Using a single layer of tissue, blot the excess oil from foundation, leaving the skin looking more natural and less made-up. Are there any parting makeup tips that you would like to share with our readers? I wouldn’t change a thing – I’m just extremely glad that there’s now a different form of media to reach the consumer, which is why I decided to do the DVD!ġ1. If you were to revise Fine Beauty, what would you change or update? Since you meant to be an illustrator, I think it would be great to include your illustrations. It’s been 11 years since Fine Beauty was published. I’d like to work on expanding into more DVD’s, hopefully touching on everything that I wasn’t able to in the first.ĩ. It seems like a logical progression for you to start your own makeup line.Ĩ. Do you want to create your cosmetics line? The Vogue article says that you put together custom kits for women. L to R: Iman, Sam Fine, Deborah Cox, and Vanessa Williams: 'real women'?ħ. Iman hosts the launch party for Sam Fine's DVD I love working on real women- I grew up with a mom and three sisters and I definitely have an appreciation for how makeup translates on a “real woman’s” face. Which do you like best: print, runway, or “real life”? Why?ĭefinitely real life.

Watch CBS Videos Online - Sam Fine on CBS Morning NewsĦ. For example, translating extreme rosy cheeks on the runway might mean using a little colorful eyeliner to brighten your look. Editorial and runway give you the freedom to experiment with different, bold looks- looks that might not work for the everyday. Yes, there is definitely a distinction between everyday life and editorial/runway. Is the distinction between everyday life and editorial or runway? Yet Liya Kebede and Chanel Iman are wearing vivid blush in the Vogue article. In Fine Beauty, you advocated neutral makeup, and in your appearance on CBS Morning News, you still advocate neutral makeup.

Sam's Club in the May 2009 issue of Vogueĥ.

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