Heidi Yi - Pro Makeup by Heidi

PRO MAKE UP BY HEIDI

By

Heidi Yi

THE ULTIMATE AUSTRALIAN

guide for beauty and make up

Heidi Yi

Pro Make Up By Heidi Yi

Copyright 2008 heidi yi cosmetics pty ltd

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CONTENTS

Dr John Oh (MBBS), Carling Reid, You RimChung, Kylie Dale (), Julie Rollinson,Hayley (bride).

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I am passionate about Access OutreachAustralia who give so much to the community. 10% of profits fromthis book will be donated to help operate the mobile service AccessStreet Vans that attend to the needs of the homeless and thelonely. They feed 1500 people per week in the community inBrisbane, Townsville and other areas.

Funds are needed for this organisation toenable their good works to continue. Selfless volunteers and thepastors within the organisation are dedicated to the ongoingwelfare of the needy.

This valuable organisation is based inBrisbane, Queensland, Australia. I joined Access Street Vans in1998, and continue to make financial contributions. I encourage youto support Access Outreach Australia too. This is a registeredcharity organisation therefore all donations are taxdeductible.

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Heidi has made quite an impact in Brisbane.She is the kind of wonderful person who considers the plight ofothers and makes an effort to reach out and help them. This is whyshe joined Access Street Vans many years ago. (Officially AccessOutreach Australia.)

Access is a not-for-profit organisation thatdaily reaches out to the homeless, needy, lonely and marginalisedfolk of Brisbane. Access has plans to expand to other cities inAustralia. With a fleet of street vans and trained teams ofcompassionate and big-hearted people, Access takes food to thosewho have very few resources of their own. Our caring members sitwith the homeless and simply take the time to listen. We hear abouttheir lives, how they just want to break free from theircircumstances and how they wish they had a supportive and lovingfamily around them.

Access team members become like a surrogatefamily. We never judge, rather we help each individual to seethemselves differently. We try to impress self-worth,self-acceptance and hope for the future. It is a way of helpingothers to reach higher ground in their lives and attain theirpotential.

At Access, we invite the homeless and lonelyto our ELEVATE meetings where they are motivated to do somethingproactive about their circumstances. We encourage them to join ourSing Out Loud choir which gives them a sense of belonging. Theybegin to take pride in themselves and learn that they too can makea contribution to society in an exciting way.

We exist because of the generosity of oursupporters whose donations keep us out there working hard toreach and support more and more people.

Heidi is one of our much-loved and respectedteam members. She is always willing to sit and listen to the lifestories of our friends who live on the street. She is no longer onthe vans as she moved to Sydney but her personal generosity ofgiving donations has enabled Access to keep going. Heidi alsounderstands what it means to go through difficult times. This iswhat has made her such an effective street missionary.

Kind regards

Pastor Russell Witham

Director, Access Outreach Australia

PO Box 4092 Eight Mile Plains QLD 4113

(07) 3349 4555 or 0415 467 137

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My desire to write this book came fromhearing brides ask the same question, week after week.

How do I apply make up properly?

They would wish out loud that there was abook or a course that could increase their knowledge about make up.They wanted to know how to do make up everyday, for every daysituations as well as for special occasions.

Make up is a big part of every womans lifeand it is every womans desire to feel gorgeous and good aboutherself. So this book is all about doing make up. Make up thatmakes you feel great, and suits your features. Im passionate aboutmake up and I hope I can share some of that passion with you.

My journey began in 1996, after graduatingfrom high school in Brisbane, Queensland. Whilst a majority of myfriends headed for the academic world of university, I chose to gointo a trade. My first job was as an apprentice hairdresser. Ilearnt on the job by day and studied by night. I didnt pursuehairdressing but enjoyed being on show as a hair model for hairexpos and seminars. I incorporated beauty and make up as wellthrough completing further education in beauty.

My biggest achievement to date has been thecommitment that I made to complete post graduate studies at theInternational Dermal Institute. It was an exciting course ofintensive theory and practical training for the skin and body, aswell as a challenging written exam at the end.

Women are passionate about beauty, whether asa customer or a professional. We keep up with the latest fashiontrends, beauty, hair and make up looks because that is part ofbeing a woman. We love beauty mags at the hairdressers or over acup of coffee! We search out the juicy tidbits just as men poreover anything to do with sport! So, in the spirit of providingreally useful information about beauty, and how to achieve it, Iset down to write this book.

I have done hundreds of faces of brides,models and everyday people. All the things I have learned over manyyears, on many faces, are here.

You too can look like a professionally madeup model. Or you can look beautifully natural. Ill share thesecrets of both within these pages. This is about what suits you asa woman, what products are available and how to achieve the lookyou want.

Enjoy!

Heidi Yi

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The skin is our biggest organ. It needs lotsof love, care and attention to stay looking great as we grow older.The things you do as a young woman will come back to haunt you inyour later years!

Heres how to treat your skin well so thatyoure rewarded with great skin later. Firstly, youll need tounderstand the skin type you have. skin types and conditions

normal skin

Normal skin feels soft to the touch and wellnourished. It has a healthy glow with no visible oil, open pores,blemishes or dry patches. This reflects a balanced diet, lifestyleand correct skin care used on a regular basis.

dry skin

Dry skin is caused by lack of oil flow,common after menopause as there is little oil production. It feelsrough to touch and has visible flakiness and lines. The skin feelstight after cleansing and feels extra dry in winter. It is best toavoid the sun as dry skin is prone to premature aging. Certainmedications, such as drugs used for general anaesthesia cancontribute to dry skin.

oily or problem skin

Oily skin has a shine all over the face dueto over-production of sebum (oil) within the sebaceous glandattached to hair follicles. This can be hormonal or hereditary.Surface oil is present and a few break outs can also be seen. Skinpores can be visible and make up generally smears easily. Oily skinwill show up shiny in photos so make sure to blot away any greasebefore smiling for the camera. Also avoid using oil-based productsas they can cause blockages. Choose water-based products instead togive your skin a refreshing squeaky clean feeling. In addition,wherever there are blockages there is bacteria which may causeinfection in the pores. The breakdown of the bacteria will alsocause the skin to smell slightly.