TOP FIVE BOOKS RECOMMENDED FOR BEAUTY
TOP FIVE BOOKS RECOMMENDED FOR BEAUTY
By Solomon Obi
Whether you'd like to learn more about make-up and hair, discover what your approach to skincare should be or obtain new knowledge on how to lead a healthy lifestyle, be inspired to become your own beauty expert by investing in these
Bazaar-approved tomes.
No matter how much of a beauty obsessive you consider yourself, there's always more to learn, below are the top recommended books for Beauty.
1) An Atlas of Natural Beauty by Victoire De Taillac and Ramdane Touhami
Natural beauty is a serious buzzword at the moment, but while the names of botanicals - like apricot and olives - are a lot less scary than scientific formulas, you might not actually know what they can do for your skin. This book explains all for eighty ingredients, including how to make your own homemade products.
2) The Make-Up Manual by Lisa Potter-Dixon
Benefit's Head Make-up Artist, and general queen of brows, Lisa Potter-Dixon has launched her own Make-up Manual . Using her extensive experience in the industry, Potter-Dixon's easy to follow advice tackles all kinds of beauty dilemma, from explaining what common beauty buzz words actually involve to helping you create both natural and bolder make-up looks.
3) The Makeup of a Confident Woman by Trish McEvoy
As a renowned make-up artist, Trish McEvoy has spent the past 30 years providing women with solutions to their beauty problems and in her new book she seeks to tackle one of the biggest obstacles for professional women- time. With her mantra, "It's not about having time, it's about making time", McEvoy will transform what you do and how you see yourself in the mirror.
4) Pretty Iconic: A Personal Look At The Beauty Products That Changed The World By Sali Hughes
Written by journalist and make-up guru Sali Hughes, Pretty Iconic proves that beauty can actually be a poignant concept. It's filled to bursting with funny and warm anecdotes that you can really identify with, including how MAC's Spice Lip Liner accompanied her to raves, gigs and on dates and her long-standing relationship with the one and only Chanel No.5. NARS' Orgasm Blusher - 120 of which are sold every hour -and Estée Lauder's Advanced Night Repair are also a few fantastic products that make the cut (rightly so), and the tricks, how-tos and snippets of history surrounding each product make it both a useful and fascinating read.
5) Perfume: A Century Of Scents By Lizzie Ostrom
Fragrance can be pretty subjective, so treat your perfume-obsessed pals to this little gem instead. Funny and clever, it details the impact that iconic scents, from J'Adore to J.Lo Glow (don't argue, guys), had on the world, uncovers the noses behind them, and reminds us of the fantastic (and sometimes cringe-worthy) campaigns that made them famous.
These are the books we recommend for your beauty, we do hope they are helpful to you and expect more recommended books from our coming updates, thanks.
By Solomon Obi
Whether you'd like to learn more about make-up and hair, discover what your approach to skincare should be or obtain new knowledge on how to lead a healthy lifestyle, be inspired to become your own beauty expert by investing in these
Bazaar-approved tomes.
No matter how much of a beauty obsessive you consider yourself, there's always more to learn, below are the top recommended books for Beauty.
1) An Atlas of Natural Beauty by Victoire De Taillac and Ramdane Touhami
Natural beauty is a serious buzzword at the moment, but while the names of botanicals - like apricot and olives - are a lot less scary than scientific formulas, you might not actually know what they can do for your skin. This book explains all for eighty ingredients, including how to make your own homemade products.
2) The Make-Up Manual by Lisa Potter-Dixon
Benefit's Head Make-up Artist, and general queen of brows, Lisa Potter-Dixon has launched her own Make-up Manual . Using her extensive experience in the industry, Potter-Dixon's easy to follow advice tackles all kinds of beauty dilemma, from explaining what common beauty buzz words actually involve to helping you create both natural and bolder make-up looks.
3) The Makeup of a Confident Woman by Trish McEvoy
As a renowned make-up artist, Trish McEvoy has spent the past 30 years providing women with solutions to their beauty problems and in her new book she seeks to tackle one of the biggest obstacles for professional women- time. With her mantra, "It's not about having time, it's about making time", McEvoy will transform what you do and how you see yourself in the mirror.
4) Pretty Iconic: A Personal Look At The Beauty Products That Changed The World By Sali Hughes
Written by journalist and make-up guru Sali Hughes, Pretty Iconic proves that beauty can actually be a poignant concept. It's filled to bursting with funny and warm anecdotes that you can really identify with, including how MAC's Spice Lip Liner accompanied her to raves, gigs and on dates and her long-standing relationship with the one and only Chanel No.5. NARS' Orgasm Blusher - 120 of which are sold every hour -and Estée Lauder's Advanced Night Repair are also a few fantastic products that make the cut (rightly so), and the tricks, how-tos and snippets of history surrounding each product make it both a useful and fascinating read.
5) Perfume: A Century Of Scents By Lizzie Ostrom
Fragrance can be pretty subjective, so treat your perfume-obsessed pals to this little gem instead. Funny and clever, it details the impact that iconic scents, from J'Adore to J.Lo Glow (don't argue, guys), had on the world, uncovers the noses behind them, and reminds us of the fantastic (and sometimes cringe-worthy) campaigns that made them famous.
These are the books we recommend for your beauty, we do hope they are helpful to you and expect more recommended books from our coming updates, thanks.
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