Bring the glamour of old Hollywood back with this 1950's makeup look. Learn how to apply pin-up 1950s style makeup with this tutorial. The following products were used in this video: Rimmel concealer, Avon bronzer, Clinique eyeshadows, Smashbox eyeliner black, Rimmel mascara, and Loreal Art Visage in "Carmen." With this how to video and you will be able to create a 1950's style makeup look.
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