Mary Greenwell: How to create flawless skin | Get The Gloss

Mary Greenwell is the queen of make-up artists, not only has she taught many of the big make-up artist names that are about today (Lisa Eldridge and Charlotte Tilbury to name a couple), but she put the super touch to the super models faces in their heyday and her work is still as relevant as it was then. Produced in partnership with Chanel.

Here Mary shows us how to create a flawless, fresh, glowing perfection - the sort of skin you wish you woke up every weekend with...

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Credits

Make-up by Mary Greenwell at Premier Hair and Make-up

Hair by Leigh Keates at Premier Hair and Make-up

Model: Elissa at Premier

Director: Susannah Taylor

Production and filming by Pocket Motion Pictures

[Antibeautyguru]

I love the fact that Mary Greenwell uses her fingers and apply's product straight from the bullet such as lipstick and concealer. I hate it when beauty guru's are afraid to use their hands and think everything has to be done quote on quote " professionally." Mary Greenwell is an amazing professional makeup artist and she knows that makeup should be effortless and no hassle. I also hate the fact that people complain when someone uses their fingers. You touch your face all the time throughout the day so why can't you apply makeup with your hands? Loved the look :)

[apiradeeboggio]

A lot more with mary greenwell please....

[rosew]

Step 1; Start with naturally beautiful skin :(

[z.deutch]

Love the natural look! So refreshing to not see those heavily done up, Instagram/drag queen style that's everywhere these days

[mariejeannedewit]

This girl has a perfect skin Show us the same with a more damaged skin please

[MagaliSurLaMer]

I taught Mary everything she knows.  You're welcome!  Seriously, I love how easy she makes it seem.  Flawless doesn't seem so out of reach.

[alexs]

I get that your makeup looks are stunning but this wasn't helpful for people who actually have skin issues, such as acne or rosacea or just rough textures. It would be nice if you had models with lots of different skin types on your channel rather than models who have near perfect skin already. Otherwise, I can't take much of these tips and apply them in my life, and neither can a lot of other women out here.