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In the New York Times bestseller Face Paint, makeup artist Lisa Eldridge reveals the entire history of the art form, from Egyptian and Classical times through the Victorian age and golden era of Hollywood, and surveys the cutting-edge makeup science of today and tomorrow.

“Makeup artist and Lancome global creative director Lisa Eldridge drops serious knowledge.” ―Marie Claire

“Clear your coffee table and turn off YouTube—Lisa Eldridge’s book is a must read.” ―Teen Vogue

Makeup, as we know it, has only been commercially available in the last 100 years, but applying decoration to the face and body may be one of the oldest global social practices. Face Paint explores the practical and idiosyncratic reasons behind makeup’s use, the actual materials employed over generations, and the glamorous icons that people emulate—from Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe to Madonna and Amy Winehouse—and details how they achieved their effect. Each chapter reveals great industry stories and larger-than-life tales from many of the founders of modern beauty, including Helena Rubinstein, Charles Revson, Elizabeth Arden, and Estee Lauder:

Red: Beauty’s Most Enduring Shade
White: The Politics and Power of Pale
Media and Motivation: Creating the Dream
The Beauty Pioneers: Visionaries and Vaudeville
History in Your Handbag: Folk Remedies to Global Brands
And more!

Along with all the style and celebrity trappings, this lushly illustrated volume also explores the role makeup has played in women’s history—and the intriguing allure and fascination makeup holds for us all. It is also a social history of women and the ways in which we can understand their lives through the prism and impact of makeup.

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“Makeup artist and Lancome global creative director Lisa Eldridge drops serious knowledge in Face Paint, her book on the history of beautifying.”―Marie Claire

“Face Paint delves into the history of makeup, with glossy pictures to match . . . the book’s cover is striking.”―New York Post

“Clear your coffee table and turn off YouTube—Lisa Eldridge’s book is a must read.”―Teen Vogue

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Lisa Eldridge is one of the most respected and experienced makeup artists in the industry. She has worked on the faces of some the world’s biggest and most glamorous stars, including Kate Winslet, Keira Knightley, Lily Collins, and Emma Watson, and with international publications such as Vogue, Elle, Love, and Harper’s Bazaar. Having previously held creative directorships and ambassadorial and developmental roles for leading brands including Shiseido, Chanel, and Boots No7, Eldridge is currently global creative director for Lancôme. The first professional makeup artist with her own dot com, since the launch of Eldridge’s website she has developed a large, global online following, while maintaining a high editorial profile. After living and working in Paris, New York, and Los Angeles, Eldridge is now based in London. Her bestselling first book, Face Paint, is an accumulation of years of research into the history of makeup.

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Abrams Image; Illustrated edition (October 13, 2015)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 240 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1419717960
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1419717963
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 2.4 pounds
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8 x 1.2 x 10 inches

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My copy of Lisa Eldridge's Face Paint arrived quickly from Boynton Beach, FL and in very good condition.

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Linda

Interesting and fun read

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What a wonderful book for a makeup enthusiast. Lisa Eldridge is a phenomenal makeup artist as well as a makeup historian. The book is full of beautiful photography and also vignettes of famous celebs throughout history. There is so much to enjoy in this book from the origins of makeup to our modern times. No doubt, humans love to paint themselves.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2015

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I pre-ordered this fabulous book and it was waiting for me when I got home. Luckily today was a take-out kind of day, so I snuggled up, chowed down and feasted my eyes upon the fabulous facts of makeup. I love that this book is by no means a how-to, which is refreshing since so many makeup artists turn authors seem to directly fall directly into that category. As a subscriber of Lisa's on Youtube, I have been blown away by her real passion for makeup, not just in its application, but also in it's creation. She is one of those rare people that has mastered what she does and loves what she does.
This passion shines through in her book.
Lisa takes you through some of the most fascinating periods of history and shows you just how integral makeup was, whether it as approved of at the time, or not, and it's amazing impact on the sociopolitical climate of the times. Now, if that's too historical for you, don't fret.
This never feels like a history lesson.
Every page has large beautiful prints of vintage makeup cases and advertisements,queens and courtesans, scans of paintings and sketches, all geared toward the world of cosmetics and its fascinating ride through the ages. I read it cover to cover, then went back and read it again. Every paragraph and every page there is a plethora of enthralling facts and histories for your mind to learn. Even better is she doesn't beat around the bush with women's struggles in society and how makeup played a large part in their freedom or lack thereof.
As a side note, I was blown away to learn that the argument men make against makeup wearing because it "lies" to them and makes women "deceptive" is an argument that dates back to Ancient Greek and Roman times. (Prepare to see Socrates in a whole new light.)
There aren't enough words to describe the level this book is on. This is a fascinating read for beauty guru, anthropologist and historian alike. Lisa Eldridge reaches across the great divide and pulls everyone in with this accomplished and masterful work. Turning the tides against people who view makeup and fashion as shallow and vapid and showing them just how rich and wonderful the cosmetic side of the world really is.
Thank you, Lisa. I can't wait to see what you do next!

