M C Makeup Artist

"Con-graduations" to this lovely talented lady (and dear friend of many years) on her massive achievements it was a pleasure doing the makeup for both her special Graduation and 40th birthday.

Hi my name is Maree I have 20+ years of working in the beauty industry on makeup counters for some of the most prestige makeup brands, completed a bridal makeup course as well as glam makeup at The Makeup School. I have a passion for makeup and am very creative in general. I have been a freelance makeup artist for over 6 years since leaving Smashbox Cosmetics as counter manager at St. Lukes and then Milford Mall Smashbox. Also worked at Fashion Week, Westfield Fashion Shows, and have worked with top photographers, hair stylists, and models NZ celebrities in the industry. I was also contracted to teach at SRA to help the students learn eyelash application and had a successful eyelash brand.

I now have capacity to help with your makeup lesson needs (check out my masterclass's) and to talk all makeup needs for your wedding. 👰‍♂️👰‍♀️👰

Maternity Makeup with this gorgeous lady and her adorable friendly family using Prolashes

Touch Of Colour Ltd

Maree Christine - Makeup Artist

Make up School Drop In

1 Hour Booking

learn How to do different makeup techniques.

How to turn day makeup to 🌙

You will get

A great experience and sense of achievement

Notes to keep to refer back to via email.

and an attendance certificate.

Book in!

Appointments Saturday 10th December

9.30 - 10.30am

11.00 - 11.30am

12.30 - 1.30pm

2.00 - 300pm

Makeup School Session dates/times coming soon :)

I was very happy to get back into it with a beautiful Wedding job on Saturday, teaming up with the talented Megan Manning

Very Excited to see some pictures from the photographer

The bride looked so stunning in Party lashes
Megan Manning - Makeup Artist
Touch Of Colour NZ
Maree Christine - Makeup Artist

The Best Way to Apply Blush According to Your Face Shape 👁💄💋👄

🧡Heart - If your face is long with prominent cheekbones and a narrow chin, you likely have a heart-shaped face. Saturate your blush brush with product, knock off the excess, then apply it in an almost "C" shape from the top of the temple down to the cheekbone. Use more product along the cheekbone, then diffuse it up towards the temple, pushing it in and upwards.

🚺Oblong - Check out your forehead, cheeks, and jawline — are they all about the same width? You have an oblong face shape, which is like a soft rectangle. Hit the apple of the cheek starting at its most prominent part, blending towards the nose, then bringing it out towards the temple.

☺️Round - The cheeks are the fullest part of a round face shape, and you usually have a curved jawline. Here's Laramie's foolproof way to apply blush on a round face: look in the mirror, smile, then swipe a sheer cream stick blush in two short swipes to the apples of your cheeks. Using a foundation brush and medium-size strokes, brushing up towards the temple and down towards the earlobe.

🎖Oval - Oval faces are long with somewhat prominent cheeks, a narrower chin, and a narrow forehead. Laramie recommends thoroughly saturating a synthetic brush with color, tapping off the excess, then starting at the most prominent part of the cheekbone. Using soft strokes, bring it down towards the earlobe and blend up towards the temple. Add the slightest bit just above the temple, too.

Enjoy!

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Galaxy Themed Look

I wanted to have a bit of fun creating a galaxy themed look for May the 4th, As I don't have makeup work at the mo, due to Covid - 19 I am inspired to have a play on myself...❤️🥳☺️😎💄