teach you totally doable tricks to achieve those innocent and always surprised wide-eyed ingenue pinup girl facial expressions.

This beautiful-in-spirit, supportive and highly entertaining program is a perfect gift for yourself or a friend, and can also be the centerpiece for ‘a girls night in’ party. This DVD is Great!

Available at Amazon.Com

The next Item is another book:

Plain Jane to Pinup Queen: Pinup Modeling Workshop in a Book – $30

Plain Jane to Pinup Queen

Do you think you are just not photogenic or that you don’t have the right body type to look good in pictures? Do you cringe every time someone pulls out a camera at an event?

Bombshell Betty has good news for you… Anyone can learn to be more photogenic! It’s all in learning the secrets to visually sculpting your body through posing techniques and learning how to express your personality vibrantly in front of the camera. Believe it or not, these skills CAN be taught! This book is your key to finally having the flattering pictures that you want. No previous modeling skill or experience is required.

Whether you are looking to get started as a professional pinup model, or you simply want to dazzle your loved ones and shock your enemies with your fabulous new self, this one-of-a-kind book will transform you into the living, breathing pinup queen you’ve always wanted to be!

With this book, you will learn everything you need to know to get gorgeous pinup photos, demonstrated step by step with stunning photographs:

Why the camera adds 10 pounds and how to avoid this effect * Tricks fashion and pinup models use to “sculpt” their bodies
Traditional pinup poses for an authentic, retro look
Photo movement and effective prop use
Personality projection and how to “make love to the camera”
Photo styling
Step by step styling instruction for 1920’s-1950’s hair and makeup
Practical modeling basics like finding and working with photographers and how to pack and prepare for a photo shoot
Plus much more!

Available at Amazon.Com

Sample Chapters:

Pinup Modeling

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How To Do Rockabilly and Pinup Hairstyles and Hairdos

Darkman — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 03:53:24 +0000

While we could go on and on about How to do Rockabilly and Pinup Hairstyles and Hair-Do’s, we are just going to give you a link to the page we already have Videos and Tutorials of How to do Rockabilly Hairstyles. We also recommend a few books which we list below. Hopefully with the videos we have and the books we offer, you Ladies will be able to find what you need for your hairstyles.

View Rockabilly Hairstyle Videos and Tutorials HERE.

We also offer at a very low cost, our own eBook, PDF Version of Rockabilly and Pinup Style Hairdo books. Currently we have 4 book on sale here and several more to come eventually in the next few weeks. You can find the ebooks we offer With This Link HERE

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Vintage Hairstyles How To’s, Vintage Hair Style Definitions and Vintage Hair Style History

Darkman — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 04:58:34 +0000

Vintage Hairstyles How To’s, Vintage Hair Style Definitions and Vintage Hair Style History

I’ve been looking around for more information on hairstyles, how to’s and vintage hairstyle books, and have some juicy info for you ladies today.

Please also see our Rockabilly Hairstyles Video Tutorials HERE.

Rolls
Hair rolls are what most people think of when they think of vintage 1940s hair-dos. If you have at least shoulder length hair, you can do rolls! Give it a shot – it takes a bit of time to dry your hair once it’s in curlers, so leave yourself plenty of time between starting your hair and walking out the door, or invest in a bonnet dryer from a beauty supply store or thrift shop.

Pin curls
Pin curls are the basis for almost every 40’s style – even if you put the front of your hair in rolls, you still want to make sure the back of your head is as pretty as the front. They’re not hard to do, and once you have the hang of it, you can sit on the sofa and twist your locks up into pin curls without even looking in a mirror.

Fingerwaves
It would be practically impossible to introduce a curl or wave into hair using only the fingers and a comb if that hair is dry, simply because the hair is not softened or plasticized. If the hair is partially wet or wet only on the surface, it will be only partially softened and, therefore, still unable to readily accept a new form.

However if the hair is thoroughly wet from top to scalp and to the core of each hair, it becomes plastic enough to form easily into a new position of curls or waves. From that point, thorough and complete drying hardens the hair. In its new form, you should have a lasting set until such time as the hair absorbs moisture from the air surrounding it to once more soften itself. As it is no longer controlled by hairpins and a net, it will then relax and lose the formation that was given it during the fingerwave.

Obviously, then, it is important to use a wetting agent that will primarily wet the hair through and through and, after the setting, dry out of the hair thoroughly.

Do Rags
Do Rags started off as a way to cover up your pin curl pins when you absolutely had to leave the house while your hair was drying. Once gals hit the workforce, the bandanna became a necessary method of keeping their locks out of the machinery. But if you’re looking for a tidy and easy way to put your hair up in a more casual fashion without fussing, this will do the trick.

Rag Curlers
Want ringlets but don’t want to deal with the pins? Want the effect of curlers without having to sleep on them? Give rag curlers a try! For those of you with curly hair, rag curlers can tame your wild locks, and for those with straight hair, you’ll get a head-full of curls!