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A fascinating look at our fascination with makeup

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I've been a huge fan of Lisa Eldridge for several years, and eagerly pre-ordered this book when it was first available for pre-order several months ago. When Eldridge first revealed more details about the book, I had initially been disappointed that this was going to be more of an overview of makeup throughout history rather than a how-to book, but the more I read about it on her blog -- and now that I have it in my hands -- the happier I am with it. If you love makeup and are interested in how we have used it throughout history to define and create our personae, you'll really love this book.

This is a big, colorful book -- one full of glossy images and lots of eye candy. Eldridge not only looks at how we have used makeup throughout history to add glamour into our lives, but she also takes a look at the appeal of icons like Twiggy and of certain colors, like red, white, and black.

The book is really well-researched, and Eldridge teases out all the interesting bits about makeup, like how it was made in ancient times and why we have always seemed to be intrigued by using it to empower ourselves. As a history devotee, I loved reading all of this information, and both the inclusion of historical photos and the retro photos added a special dimension to this book.

If you're looking for how-to books, I'd recommend Making Faces and Sonia Kashuk Real Beauty (which is out of print, but which is worth tracking down since it has so much great information in it, much better than the information in the two Bobbi Brown books I have).

Although makeup can be used to hide features we'd rather keep hidden, Eldridge emphasizes that it's makeup's ability to allow us to tap into our creativity and sense of play that has continued to make us obsess about it for so many hundreds of years. Eldridge captures that spirit of fun throughout this book, and I highly recommend it.

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Fantastic job

Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2022

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This is a gorgeous book written by a very knowledgeable and talented makeup artist who clearly has a passion for the subject. It would make a great present for anyone interested in the history of makeup. Frankly, I wish that we had learned about history through the lens of fashion and makeup in school rather than just simply through the lens of war. It would have made it far more captivating a subject to me.

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Interesting book

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Interesting book However, I found that the book could have been organized more efficiently. The little inserts of different concepts were interspersed within the regular text. It made for disjointed reading. After starting to read about one concept, the insert popped in making me understand a completely different main idea. After reading that, it was challenging to go back to the original subject that I was reading. Therefore, I had to start all over again. I skipped reading the inserts until the end of the book, then read them. I wish the inserts would have be delegated to one whole chapter.

