Temptalia Asks You - Do you consider yourself an artist when it comes to makeup?
Do you consider yourself an artist when it comes to makeup? Why/why not?
Do you consider yourself an artist when it comes to makeup? Why/why not?
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Not at all. Although I’m good at doing makeup on myself, I can never make it look as good on someone else.
You’re not alone, Kristen! I haven’t done it much on others so I’m not confident in it at all!
Nope, no way. I am so new to this makeup thing that I would hardly call myself an artist.
Aw, well, welcome to the makeup thing, Barbie! 😀
its up to how i feel and how much time i got. there are days when i can make really artistic make up and days when no matter what i do and how much i try everything looks messed up… i was more into make up few years ago when it was just kind of my hobby so then i would call myself an artist but then i stopped for some time so now im kinda out of practice but tryin hard to be good in it again 🙂
That’s really great that you feel that way, Camilla! I think you must be an artist 🙂
I’m not a make up artist, however it doesn’t stop me from loving me some make up!
I haven’t had practice at putting it on other people, but luckily I’m good at putting it on myself.
Like you, Mary, I haven’t practiced much on others either.
But thank goodness we can both do it on ourselves–that’s what counts!
When it comes to applying liquid/gel eyeliner and shadow, yes – I consider myself to be an artist. But I have a long way to go with regard to contouring and concealing though…
Contouring and concealing get better with practice, and concealing is always about the products you use, too. It’s tough!
I feel as though I have the inner gift of artistry…but all thumbs when it comes to application:( No matter how hard I try to perfect my make-up when I step back to admire my finished product it never ever looks like the picture that I was trying to copy, or the tut I was following. Not sure if its lack of experinece or understanding but the art I seek to create never comes out artful.
Me too! I’m hoping practice makes perfect.
kind of……i can do it. I haven’t had formal training i just always liked doing it just forgot about it for some years. Now my obsession is back in full force and my friends are begging me to charge them….hm.
Ohh, Kris! Good luck – I think you’ll do great if you end up going for it!
I feel kinda artsy when I’m painting my face with a paintbrush. Does that count? But no way do I feel like a makeup artist!
LOL, Carrie, sure, why not. Sometimes I feel artsy, too 🙂
LoL no way!!! I would love to just be able to do make up like you or any other makeup artists but even with your tutorials- which are fantastic by the way- I CAN’T!!! Huff…
Aw, Annie, you’ll get there in no time 🙂 Honestly, practice DOES make perfect (or at least great strides towards improvement, lol). Thank you, too!
haha not at all…i usually get around 4-6 hours of sleep a night and i wear makeup for the sole purpose of not looking dead… so the extent of my abilities ends at the basic eyeliner/blush application.
LOL! I haven’t had great sleep for the past week, and it sure makes me cranky. Makeup makes me more approachable.
Well i dont consider MYSELF an artist when it comes to makeup but i do consider makeup an art for sure.. it takes alot of talent and a very trained hand to do some of the looks that famouse makeup artist do. So as a whole i consider makeup an art for sure.
I’m happy to hear you consider makeup an art, because it DEFINITELY is! 🙂