Makeup for Television

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Doing makeup for television appearances requires minimizing shine and oil, going for a symmetrical, natural look for the face. Learn to apply makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Apply Blush Makeup for TV
Use a nice blush color that complements your skin tone, applying to the apples of the cheeks. Learn to apply blush makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Apply Eye Shadow Bronzer for TV Makeup
Bronze eye shadow in small amounts adds to the symmetry of the face, which looks good on television. Learn to apply eye shadow makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Apply Eye Shadow for TV Makeup
Applying good eye shadow is about layering colors to create the desired effect. Learn to apply eye shadow makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Apply Foundation for TV Makeup
Foundation evens skin tone and color and is important for television personalities to be glare free. Learn to apply foundation makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Apply Lip Color With a Brush
Using a brush for lip color offers a natural feel that goes on smooth. Learn to apply lip makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Apply the Base for TV Makeup
Base is important for television makeup and begins covering shine and oil. Learn to apply base makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Applying Fake Eyelashes
Use good fake eyelashes, tweezers, glue, and curlers to pop your eyelashes for television. Learn to apply eyelashes for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Cleansing the Face Before Makeup
Before applying makeup clean and rinse your face thoroughly. Learn to prep for makeup in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Concealer for TV Makeup
Concealer is makeup for covering blemishes and discolorations important for television makeup. Learn to apply concealer makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Eye Shadow Colors for TV Makeup
Glimmer eye shadow makeup should be used conservatively for television makeup. Learn to apply eye shadow makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Eyebrow Makeup for TV
Work makeup for your eyebrows up and along the hairline, finishing at the right angle. Learn to apply eyebrow makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Eyeliner for TV Makeup
Apply eyeliner as close to the lashes as possible, but do not extend beyond the last lash. Learn to apply eyeliner makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Face Shadowing for TV Makeup
Face shadow is like eye shadow for the cheeks and should not be confused with blush. Learn to apply face shadow makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Filling Lips for TV Makeup
Use liner makeup to trace along the edges of your lips, keeping the lip liner even on both sides. Learn to apply lip liner makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Finishing Makeup for TV
Get rid of excess oil with paper pads designed for cleaning makeup and absorbing oil. Learn to preserve makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Highlight Powder for TV Makeup
Use a different type of powder makeup to highlight the face with no minerals. Learn to apply powder makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Lip Gloss Makeup for TV
Mix lip gloss colors on the back of your hand for a makeup palette. Learn to apply lip makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Mascara for TV Makeup
Find a quality mascara that does not clump and spreads evenly for television makeup. Learn to apply mascara for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Powder for TV Makeup
Powder makeup for television should be matte finish without minerals. Learn to apply powder makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Shine Eliminator for TV Makeup
Eliminating shine is important in television makeup to remove unsightly glares in front of the camera. Learn to apply shine eliminator makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Smokey Eye Makeup for Television
Create smokey eye makeup with a thin brush moving from the inside of the eye. Learn to apply eye makeup for television in this free cosmetics video with Miss Michigan USA 2008.

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Summary: Let’s face it. Without judgment or degradation, we can admit that most teenage girls today where more makeup than the escorts of a century ago. But this doesn’t have to be bad. Painting the face has been a religious and cultural tradition for thousands of years, and many people forget that makeup and maturity don’t have to be related. Wearing makeup for aesthetic reasons probably began with men, just like dresses, perfume, leggings, and jewelry. In different cultures different customs become popular. Think: it wasn’t so long ago that a male who manicured his eyebrows was creepy. We now have eyeliner-wearing guys all over the media and metropolitan areas of America. French nobles of the 16th and 17th centuries wore more makeup than stage actors do today, so let’s give our face-painters some slack.

In this free cosmetic video series, Miss Michigan USA 2008, Elizabeth Crawford, shows you how to do makeup for television appearances. You will learn how to think differently about TV makeup than everyday makeup. Elizabeth gives you tips on eliminating shine, blemishes, and discoloration. You will also learn how to use brushes for eye shadow, lip color, brow color, and face shadow. Elizabeth has lots of tips for looking good on screen!

About the Expert

Expert: Elisabeth Crawford has been in over nine pageants. Currently, she holds a state title, and she just competed in the 2008 Miss USA pageant. Elizabeth has been exposed to many top makeup artists and hairstylists. She has flown many miles, and she has spent thousands and thousands of dollars to learn from the best cosmologist in America.