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Latina Beauty
by Belen Aranda-Alvarado, Daisy Fuentes (Foreword)
The leading magazine by and for Latinas presents the first total beauty
guide exclusively for the rapidly expanding market of Hispanic women.
Latina beauty is everywhere...Salma Hayek tamed Will Smith in Wild,
Wild West... Christina Aguilera is storming the music charts...Jennifer
Lopez is heating up the silver screen...In fact, the growth of the Latin
market is nothing short of remarkable: from the salsa craze to Ricky
Martin to the Taco Bell chihuahua, there's no question that the Latin
moment has arrived! Today, Latina women are some of the most savvy,
affluent, appearance-conscious consumers out there. Now there's a beauty
book designed just for this dynamic audience of 11 million.
Compiled by the editors of Latina magazine, Latina Beauty fills a long-empty
niche in the beauty book category. Featuring insider tips from the hottest
stars, models, and beauty experts, it redefines total beauty from the
unique perspective of the Hispanic woman. From the styling gel in their
hair to the polish on their toes, Latinas take pride in their appearance--they
love talking about it, learning about it, and experimenting with it
every day. Gorgeously produced in full color, and packed with information,
inspiration, and celebrity insight, Latina Beauty is the only guide
they'll need, and the first guide to celebrate what makes Hispanic women
so distinct, so powerful, and so beautiful.
TIP
from UPN show: Be
careful not to over makeup- you have enough natural beauty- let it shine
with coppers, plums and mauves.
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Asian
Beauty
by Margaret Kimura
Asian-American women are finally having their day. Their beautiful faces
grace the covers of magazines, the runways of fashion houses, and the
big and small screens. Yet there hasn't been a guide that addresses
their unique beauty needs -- until now. In Asian Beauty, Margaret Kimura,
veteran makeup artist to the stars and AsianAmerican herself, presents
the ultimate beauty guide for all women of Asian descent. In these gloriously
illustrated pages, you'll find step-by-step guidance on how to enhance
lips, eyes, cheeks, and brows using Margaret's unique Shadows and Light
technique.
You will learn how to pick the foundation that's right for your skin.
And you'll find exciting and surprising things you can do with color
from daytime to after dark. Before and after shots of women representing
almost every part of Asia will be a revelation, and the chapter on role
models will inspire you. Asian Beauty is a must-have for all women of
Asian descent who have had to make do with beauty tips tailored for
women of European descent.
TIP from UPN
show:
Be sure to fill in your brows to emphasize and enlarge the look
of eyes.
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KUDOS
TO Estee Lauder CO, who has hired Liya Kebede, a model from
Ethiopia, to star in their ads, Fall 2003.
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African American beauy tip:
Try caramel to deep-cabernet colors for lips- apricot and gold tones
for cheeks!
Go for richly pigmented eyeliners, topped with matching eyeshadow so
the color really stands out. Also, do not use translucent powder- it
is too ashy on black skin.
-Makeup artist Courtney
Corvan, as read in Marie Claire Summer 2003.
Face Painting : African-American Beauty Techniques from an Emmy-Award
Winning
Makeup Artist by Reggie Wells, Thersea Foy Digeronimo
"Full
of plain-spoken advice, not just about colors, textures and applications,
but about basic skin care and physical well-being." Reggie Wells has
created a wonderful, natural-looking style of make-up that always brings
out the very best in every face that he touches."
TIP from UPN
show:
Be careful of hair dyes-
they are especially harsh on African American hair.
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