Choosing a Style to Flatter Your Face
Long and thin, or short and full – choose a style to flatter your particular face shape. For more reading on Choosing the Right Hair Style for your Face, Go Here:

Rockabilly, Pinup and Burlesque Hairstyles to Fit YOUR Face

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Rockabilly, Pinup and Burlesque Hairstyles to Fit YOUR Face

Darkman — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 04:51:41 +0000

Rockabilly, Pinup and Burlesque Hairstyles to Fit YOUR Face

A facial guide to choosing the right Rockabilly, Pinup or Burlesque Hair Style for your face.

The woman who is fortunately blessed with an oval face can wear any style with ease and flattery. But her less fortunate sisters who happen to have a long, thin face or a short, full face have a much more difficult problem on their hands.

The girl with a long face usually finds one style which is becoming and sticks to it because it does so much more for her than any other style she has ever worn. But being a woman, even a flattering style becomes boring after awhile, and she will long to wear a pompadour or a pompadour band or something new and different.

It is possible for the girl with the long face to wear a pompadour and have it flattering just so long as it is styled for her facial contour. It wouldn’t be the same pompadour that I would work out for her full-faced sister, but one that must out of necessity be individually styled.

Be sure to check out the downloadable eBooks we have on 1940’s hair styling

1. The Pompadour for long, thin face

The style designed for the long thin face, the hair is brought out at the sides to give the illusion of width. The pompadour is higher on the sides, dipping down in a diagonal wave in the center. The back of the hair is dressed in a full chignon(pronounced “sheen-yon,”) which hides a long neck and gives flattering fullness to the lower part of the face.

Pompadour for long, thin face

2. Pompadour for short, full face

The hair is swept up close to the head on either side. The height of the pompadour is concentraded in the center – tapering off on either side. The back hair is cut short, and combed into casual curls that are placed well up on the neck. These curls should bluster close to the head behind the ears to give a soft profile line, but should not show from the front, as a general rule, because with the full face additional width at the jaw line is not desirable.

Pompadour for short, full face

The same principles can be applied to pompadour bangs for the long face and the full face:

3. Pompadour bang for long, thin face

Pompadour bang for long, thin face

4. Pompadour bang for short, full face

Pompadour bang for short, full face

The feather cut.

Sketches 5 and 6 show two versions of the feather cut.
In each case the style for the long face gives fullness at the sides and at the neckline, while the style for the full face emphasizes height and as little fullness at the sides as possible.

5. Feather cut for long, thin face

Feather cut for long, thin face

6. Feather cut for short, full face

Feather cut for short, full face

7. Flat-top for long, thin face

The newest(in the 1940s-50s) trend in hairstyles is the flat-top. Sketch 7 shows a flattering version of this style for the long, thin face. The hair is combed smooth across the top and the sides are combed out in vertical waves that stand away from the head to give the desired fullness.

Flat-top for long, thin face

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Bettie Page, Unplugged and Undressed…

Darkman — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 06:11:29 +0000

Bettie Page, Unplugged and Undressed…

In 1940, Hume-Fogg High School voted a young girl as “most likely to succeed”. Little did they know that success was just an understatement for how far this girl actually went. Some know her as “The Queen of Curves” and some know her as “The Dark Angel” but everyone would agree that she went down in history as the forever famous Bettie Page.

Born in Nashville, Tennessee on April 22, 1923, Page became incredibly independent at an early age. She was an older sister who took the role of a parent figure at age ten when her her father, Walter Page was imprisoned and her mother, Edna Pirtle worked full time as a hairdresser by day and laundry washer by night.

As a teenager, Page and her sisters taught themselves how to sew and started experimenting with make up and different hairstyles inspired by their favorite movie stars. This was the beginning to a life long career in a world based on materialism and appearance. Page journeyed into this lifestyle with hopes to become a famous movie star but came out with years of credit under her belt for pin up modeling and other sexually explicit forms of media. But none the less, she gained the title of an iconic American figure.

Photos of Page’s jet black curls and mid length bangs flooded New York’s erotic photography scene and were printed throughout various men’s magazines. Her coke bottle figure mixed with her fearless posing propped her up on a pedestal in no time. Her modeling was in high demand and even landed her quite a few film jobs. She was known for her specialized photos for select clientele of photographer Irving Klaw, where she performed acts of bondage, sadomasochism and fetishes for film and stills.

Shortly after, Page posed for Bunny Yeagar and together they created her most celebrated work; Jungle Bettie. This took place at Africa USA in Florida, as Page wore her own leopard print designs and went to work with two cheetahs by her side.

Yeager passed these photos on to Hugh Hefner who automatically fell in love with her and stated “I think that she was a remarkable lady, an iconic figure in the pop culture who influenced sexuality, taste in fashion, someone who had a tremendous impact on our society”. He then awarded her playmate of the month and made her the centerfold for his January 1995 issue of Playboy Magazine.

Page continued modeling until 1957 but then converted to Christianity and no longer wanted anything to do with that lifestyle anymore. After that, her life was a roller coaster of emotions and post traumatic disorders that lead her to her death on December 11th, 2008. But throughout the time that she was no where to be found, her legacy still lived on and gained cult followings that still survive today.