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Théodora

Plus qu'un coffee-table book

Reviewed in France on April 23, 2016

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Lisa Eldridge est une maquilleuse anglaise qui a travaillé pour les plus grandes marques : Chanel, Lancôme, Shiseido, ainsi que pour les plus grands magazines de mode, peut-être la plus grande make-up artist actuellement. Il m'arrive d'aller chercher l'inspiration sur sa chaîne Youtube, sa philosophie en ce qui concerne le maquillage étant assez proche de ce que je recherche. Néanmoins, quand j'ai appris qu'elle s'apprêtait à sortir un livre sur le maquillage, je ne me suis pas jetée dessus. Je pensais que c'était un livre pour apprendre à se maquiller, et je pense que les blogs et les chaînes Youtube ont rendu ce concept obsolète. Il y tellement de critères à prendre en compte : carnations, sous-tons, harmonie teint-cheveux, couleur et forme des yeux, qu'il vaut mieux intervenir en vidéo pour répondre à une question spécifique.
Je n'ai pas vu toutes ses vidéos tutos, mais je regarde systématiquement les quelques vidéos qu'elle a publiées sur l'histoire du maquillage et chez moi, l'amour de l'Histoire, notamment la petite histoire, l'emporte sur l'amour du maquillage.
Il est assez surprenant que ce livre vienne d'une maquilleuse qui s'intéresse à l'Histoire et pas d'un historien, mais il semble que l'Histoire soit sa deuxième passion. En témoignent les photos des produits très anciens, de la fin du 19ème siècle, certains étant de véritables pièces de musée provenant de sa collection personnelle.
Le livre est composé de plusieurs parties : dans la première, un focus sur les trois couleurs emblématiques choisies pour leur côté intemporel, le blanc, le rouge et le noir. Le blanc est synonyme de pureté et d'innocence. La céruse, très en vogue dans la Venise de la Renaissance, illustre la contradiction du maquillage : on se maquillait pour être plus beau, mais le produit faisait des dégâts qu'il fallait couvrir en mettant toujours plus de produit. Le rouge est la couleur de l'énergie, de la force, utilisée dans les peintures tribales pour impressionner l'ennemi. Au moment de la seconde guerre mondiale, les femmes américaines arborant un rouge pétant en signe de patriotisme. Le noir, quand à lui, nous fait penser au khôl. Il est amusant de constater qu'au Japon, il était en vogue à une certaine époque de se noircir les dents.Ces trois exemples me font penser que le maquillage n'est pas uniquement fait pour exalter la beauté ou cacher les défauts mais aussi pour évoquer une idée d'apparat, de théâtralité, de représentation, d'appartenance. Chez les grecs anciens, on était soupçonneux, comme chez les premiers chrétiens et les Victoriens : une femme maquillée était soupçonnée de manipulation, ou de frivolité, et encore de nos jours, une femme trop maquillée évoque un manque de sérieux. Cela dit, cette idée n'est pas partagée partout : dans l'ancienne Egypte, les hommes, les femmes, riches ou pauvres se maquillaient. Plus près de nous, à l'époque de Louis XIV ou Louis XV, il n'était pas rare de voir les hommes de la noblesse se farder comme les femmes.
Pour les gens qui trouveraient cela futile il convient de rappeler que cela est de l'ordre de l'art : les techniques de broyage des pigments étaient très similaires chez les peintres et les maquilleurs, et il est très difficile de copier un maquilleur dont on n'a pas le talent, je sais de quoi je parle.
La seconde partie du livre est axée sur le business de la beauté, les médias, la publicité. Il est intéressant de constater que l'industrie des cosmétiques a pris son envol à Paris, car la reine Victoria estimait que c'était réservé aux femmes de mauvaise vie. Les théâtreuses telles Lilly Langtry ou Sarah Bernhardt vantaient des cosmétiques avant que la première guerre mondiale fasse exploser la publicité, impulsée par les flappers, avec l'avènement du cinéma et de la publicité, cette conjonction entraînant un tournant dans l'évolution des cosmétiques. C'est là que les pionniers qui ont pour nom Revlon, Helena Rubinstein, et Elizabeth Arden entrent en scène. Il est frappant de constater que depuis l'émergence de cette industrie finalement assez récente on emporte son maquillage et on n'a plus à broyer ses pigments. Le conditionnement que l'on connaît, tubes de rouge, mascara, que l'on va chercher en magasin, date de cette époque, et c'est drôle de constater que ça n'a pas toujours été le cas. A cette époque on commence à essayer de copier les maquillages de telle ou telle star. A notre époque actuelle, on peut se maquiller ou pas, on n'a jamais été aussi libres de faire ce que l'on veut.
Le livre présente des recettes de maquillage d'époques reculées que je testerais pas personnellement, et en fil rouge, une muse makeup nous est présentée : Marie-Antoinette, Audrey Hepburn, Liz Taylor, jusqu'à Madonna. C'est vraiment un livre magnifique. Je ne sais pas de quoi il a l'air sur Kindle mais ce serait vraiment dommage de ne pas posséder un si bel objet. Pour un coup d'essai, c'est un coup de maitre et je sais qu'elle en est très fière. Il faut dire qu'il y a de quoi.
Si on est une personne versée dans les cosmétiques uniquement et que l'Histoire vous donne des boutons, passez votre chemin. Ce livre peut-il intéresser quelqu'un qui s'intéresse à l'Histoire mais pas au maquillage ? J'ai déjà répondu en ce qui me concerne. Si vous aimez "Secrets d'histoire" mais profitez du glissement vers le maquillage de Marie-Antoinette pour aller aux toilettes, ce livre n'est peut-être pas fait pour vous. Dès que je l'ai ouvert j'ai su que je devrais le commenter.Je l'ai beaucoup aimé et j'espère vous avoir permis de vous faire une idée.
Je vous invite à aller voir sa vidéo ou elles recrée les maquillages de diverses époques : l'Egypte ancienne, la Grèce antique, le Moyen-Age, La Renaissance à Venise, le style Pompadour, l'ère Victorienne, les flappers,les années 50,60,80 pour finir dans une explosion de différents looks actuels.Très impressionnant.

