[ SECRET POST #2644 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2644 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

+1 for the fascinating craftsmanship of it. I hated having makeup applied when I took dance as a kid (there was an assembly line of moms whom I could not sneak past or bargain down on their application), and while I've had it put on much more nicely since then for weddings and the like, it's not my thing. But one of my sisters had a Kevyn Aucoin book (Face Forward), and I was amazed at the different personas he was able to create with skillful application, even though I think it mostly falls under beauty/fashion makeup. Plus, the way he wrote about the models and the work was affectionate and appealing, not intimidating or insinuating anything about what women or men should look like.