For more on the Real Bettie Page and the Un-official Bettie Page Biography Tell-All Go here

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Rockabilly Hairstyling Tips for Women

Darkman — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 22:59:50 +0000

Rockabilly Hairstyling Tips for Women

Guest Post by Elana Kluner

If you’re the girl who runs with scissors or the girl that keeps them in her toolbox, here are some Rockabilly hairstyling tips for you. The brave and bold will go the extreme with their locks, but the more conservative and cautious will go with the imitation. Whatever you choose, these tips will give you that glamourous look that you desire. Just follow these steps and be prepared to have the boys whistling. Then tell them that they better watch out because you might be the next pin-up girl posing for the cover of Cosmo Magazine. But like any good beautician would say, lets start at the very beginning. So here we go, pick your category, get out your shopping list and pen and jot these babies down. Feel free to mix the two if your weary on which personality suits you best. Once you’ve got these, then go to your local pharmacy and get to work.

The Extremest, The Cautious

Scissors, 1. Bobbie Pins
Narrow Tooth Comb, 2. Long rolling pin
Curling Iron, 3. Curling Iron
Hair Spray, 4. Hairspray

Okay girls, so the key here is volume. It is best to start off with freshly washed hair so your locks don’t look weighed down or flat. No matter which side you are choosing, or lingering between the two, you are going to have the same outcome. These helpful hints are simple, fun and effective. So lay your new purchases out, sit in your beauty chair, stare into that vanity mirror and lets get to work.

Alright Miss Extremist, we will start with your locks first. You are going to want your hair to be dry so either blow dry it or let it dry naturally, whatever works best for you. Next, place your fingers on your temples and draw an imaginary line straight upwards until you reach your hairline. This will mark both ends of where your bangs will be. Now section off your hair by connecting these two points into a center spot about two inches back from your widows peak. Pull this section forward and tie back the rest of your hair to get it out of the way. Now you are ready to cut your Rockabilly bangs. Take your narrow tooth comb and pull it through your locks until its around the center of your nose. Make sure every bit of hair is pulled to the same length and tension. Now take your scissors and slowly make small snippets all the way across the center of your forehead until all of the excess hair is cut off. You can fix them up if there are any pieces that are to long by simply snipping them with the back the the scissors resting against your forehead. Now you have true Rockabilly bangs.

And for Miss Cautious, heres how we will give you the same effect for your bangs without having to chop them off. Section off your hair the same way as explained above and pull back the rest. Smooth out this section with your fingers and add a spitz of hair spray if your hair is acting rebellious or frizzy. Now, connect the tips of your bangs to the top of the long rolling pin and roll your hair inwards, around the pin, until your reach your roots. Hairspray this section to hold it in place then very carefully and slowly, slide the rolling pin out of one side while keeping your fingers in the whole of your hair to keep the shape. Now take your bobby pins and stick them through the inside and bottom of your new bangs. Finish off with another touch of hairspray and Tad-ah, you have Rockabilly bangs.

Now its time to let your hair loose. This is the more time consuming part but it’s easy to do. Depending on the thickness of your hair, you might want to do this in layers. Pick up a portion of your hair that is compatible with the size of your curling iron. This might be a pinch or a whole chunk, it doesn’t matter as long as it fits. Next, curl this piece all the way to your roots, hold for 3 to 5 sections, then let it go. Continue this with your entire head until every piece is curled. Once this is completed, softly comb your fingers through your hair to separate the curls and give is a more natural effect. This will make your hair fluffy and light. Once you have gotten it to your desirable look, take your hairspray and lock that baby down. Make sure not to overdue it on the spray, as this will make it look stiff and heavy. Now you are ready to go strut your stuff and show off your new look.

Elana Kluner is a San Diego resident and currently studying Journalism and Creative Writing in Auckland, New Zealand. She is also a professional Dancer with many credits to her name and experience with The Millennium Dance Complex and can be reached at Ekluner@gmail.com

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Pinup and Rockabilly Makeup Book List

Darkman — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 20:46:11 +0000

Pinup and Rockabilly Makeup Book List

We get a lot of requests for resources for Makeup for Pinup Modeling and just general Rockabilly makeup. So we’ve put together a list of books for just that purpose: Makeup, Eyebrows and Hairstyles. The makeup books by Kevyn Aucoin are a very good resource for several different styles of pinup, rockabilly and Hollywood glamour style makeup. Kevyn explores period pieces from the early days of film(1920’s) to today with clear instructions and makeup pieces. The Bobbi Brown books are a great resources for makeup in general including skin and face care, something I have found as a photographer, to be invaluable. You would be surprised at how many women DO NOT know about skin and face care. Got big pores, you should read this book, black heads, read this book, just need to know how to clean your skin and apply good makeup? READ THESE BOOKS.

Then there is the ALMIGHTY Eyebrow book. Ladies, if you haven’t had formal training in sculping your eyebrows for YOUR face shape, you should get this book right now. Many ladies do their eyebrows the way they THINK they should be done, but they are wrong for their face. Also it teaches how just one or two eyebrow lashes out of place can change the whole look of the face. Check it.

These books, are a valuable resources for ANY women wanting to look her very best for ANY occasion. If you are still unsure about having your makeup done before a shoot, please see this post here at Darkmans Darkroom

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