24 Jan Celeb Makeup Artist Tia Dantzler’s Beauty Tips And Tricks: Using Johnson’s Baby Oil, Powder And Gel
It’s not everyday one gets to have their current makeup look analyzed by a top makeup artist! So, I jumped at the opportunity to speak with celebrity makeup artist, Tia Dantzler. She has been creating beautiful faces since 2001, starting with weddings and now is the go-to makeup artist for some of the most notable celebrity faces; everyone from Viola Davis to Jennifer Hudson have been blessed with Dantzler’s picture perfect looks.
On the day I spoke with Tia she was looking at the photo I had sent her of my current look. She was going to give me tips specifically for my face! The best part about these tips are using everyday, affordable products from Johnson’s. No need to spend top dollar when you can get the same results from time-tested products and a little creativity.
Here were her recommendations (these tips can work for almost anyone).
For fuller brows: Dust a little bit of Johnson’s Baby Powder on a brow brush and then fill-in with a brown pencil. The brown pencil fills and covers while creating a softer look than black. Wipe off extra powder and voilà!
For fuller lashes: Apply the same concept as you would to your brows, lightly dusting Johnson’s Baby Powder to lashes. Use black mascara over the powder to create mega volume.
Now that I know how to create full lashes and brows on the fly, I had to find out what other Johnson’s beauty tips she had.
*Use JOHNSON’S Baby Oil to remove eye-makeup.
*Use JOHNSON’S Baby Oil Gel or JOHNSON’S Baby Creamy Oil to lock in moisture and give the skin a red carpet-worthy shine.
All conveniently found at your local drugstore or Drugstore.com
– Jill Goldsberry
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Kasia
Posted at 03:27h, 24 JanuaryI use baby oil every day after shower. my skin feels amazing, and smells great!
maribel
Posted at 19:23h, 31 JanuaryI dust some setting powder on my brows before I color them in as well and that way I could use all of my setting powders faster. When I do this I notice a big difference. Thanks