Marie Antoinette Inspired Makeup Tutorial - Costume Party Look #FacePaintBook

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In the film I use MAC’s Pro Studio Fix for the base, for a cheaper alternative Stargazer’s Pressed Powder in White is great.

Lisa Eldridge X

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[mdgsk]

I think the model looks even prettier with that pale make up. Makes her skin look flawless and ethereal.

[notavideographer]

First thought: Whaaaat, people used to watch someone put on their makeup? In public?
Second thought: OH WAIT, that's what I'm doing right now.

[krishnapediaa]

I swear to God, I thought its you wearing the makeup in the thumbnail Lisa!

[elleflorencepalmer]

Your models are always so besutiful! This models skin is unbelievable! 😍

[Mooyaho]

I can really see now how beautiful this makeup look is especially back then. She looks like a porcelain doll.

[EvaValenti]

The model looks like she's already wearing foundation before it's even applied! Such beautiful skin. The end result makeup is gorgeous!

[DollHair]

How you have presented it here, I can see why people back then thought this was a beautiful look. There is an art in applying the makeup, it's a wonderful process.

[SimplyMayaBeauty]

Gosh I love these historically themed tutorials! They're just wonderful!

[JenniferMyers]

Your skills are truly outstanding! I can totally see you winning an Oscar someday...

[PandoraKyss]

Two years later and I still come back to this video whenever I'm feeling my Marie-Antoinette obsession rise again. I love your technique and personality, but I equally love your infusion of historical facts and trivia. Lovely video, honestly.

[_SarahElizabeth]

So gorgeous! This is my favorite Marie Antoinette look I've seen! Way to go! =D

[lunchbreakings]

I loved this so much. Marie Antoinette is one of my favourite historian people! The model looks so elegant and powerful at the same time with this makeup. Love it!

[cecilia-esph]

FINALLY an accurate Marie Antoinette-tutorial! I've always been annoyed by how much eyemakeup most makeup artists put on when they recreate her look. So beautiful! Hope I'll be invited to a costume party soon so I can give this look a try. :)

[heidicrowley]

Awesome video! I've been reading a bit of your book at night before bed. It's so cool learning about the history of makeup. Thank you for doing all that research.

[simplysona]

So beautiful. It's always a nice lesson watching your videos. Thanks again!

[anerdslifeme]

I'm fully enjoying these historical makeup tutorials! They're lovely and listening to you talking about the history behind the makeup or character is fascinating. Marie Antoinette is my favorite royal! Such a character!

[MaliMakeupMinnie]

Wow that makeup look is amazing! I love how you always tell us a bit about the history behind each makeup look you do I learn so much form your videos !

[PandoraKyss]

You did such a wonderful job not only showing how this process would have looked but also in how you offered different bits of history and explanations about how this would have come about. Marie Antoinette is probably my favorite female historical figure. Her glamour, her classiness, the simple way in which she desired to live versus indulging in how she was forced to live in a gilded cage of etiquette, and finally the final tragedy of her thirty-seven years of life. If you're interested in the hair of this period, I suggest Will Bashor's 'Marie Antoinette's Head.' Some of the hairstyles were almost three feet high! Thank you for this video.

[reicheru]

each additional step pulled the look together - not that I ever had any doubt. Marie Antoinette knew what she was doing, as every step was essential. that is the loveliest lip colour ever! this is probably the first and only time I've wanted to buy those mac 'toothbrush' makeup brushes...

[CaroleEvans]

Amazing - the best recreation of Marie Antoinette that I've ever seen !! The book is ASTOUNDING - absolutely love it !!! xxx