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Best Beauty Tips from makeup artist Marylisa Diaz

Praised for her talents in bridal, business, fashion and airbrush makeup, Marylisa Diaz has given us a diversity of the best secrets for all ages.

There is no such thing as too much makeup advice. All the little tips we pick up throughout our lives eventually help us decide what beauty habits fit us best. This week, BWB partnered with makeup artist Marylisa Diaz to give the latest on how to enhance one of our most precious commodities: the face. After years of experience at Bloomingdale’s, MAC, and Julien Farel Salon, Marylisa has fine-tuned her skills in beauty and learned so much about detail and application. Praised for her talents in bridal, business, fashion and airbrush makeup, she has given us a diversity of the best secrets for all ages.

Makeup Expert

The most natural and understated makeup look can be very enhancing to a woman’s beauty.

For women of all ages

BWB: What are some of the most important things you have learned from being in the beauty and makeup world thus far?

The first important thing I have learned is that you should bring out the eyes with the right details; they are the most important feature of the face. Although there are great makeup trends that require lots of makeup, like contouring and highlighting, less is more. The most natural and understated makeup look can be very enhancing to a woman’s beauty. Good communication prior to applying makeup application is also key to satisfying a client. Lastly, age-appropriate makeup is always essential.

BWB: Any tips for our readers that will be easy to implement in our everyday beauty routine?

Easy every day makeup tips (that only take 5-10 minutes) include filling in brows if necessary, applying an eye concealer all over and under the entire eye, a few coats of mascara, blush and a tinted lip color.

I recommend the Cure sheer cream by Natura Bisse. It has a creamy texture that melts into your skin. It gives skin a beautiful radiance and an even-toned look.

For women in their 20’s

BWB: Do you recommend any two-in-one acne treating beauty products that don’t dry up the skin?

A two in one acne product I prefer is Neutrogena oil-free acne correct and cover.

BWB: We’ve heard a lot of interest in beauty products that involve minimal effort but produce maximum results. Do you have any go-to products in mind?

For those interested in minimal effort beauty products, I recommend the Cure sheer cream by Natura Bisse. It has a creamy texture that melts into your skin. It gives skin a beautiful radiance and an even-toned look.

The key to beautiful eyes is opening up by lightly highlighting all over the eye, brushing darker color into the crease, then an even deeper color into the outer corner.

For women in their 40’s

BWB: What should women focus more on with 1st signs of aging? Any tips/products to smooth out wrinkles?

Women in their 40’s with 1st signs of aging should invest in facials and great skin care products. The beauty industry has so many options. Natura Bissé essential shock intense cream helps with firming the skin. Their eye cream is also great for hydration and firming the area.

BWB: Any tips for creating a beautiful eye makeup composition?

The key is to open them up by highlighting all over the eyes, brushing darker color into the crease, then an even deeper color into the outer corner. The liner should be very thin across the lash line. Color is vital to compliment eye color. Red undertones are great on green and blue eyes, while green and blue details enhance brown eyes.

Marylisa Diaz at Julien Farel Restore Salon and Spa

Read more about makeup with Rae Morris: “Everything that I have learnt in the industry over the past 20 years is reflected in MAKEUP MASTERCLASS. It’s everything I want to teach women worldwide. I’ve brought the best of the publishing world and digital world together, with the limited edition hard copy book, the iPad interactive book that includes 3 hours of tutorials, and iPhone pocket companion.”

Lani Allen

Lani Allen is a graduate of Columbia University’s Non-fiction Creative Writing program. After serving as Vice President of her class for two years, she contributed written pieces and illustrations to many on-campus publications. As a writer with a passion for beauty, Lani enjoys capturing the stories of innovative thinkers and risk-takers shaping the industry as we know it.

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