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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-02-28, Page 17a III E Hy Shelley. Mcpbee On, .February 1,. I was worldlyand gorgeous. The idea took a:little ettin used e to.'but after countless trips to the mirror for glances of reassurance I finally. accepted the idea. Unfortunately -my u elywnat y new look it didn't last and by the next .morni.ng, nnYvold face had resurfaced and my gorgeous look lay smeared on• the pillowcase. 1I'm not sure that. I'll ever be able to re -mate that look. It took : John Maxwell,. a Hollywood • professional snake -up artist, over as hour to bring out all my good facial features 'and disguise the not -so -good ones, but at least I now know my face a little • better, its'- shape, the colors that compliment it, and how to play up my good qualities. Now I may not be as beautiful as all -those-" Hol•lywood-ladi•e•s-th John's - worked do during his 14 -year career as a make-up artist, but he was polite enough 'not to dwell on those bad features, which I won't mention here. - Instead he dressed up Iny better features and even said I had a jawline like Linda Lavin. That's the television star who plays Alice, you know. John gave personal make-up demonstrations to some 15 ladies during his one -day stop at. Edith Anne lI'air Fashions in Clinton, and Iolike Many of the other ladies that day, 44zaule away with a new look and better understanding of ray face and , cosmetics. I've been reading beauty magazines for years, tryin to figure out my shape of face and attern g in to keep up with all the new colors on the market in order to make myself as attractive•as humanly possible. But as John. pointed out,each facers very individualized and other than proper skin care, there is no one set of particular rules that a woman can ,follow. Re works 'like a doctor, with a bit of added •flair. At the age of 28 and with years of experience, he seems to be able to take one look at his subject and know what is needed. -Sitting in the -beautyi -- hair pinned back in clips and the morning's carefully applied make-up cleaned off, I felt and looked pretty • pitiful. • "What if he can't help me," I thought. But with the complete control and ease of person who knows his -job, John began what I thought to be an immense task. First came the Clarifying Facial Wash, the Moisturizing Balancing Fefresher and: the Moisturizing Skirt Balancer, Impressive soundinge but a names,. u quick peak in the mirror didn't show -any major chances My face was `us t, . getting more° flushed, theroom was getting hotter'and I was' beginning to lose control. Jdhn assured me, however, that good 'skin care is one of the most iniportan.t aspects to remember in cosmetics,; `especially for young women who want to have' nice skin as they grow older. a I needed help in this line. My skin is dehydrated, a problem caused by, this climate. John also pointed out thati already have a few wrinkles, crow's feet around the eyes and here 1 thought they were sort of nice' showing that 1 was friendly and that I • laughed a lot. After -'the" facial - treatment; we moved on to make-up and from hundreds of bottles, tubes, jars and compacts, he picked out my colors. He determined that I have sallow skin and the make up colors I should use are the blue and red toned. According to John, determining your individual colors is another important aspect of cosmetics. For instance, I shouldn't use any colors with yellow or orange shades, or f'il look as if f have jaundice. John explained that once you :have established the shades that corn- plirnent.our skin coloringyou should stick k wit . your e thea..,. despite the cosmetic 'trends, like the plum season, or peach time. ". To begin my new look, John chose a Fair onceaien which helped cover those rough spots .and black circles under the eyes and Medium Glut. Foundation and Shimmering Tran slucent Powder. I was beginning to feel good already, the names of these products sounded so good . Sunshine Cherry Powder Blusher was added next. It just not smeared into your cheeks, but is almost worked in artistically. My blusher was blended in along the cheekbone, not to .close to the nose, and taken aiorrg-upwards-towa'I?d die 'corners oT`"� my eyes. This, John explained, was done to give my face the illusion of extra length. It seems that following the style set my the rest of my body, I have a short, square face. Moving onto abetter feature were m y wide set, brown eyes. These were made to look bigger than ever with, can you believe it, three different colors of eyeshadow, ranging from pink, burgandy to grey. To think, I CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY' tes a ne can hardly manage to get one color on in the mornings, That was only the to `half the eye, Thed f of y bottom half had blue pencil along the wet ledge of the lower lid and brown pencil on the outer third of the eye and pulled around, finished off with .eyeliner. Then carne cream blusher to highlight the brow bone and the touch under the eye to neutralize those . dark cirlces that the concealer mustn't have caught. Then last but not least, mascara. This was beginning to sound like a medical operation, and looking like one too, as I sat in the chair with miracle worker John on one side and Edith Anne owner ' Ramona Hum- phreys on the other, handing the master his supplies and writing down the procedure as we went along. Now a look_in the mirror showed _ --g is ening, smooth skin, and these huge, black eyes, but the hair still wasn't up to much and somehow my lips had disappeared into the rest of my face. That's why John used Muted Auburn liner and Caviar Brown color on .my lips, both dark shades to so my - mouth wouldn't get lost under all those eyes. Then a quick curl of the hair, to RUAY , i98PACiE 17 make it a little softer around my sharp features, and voila, a beauty had been born, or so they kept telling me. I kept on g these black eye p seeing ys. and these red, 'red lips when I looked in the mirror. I was used to just bland old me but John and Ramona ex- plained that the make-up I was wearing was heavy for -the day, but both assured that I was ready for a night at the disco or -a modelling session. And so, after an afternoon of dashing to the mirror, I finally got used to my new look at did in fact go out dancing that night, but just as i~ was getting used those black eyes and red lips they suddenly seemed to vanish. And here I am, in a more worse ..lze.r.di .eat.. _than.. itelonew desperatelyattmept to re-create that look. With my list of make-up in front of me, I try to remember if the Petal Frost goes on before the Candied Burgandy and Pewter Frost eye shadow and if I've got the liner only on the outer third of my lower lid. Maybe with 'practice; I'll have a worldy and gorgeous look again someday. AYLIWER SOUPS CREAM OF CELERY, CHICKEN NOODLE, CHICKEN RICE, TOMATO RICE. 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