
Kara Winsloe shares tips and tricks for an at-home everyday makeup look, drawing on on-location work, theater training, and experience with weddings, headshots, and celebrities.
Prep the canvas with a non-white, yellow-undertone primer for color correction and wear. Apply foundation with SPF, then sculpt the face with contour, bronzer, and blush for a polished look.
Apply primer to smooth pores and imperfections, then build color with foundation and concealer, sculpt with contour and bronzer, and finish with powder and blush for a sculpted, photo-ready look.
Learn to prep darker skin for makeup with a five-point primer, test dual foundation shades, blend with highlighting and contouring, and set with powder for a natural, long-lasting finish.
Learn to create a youthful eye look with color and shimmer, featuring a controlled winged eyeliner, four-shadow technique, blending, and refined lashes and brows.
Apply neutral matte palette to create a rounded crease with soft blending for a daytime office look. Define brows with feathery strokes and use pencil eyeliner for a polished finish.
Transform a daytime office look into a nighttime smoky eye by adding a touch of black in the outer corner, blending for balance, then enhance with lashes and precise eyeliner.
Apply daytime eye makeup on darker skin tones with flattering colors, careful blending from lash line to crease, beige highlighter, and lash and brow steps for a natural lift.
Learn to make lips appear larger using concealer neutralization, powder setting, outer-edge lip liner, blending for fullness, and layering lipstick with gloss to enhance a fuller look.
Use a soft lip liner and a subtle gloss to contour dry lips and avoid matte colors, blending to keep a smoky eye balanced.
Master a dramatic contour lip for darker skin tones using a darker lip liner at the outer corners, blend to avoid harsh lines, then apply lipstick for lasting color.
Master highlighting and contouring to sculpt facial structure with shadows and light, emphasizing cheekbones, hairline, jawline, and nose. Apply concealer, powder, and bronzer for a natural, everyday glow.
Master a five-minute makeup routine at home using yellow neutralizing cream to even skin tone, set with powder, and add quick contour, eye shadow, eyeliner, mascara, brows.
Identify the three eyebrow points—the start near the eye, the arch, and the tail—and fill with feathery strokes, using a spoolie to blend and color to match hair.
Learn to apply purple tones on darker skin, using a light purple lid, a darker crease, and a half-circle shape with a V outer corner, blended for a smoky eye.
Create a soft, fresh daytime eye look with light peachy beige shadows, subtle liner, precise mascara at the base, and feathery brows for a natural finish.
Explore an over-the-top makeup look for a nighttime or costume party, blending teal and blue eye colors, dramatic winged liner, double-layer lashes, bold brows, and a mermaid-inspired lip and highlighter.
Transform a fresh face into an office-ready daytime look by softly shading the crease with a warm brown in a comma shape, then blend and add lashes for nighttime drama.
Learn basic tips for everyday makeup, transition from daytime to nighttime looks, make your lips look bigger, and keep eyebrows on fleek.
Everything You Need To Know About Applying Makeup, Mastering Makeup and Unleashing Your Beauty. As a woman, you want to look beautiful at all times. It seems that some people can expertly apply makeup every day for a polished, flawless look and look great at all special occasions but that isn’t necessarily all of us. Most women have never been trained on how to do makeup properly. A makeup artist knows all the tricks to make you look your best for everyday makeup for day and evening and special occasions. Kara Winslow will teach you how to become a master at applying your own makeup at home, creating different effects and how to get different looks.