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Trish McEvoy The Power Of Makeup Book Review
Guest Author - Rebekah Mack Bono

Trish McEvoy’s book, The Power Of Make Up, Looking Your Level Best At Every Age, is a must read for every woman who wants to understand who she is, in the vast, ever changing world or skin care and makeup.

Many people have no idea who Trish McEvoy is, because her luxury skin care, cosmetics, and fragrance line is available only at select retailers. Trish McEvoy is the founder of Trish McEvoy Beauty and cofounder of Trish McEvoy/Dr. Ronald Sherman Skin Care Center in NYC. She is an amazingly brilliant, warm woman, who is responsible for creating some of the most reputable make up brushes in the industry, as well as inventing the Planner, a customizable, organizational system for cosmetics. Her Planner allows you to carry your beauty essentials in the palm of your hand, or travel bag.

The Power of Make Up starts off simply enough, Trish McEvoy describing her youthful admiration of three influential women in her life, watching their personal beauty routines, and how that molded her into the woman she is today. I think most women can relate to this, being little girls, playing dress up with our mothers.

Trish McEvoy’s The Power of Makeup goes on to reveal the secrets to each woman’s personal makeup style. She categorizes women into three levels, simply a 1, 2, or 3. Each level has its unique makeup application instructions, and discusses what type of woman may fit into that category. I discovered that I am primarily a level two, sometimes a three, and once in a blue moon, I’m a level one. You will be excited to learn what level you are.

In a world of stereotypes, one might think that three levels are hardly enough to encompass every woman, but The Power of Makeup will surprise you. Trish McEvoy leaves no stones unturned, and leaves plenty or room for further exploration.

Along with step-by-step makeup instruction, Trish McEvoy’s The Power of Makeup guides women through organization, skin care, tools, fragrance, textures, the age factor, and taking your makeup on the road.

When I first read Trish McEvoy’s The Power of Makeup, I thought I knew everything, having an industry background, but I quickly realized how much more there was to learn. For example, I didn’t know if I had a pesky pimple that wouldn’t leave, I could go to my dermatologist; get a cortisone injection, and poof! I also had never experimented with layering fragrance before.

The Power of Makeup is an A-Z guide to skin care, makeup, and organization, and everything in between. It is well written, and easy to read. This is a book that you will turn to ten years from now. It is not filled with trends, rather tried and true make up and skin care techniques that work.

I highly recommend Trish McEvoy’s The Power of Makeup. It is a comprehensive guide into the often intimidating, world of skincare and makeup, written with ease, style, and passion.

Trish McEvoy: The Power of Makeup: Looking Your Level Best at Every Age


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