Declaring that there are no 'miracle' products (and she would know with her decades-worth of expertise in the industry), Inge uses her knowledge and relatable tone to help you disprove the biggest skincare myths you probably believe in, replacing them with advice that will actually make your skin healthier. there is really no such thing as “normal”-everybody’s different, and that is the essence of their beauty. If all things K-beauty, or Soko Glam (the author Charlotte Cho created it) are not quite on your beauty radar yet, then this is the little book you need to go out and treat yourself with ASAP.

Make Up is packed with Michelle's trademark beauty and style tutorials, stories and pictures from her own life, and advice on the topics she is asked about most, including etiquette, career, entrepreneurship, and creativity.The 70 recipes, split into the four seasons, are packed filled with nutrients and are a joy to make. Our goal:Find the best Makeup books according to the internet (not just one random person's opinion). As a teenager I always felt that I made such a hash of putting on make up and really didn't know where to begin anyway or how to choose colours to suit me. It's one of the first books I purchased on my own, and it's one of the first resources I used as a young Black woman to learn how to care for my skin and apply makeup. The array of makeup books highlighted in this article serves as an open gateway into the captivating realm of makeup artistry.

The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. I wanted to make sure anyone could pick up this book and learn how to wear makeup without feeling marginalized. As a beauty journalist, Inge Van Lotringen is known for her no-nonsense investigative approach to skincare, meaning she is brilliant at cutting through the noise to provide practical advice you should definitely follow.

Enjoy the elaborate and painstakingly detailed work of Japanese special effects artists, which definitely stands out as a makeup art form of its own, really.

Brown, a world-famous makeup artist, and now creator of her brand spanking new clean beauty project Jones Road, shares her expertise on achieving a natural, flawless look. The book is a collection of the best tips and tricks for those hair types - you are bound to walk away with dozens of techniques you want to try - but it also starts a discussion about the significance of Black hair culturally, something even those with the straightest of hair should read. This is an absolutely gorgeous and one of the best makeup books out there, with easy-to-read captions and skimmable blocks of text. Classic Beauty: The History of Makeup delves into the history annals of makeup, similar to Eldridge’s book.Eat Pretty Live Well will show you how when you eat nutritious food, your skin will start to look better, you have more energy, and you feel much better about yourself. Here are five books to inspire makeup artists and remind you of why you first fell in love with face painting and play.