Jeannine Riley

This is a 1963 Lydia Lane article. Enjoy!

Jeannine Riley believes that teen-agers make the mistake of using make-up before acquiring the technique of applying it. “It does not hold true that over your mouth before you apply your lipstick, you’ll get more depth and staying power. I like to powder first because it sets my lipstick, and it makes my eyelashes seem thicker when I apply mascara. And if you outline your mouth with a darker shade of lipstick, it gives an accent to a pale shade.

“Any skill takes time and patience to learn, and a technique in applying make-up is no exception, Jeannine and

“It does not hold true that if a little is good, lot is better. Making up is an art, but with practice anyone can learn. I have watched the make-up men at Revue studios, and the more subtle they are, the more flattering it is to the actress. “Don’t copy anyone else.

Make do with what nature endowed you. That’s what gives each person that individual look. Find out whether you want to draw your eyeline with a pencil or paint in on with liquid. Find out whether you like to use a pencil which can be refilled or one that you sharpen yourself. Try a fine point, a soft round one or a flat one to see which works best.

That’s what gives each person that interesting look. Find out whether you want to draw your eyeline with a-pencil or paint it on with. Find out whether you like to use a pencil which can be refilled or one that you sharpen yourself. Try a i point, a soft round one or a flat one to see which works best. Stroke on your eyebrows. Never draw a hard line.

And be sure you choose a shade a goes with your hair. There are color charts in most large stores. “If you put make-up base over your before you apply your lipstick, you’ll get more depth and staying power. I like to powder i because it sets my lipstick, and it makes my eyelashes seem thicker when I apply mascara. And if you i your mouth with a darker shade of lipstick, it gives an accent to a pale shade. “Any skill takes i and patience to learn, and a technique in a i make-up is no exception,” she concluded.