Easy natural men's make-up tutorial for beginners by celebrity make-up artist Alvin Goh
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Emma Watson and Kendall Jenner’s celebrity make-up artist, Alvin Goh, on why men shouldn’t shy away from beauty products – and 4 practical tips to getting it right
Alvin Goh on why modern men shouldn’t shy away from beauty products
More used to styling the likes of Emma Watson, Kendall Jenner, Tilda Swinton and Uma Thurman, Alvin Goh says men should employ some of the same techniques to improve their appearance – in his first exclusive column for STYLE
This is part of Alvin Goh’s Look Good, Feel Good column for STYLE.
Growing up, I was never the sporty type playing basketball, or the one hanging out with the rest of the boys. Instead, I was the inactive one who hated sports and did not really have a lot of friends. In fact, I am a serious introvert with a bit of an inferiority complex (I know you won’t believe me!) that has plagued me for a good 20 years.
I hated the way I looked when I was younger. I even remember a year of not looking in the mirror because I was struggling with self-esteem issues. One feature in particular made me feel super lousy – my “grass-patch” eyebrows. It literally looked like a patch of grass that I was unsure where to start mowing.
I had my eyebrows tweezed at the age of 12 and even so, I detested it so much that I decided to get an eyebrow pencil and start fixing it myself. The rest is history.
As they say, “everything in life happens for a reason”, and sometimes you know the reason right away, but sometimes it takes years for you to understand. Being a celebrity make-up artist wasn’t an accident, it was me giving back to society.
And no subject is more perfect for kicking off this series than that of why men should not feel ashamed to look good.
We are taught that only women are allowed to dress up and look good, but when a man does it, he will immediately be judged or called names.
That’s just bullying, plain and simple, and I can’t accept it because I had enough of that growing up. Why can’t men be allowed to look good? This is our right and we’re entitled to it. Putting effort into your appearance should never have stigma attached to it; in fact, it should be essential! After all, it is part of self love.
In this episode, I interview watch designer and lifestyle KOL Ian Choy, and show him four easy steps to making up his face by using a handful of simple make-up techniques. You can do all of these steps, mix it up or do just one – you don’t need to follow it religiously, it’s up to you.
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Emma Watson and Kendall Jenner’s celebrity make-up artist, Alvin Goh, on why men shouldn’t shy away from beauty products – and 4 practical tips to getting it right
Alvin Goh on why modern men shouldn’t shy away from beauty products
More used to styling the likes of Emma Watson, Kendall Jenner, Tilda Swinton and Uma Thurman, Alvin Goh says men should employ some of the same techniques to improve their appearance – in his first exclusive column for STYLE
This is part of Alvin Goh’s Look Good, Feel Good column for STYLE.
Growing up, I was never the sporty type playing basketball, or the one hanging out with the rest of the boys. Instead, I was the inactive one who hated sports and did not really have a lot of friends. In fact, I am a serious introvert with a bit of an inferiority complex (I know you won’t believe me!) that has plagued me for a good 20 years.
I hated the way I looked when I was younger. I even remember a year of not looking in the mirror because I was struggling with self-esteem issues. One feature in particular made me feel super lousy – my “grass-patch” eyebrows. It literally looked like a patch of grass that I was unsure where to start mowing.
I had my eyebrows tweezed at the age of 12 and even so, I detested it so much that I decided to get an eyebrow pencil and start fixing it myself. The rest is history.
As they say, “everything in life happens for a reason”, and sometimes you know the reason right away, but sometimes it takes years for you to understand. Being a celebrity make-up artist wasn’t an accident, it was me giving back to society.
And no subject is more perfect for kicking off this series than that of why men should not feel ashamed to look good.
We are taught that only women are allowed to dress up and look good, but when a man does it, he will immediately be judged or called names.
That’s just bullying, plain and simple, and I can’t accept it because I had enough of that growing up. Why can’t men be allowed to look good? This is our right and we’re entitled to it. Putting effort into your appearance should never have stigma attached to it; in fact, it should be essential! After all, it is part of self love.
In this episode, I interview watch designer and lifestyle KOL Ian Choy, and show him four easy steps to making up his face by using a handful of simple make-up techniques. You can do all of these steps, mix it up or do just one – you don’t need to follow it religiously, it’s up to you.
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