1920’s Clara Bow inspired make-up tutorial
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1920’s Clara Bow inspired make-up tutorial PRODUCTS USED: Bobbi Brown Foundation stick or MAC full coverage foundation Dark Brown Creme eyeshadow Soap MAC Dark Soul Pigment Make up forever Flash Palette www.makeup-provisions.com MAC Current Lip Pencil … 1920’s clara bow silent movies fashion beauty mac chanel make up forever bobbi brown tutorial demo tips artist pixiwoo samantha chapman
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great video. You can get lush makeup from L’Oreal to test before you buy. I got the latest maybelline mascara from “gratismakeupsamples”.
Fantastic! Absolutely going in my favorites!
Lovely! Glad I stumbled upon this video.
Clara Bow is my favorite star,she always looked horny!
this is gorgeous! one of the best I’ve seen. it reminds me of Mae West i had to do a soliloquy of her, i wish i would’ve seen this then, maybe for Halloween!
going on my favorites!
You look so beautiful in this video just with no make up on!!!!!!!! I love your hair!
what a smooth and sexy voice you have xD
you are right, the look is unflattering. however, it’s great to know how makeup was used throughout each era. i am currently studying makeup and find your vids very, very helpful. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
you are ssoooooooooooooooooo beautiful!
In this tutorial you look like Rachel Weisz from the first Mummy movie. SOO PRETTY!!!!!! <3
That 1920s make-up looks much better with 1920s hair. With straight hair you look goth. Great effects on the black-white though, much more authentically old than you see on other youtube videos.
you’ve got a beautiful face!
I love the look. The eyebrows are perfect for a Clara Bow,.
what kind of cream eye shadow do you recommend?
i think this is beautiful. nothing like the 20s. thank you!
Anyone!
very good post…thank you
Cool video. I’m not a makeup artist, but still interesting to learn about makeup in the past.
JuStiiNesBrOss:
Really? Who would you kill?
this is great!
i would also love if you could do a tutorial on how to clean makeup brushes. your videos are always easy to pick up and learn and look great!
I’m doing a Clara Bow look for my channel on Monday. Have you heard of Besame’ cosmetics? They have a lipstick shade that is perfect for this era…it’s called Noir Red and it literally looks black under black and white film.
Loved this video! I went to a 1920’s party and used this video to apply the make-up! It turned out great! Thanks so much!!
try exfoliating.. you might have a build up of dead skin.. exfoliating always helps my makeup go on more smoothly and just brightens up your face anyways. also it could be the makeup/brushes you are using
I’m only in highschool I wish I could wear this makeup look there its so pretty I love the 20s
you kind of remind me of khloe kardashian.. kim kardashians sister, but youre a prettier version i would say… anyway how does all the different types of concelears n eye brighteners go on sooo smoothely on your face? is it a camera thing or is there a trick cause i feel that when i apply it its not 100% silky and invisible