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Believe it or not, gorgeous camera makeup is one of the biggest challenges even for experienced divas. I often get asked for tips (or demonstrations of makeup for camera) but I am quite confident that Jordan Liberty is a lot more qualified to give you proper pointers.
One fact I’d like to emphasize is that modern HD cameras (photo and video) are a lot more sensitive to lighting and makeup details than anything you’ve used before, even in not so distant past. We live in the age of rapidly evolving technology, and makeup mistakes are hard to hide from HD lenses.
Key Takeaways from Jordan Liberty Makeup for Camera Tutorial
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1. Less is More
Contrary to common belief that camera requires heavier than usual makeup, Jordan recommends less. While you may accentuate your eyes or lips a little more than usual (depending on the concept of your shoot), caky makeup will be visible to camera in an instant.
SPF and HD Powder are not Your Enemies
Again, contrary to many popular blogs’ advice, SPF and HD powder (among other “forbidden” products) can work when applied correctly. The takeaway here is don’t become a victim of makeup myths.
Lighting is just as Important as Makeup
How do some women look gorgeous in photos with no makeup? The truth is cameras are all about lighting. If you pay attention to your lighting conditions (and pick lighting wisely), you have a much greater chance of success.
Watch the tutorial below for detailed instructions and an actual demonstration of makeup for camera:
Cover photo model: Nikki Rose.