I was first introduced to Charlene Kaye by my cousin Rebecca. She sent me a few Youtube videos and said, “Watch this.”<\/p>\n
I let the videos get buried under my to-do list a few times before finally clicking on one.<\/p>\n
The song that drew me was a duet she did with Darren Criss called, “Skin and Bones.” The video, a cute little cardboard cut-out narrative directed by her younger sister Liann really captured my heart.<\/p>\n
Charlene and I have worked together a few times since, and it’s always a joy when we get to come together, and get creative.<\/p>\n
Because I am an Asian American woman, I am often asked by other women of similar ethnic backgrounds to address the burning makeup question that all women, regardless of race have: “What do I do with my eyes?”<\/p>\n
Eye makeup is probably one of the most intimidating parts of a makeup application. For a woman whom the majority of cosmetics companies have not traditionally marketed to, it can be extra intimidating. But for a makeup artist, the hooded eyelid, or mono-lid, is a wonderful blank canvas.<\/p>\n
I hope you enjoy my video<\/a>!
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