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Parce qu'il ne s'agit pas que de maquillage

Reviewed in France on January 22, 2016

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Si vous souhaitez connaître les dernières techniques de maquillage (comment faire un contouring insoupçonnable par exemple), passez votre chemin, ce livre n'est pas fait pour vous et ce n'est d'ailleurs pas le propos de l'auteur.
Lisa Eldridge dans ce livre nous raconte l'histoire (et les déboires) de l'utilisation du maquillage à travers les siècles et les pays, elle nous présente les modes (souvent mortifères - passage très surprenant sur la poudre libre radioactive !), les interdits, les normes, les obligations... Et en fin de compte, la conclusion de son ouvrage s'impose avec force : ce n'est que depuis très peu de temps que les femmes ont véritablement le droit de se maquiller, ou de ne pas se maquiller, de choisir les couleurs et les matières, sans être jugées (enfin... normalement).
L'autre volet intéressant de ce livre est la présentation des hommes et femmes qui ont créé les grandes marques de l'industrie cosmétique moderne. Et qui dit industrie, dit vente de masse, techniques de marketing agressives (ceux qui se plaignent des campagnes actuelles devraient se reporter aux campagnes des années 30 à 60, j'en suis restée bouche bée).
Ce livre nous rappelle que le maquillage n'est pas qu'un moyen de cacher les imperfections, de rendre sa peau plus lumineuse, de souligner la bouche ou de mettre en valeur le regard. Il s'agit de bien plus que cela. L'industrie moderne du maquillage que nous connaissons aujourd'hui est le résultat de l'accès des femmes à une véritable place dans la société. C'est la chance de notre époque et du monde occidental : cette liberté acquise par les femmes de se renouveler chaque jour grâce au maquillage, de présenter au monde un visage toujours différent avec ou sans toutes ces poudres, laques, vernis et fards toujours plus innovants... Et en même temps, l'industrie cosmétique moderne n'est que la continuation de cette recherche éternelle de la perfection du corps propre à l'humanité, de l'éternelle jeunesse. Et dans une certaine mesure également de ce recours immémorial des hommes aux peintures corporelles ou aux masques pour se donner de la force (les fameuses "peintures de guerre") ou chasser les mauvais esprits...
Non, il ne s'agit vraiment pas que de maquillage. Après avoir lu ce livre, vous ne regarderez plus vos flacons de fond de teint de la même manière.
PS : pour ceux qui ont peur de lire ce livre parce qu'il est en anglais, il est très accessible, pas de jargon technique, ni de phrases alambiquées : Lisa Eldridge est passionnée par le maquillage et elle a su transmettre sa passion dans un style accessible à tous (y compris donc ceux qui ne sont pas bilingues).

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Beautiful and informative book

Reviewed in Germany on January 12, 2023

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This book was a gift for someone, but I received only love towards this book as a feedback. It has a lot of really nice make-up history and I learn quite a lot from her telling me what she read last in the book.

Would recommend to anyone who's interested in history in general, not necessarily make-up history.

Vincent60

Ottimo libro

Reviewed in Italy on February 22, 2023

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Testo di sicuro interesse per chi si occupa di trucco, sia a livello professionale che amatoriale. La storia del trucco attraverso i secoli è spiegata in dettaglio, con aneddoti e biografie dei maggiori protagonisti a livello mondiale del make-up.

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Stunning Book!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 27, 2022

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Beautiful, just beautiful, so pleased with this purchase!

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