Andy Koh Profile: Renowned makeup artist and the first Chinese makeup artist to represent China backstage at New York Fashion Week. A hallmark figure in Asian makeup artistry, trendsetter, and visionary, he is a charismatic master of color. His exceptional precision and relentless pursuit of artistic excellence have earned him countless accolades and recognition.
How to quickly transition from daytime to party makeup?
AndyKoh: The primary distinction between day and evening looks stems from differences in lighting and attire. To swiftly refresh your look, intensify eyeliner, apply thicker mascara, and opt for a gloss over light lipstick or go bold with red lips.
What are some quick touch-up tips for office ladies heading out for evening dates?
Andy Koh: Areas prone to fading are the T-zone and lips. For the T-zone, first blot excess oil with blotting paper, then lightly dust compact or loose powder over the areas needing touch-up. Applying powder directly can cause sebum and powder to mix, resulting in a heavy, patchy finish.For lips, first blot away residual lipstick with tissue before reapplying. If lips feel dry, apply lip balm first before reapplying lipstick.
Removing evening party or date makeup
AndyKoh: Party makeup is challenging to remove mainly due to its intensity or waterproof formulas. The most stubborn areas are foundation and eye makeup(especially eyeliner and mascara). Cleansing oil is the best product for foundation. For eyeliner and mascara, waterproof eye makeup remover works quickly. Apply the remover to a cotton pad, press it onto lashes and eyeliner for 30 seconds, then gently wipe—even the toughest makeup vanishes instantly.