NEW YORK, June 4, 2006
Makeup Challenges Differ By Ethnicity
Expert Offers Tips For Asians, African-Americans, Caucasians
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Play CBS Video Video 'Passport To Beauty' With help from a few models, Julie Chen asks celebrity makeup artist Shalini Vadhera how women from different cultures and countries can take advantage of her beauty secrets.
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(CBS/EARLY SHOW)
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Special Report Beauty and Fashion Tips Get expert advice and the latest on trends, to help you look your best
Women of different ethnicities have their own special cosmetic needs.
Celebrity makeup artist Shalini Vadhera, author of "Passport to Beauty," stopped by The Early Show Monday with tips on how to meet those challenges.
"Choices in make-up for women of color are better today than they were a few years ago," says Shalini. "Companies have expanded their brands to include women of different cultures. Also, a lot of the brands formulate their favorites to work on different skin tones. You don't always have to go with brand specifically for your skin tone for it to work. And don't forget, it is all in the application!"
Vadhera showed how Asian, African-American and Caucasian women could bet use makeup to bring out their best.
To watch the segment, click here.
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