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Subject: Re: Hair and Makeup help

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Date Posted: 18:30:01 02/24/03 Mon
In reply to: Linda 's message, "Hair and Makeup help" on 22:06:43 02/18/03 Tue

Here are a few suggestions... as for the "fall", you roll it and style it the night before - just like you would if it were on her head. I do believe you need to wash it first so that it will take curl but check with the person that you bought it from before you do that just in case. You can roll her real hair lightly to give fullness to her hairdo and to make sure that it doesn't stick out underneath the fall. Roll the front just like you usually would for a pouf. Make a small sprout-like ponytail right behind the pouf - this provides an anchor for the comb of the fall to stick into so it won't fall off. Put on the fall, comb out and style the pouf blending some of her real hair over the fall so that you can't see where the real hair ends and the fall begins. As to doing a pouf, makeup, etc.... I still say the best way to learn is to pay someone one time and watch everything that they do. Many good H/M people go to prelims or other smaller pageants where they don't charge so much. You can get a good look at the products that they use as well as the way they do the makeup and hair. Then take a few closeup pictures of the completed "look". You can practice on your own at home. There used to be a board where you could ask questions to a H/M artist and I learned a whole lot there including makeup brands, colors, etc. I am pretty sure it no longer exists, though.... too bad - it was so helpful!

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Author: Kande [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 13:29:19 05/01/06 Mon How in the world do you put make up on a 2 yr old i have tried and tried but she jerks away from me and i cant seem to get the makeup right can anyone help me on what i should do and what type of make up and tanning stuff i should use i wiould really appreciate it e-mail me at Kande_grace@yahoo.com