FACIAL ART( Maquillage) ,MAKEUP

MAKEUP is a cosmetic application used to enhance, alter, or modify physical appearance. It can:

1. Conceal imperfections (acne, scars, dark circles)
2. Accentuate features (eyes, lips, brows)
3. Change appearance (skin tone, facial structure)
4. Express creativity (artistic designs, bold colors)

Types of Makeup:

1. Foundation: Evens skin tone, conceals imperfections
2. Concealer: Covers specific areas (dark circles, blemishes)
3. Powder: Sets foundation, reduces shine
4. Blush: Adds color to cheeks
5. Eyeshadow: Colors eyelids
6. Mascara: Lengthens, thickens eyelashes
7. Eyeliner: Defines eye shape
8. Lipstick/Lip Gloss: Colors lips
9. Nail Polish: Colors fingernails/toenails

Makeup Techniques:

1. Contouring: Defines facial structure
2. Highlighting: Accentuates features
3. Strobing: Creates radiant glow
4. Smoky Eyes: Dramatic eye look
5. Natural Look: Enhances features without dramatic changes

Makeup Tools:

1. Brushes (various sizes)
2. Sponges
3. Makeup pads
4. Tweezers (brow shaping)
5. Lip liner

Makeup Industry:

1. Cosmetics companies (e.g., Estee Lauder, L'Oreal)
2. Professional makeup artists
3. Influencers/Bloggers
4. Makeup schools/training programs

History of Makeup:

1. Ancient Egypt (kohl eyeliner, malachite eye shadow)
2. Ancient Greece/Rome (natural ingredients, cosmetics)
3. Middle Ages (limited makeup use)
4. 20th century (modern cosmetics industry emerges)

Cultural Significance:

1. Self-expression
2. Confidence booster
3. Social status indicator
4. Cultural/traditional practices (e.g., Geisha makeup)

Makeup Safety:

1. Hygiene (clean brushes, hands)
2. Allergic reactions (patch testing)
3. Expired products
4. Proper removal