Monday, November 12, 2012

Keatyn Swift (model) and Erick Anderson (photographer) came to me with a concept to do a shoot with mud. They left it up to me to choose the mediums so I came up with the idea to use modeling clay instead of real mud. I loved how the clay dried on the skin because it created different values of grey and formed a really cool crackle texture. After applying the clay I used black soot loose powder to contour and define then to finish it off I applied gold leaf to some areas for contrast. Here are some behind the scene shots and the finished edit. Enjoy!

to check out more of Ericks' amazing work go to www.eafoto.com

Saturday, June 30, 2012

Makeup and Mimosas


 Brides to Be: Here's an idea when planning your Bachelorette party! Makeup and Mimosas. Whats better than getting pampered and sipping on the bubbly? Fun for all your girls to get all dolled up before you hit the town for some Bacherlorette fun! Contact me to plan your Makeup and Mimosas party. katjekuhn@yahoo.com 410-660-7856









Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Changing Skin - Changing Lives




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Thursday, November 17, 2011

New favorite product! Aveda Mosscara




Today I trained with the amazing Aveda makeup artist Lawrie Wallace and she showed me some tips and tricks with Aveda makeup. I had a big Aha moment when she taught me another way to use the mascara also known as Mosscara because of its conditioning properties. With a blend of Iceland moss and other pure plant extracts this product will leave your lashes lush and soft while delivering thickness and rich lasting color.



This 2 in 1 acts as a mascara for thick bold lashes and also a liquid liner. Here's how to use for a liner:

Use the Mosscara wand to scrap a little product onto a disposable cosmetic spatula. Take Avedas retractable lip brush and dip the tip of the brush in the mosscara. Next, starting at the top lash line draw a precise line from the inner to outer eye getting close to the lashes. Go over the line again to add a richer pigment. If you want a classic 50's look wing the line slightly up and outward.







Product located at Natural Oasis a WIlliam Edge Salon and Spa 
Mosscara $18
Retractable brush $16
www.williamedge.com

Monday, November 14, 2011

Allie's Wedding

Here's some shots of a wedding I did makeup for back in the summer. Allie and her mom were some of the sweetest people I have ever met. I'm so happy for her! :)


Thursday, July 21, 2011

Krista Lee/Ashlie Kolb Shoot

It's always a pleasure working with Krista and Ashlie. Heres the turn out from a recent shoot.
Krista Lee- Photographer
Ashlie Kolb- Model
Me- Makeup/ Hair

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Put down the cheese please!

Did you know about 75% of the worlds population is genetically unable to properly digest milk and other dairy products?

Why dairy is bad for you: Here's just some of the facts....
* Dairy is not good for your bones (there is no evidence) and does not prevent osteoporosis. Countries with low rates of dairy consumption, like Asia, have the lowest rates of osteoporosis.
* Dairy aggravates IBS, allergies, eczema, sinus issues and more.
* Too much consumption comes out through your skin causing white heads and breakouts.
* Dairy is full of saturated fat and is linked to prostate cancer and heart disease


Cows milk is made for cows only..... makes sense right?


What you should do....
* Try cutting out dairy for 2 weeks and see how you feel. You'll have a clearer complexion, less bloating, constipation and gas, you will even lose weight and have more energy.
* Try consuming other foods full of calcium like leafy green vegetables, fruits, beans, seaweed, nuts and whole grains.
* Try fermented products like greek yogurt, kefir and kombucha tea for those good bacterias and probiotics.
* Sub unsweetened almond milk and Daiya cheese (found in Whole Foods)

Sources found on
www.huffingtonpost.com by Dr. Mark Hyman
for more info please go here ^