LIPSTICK LAB

I am a Hair & MUA artist based in Honolulu, Hawaii. I've been doing makeup going 13 years. I have experience in film, bridal, Commercial, print, fashion show, SFX and bodypainting.

I love anything different and fun!

My rates are avalible upon request however  I am willing to do TFC, TFP, etc.
I like to add to my port anyway I can. 


The history :
I have a passion for creating something from skratch...Having someone in front of me is like having a blank canvas for the first time and you have your whole imagination to explore that canvas...
I used to get into my mothers makeup a lot when I was a kid, she would always catch me putting her makeup on myself and my little brother..she would tell me that I should never put makeup on myself because it will make my skin look bad and that I will get wrinkles faster, she would say it's better to do it on other people...she never taught me...

Makeup is self taught for me, I read a lot of fashion mags,Books, MTV was great at the time, and fashion television, when it comes to practice "thank god" I had such willing friends...Started practing when I was still in highschool.. that was 13 years ago... but did not do it professionally till about 6 years ago.... I've been with MAC cosmetics for a years as an Artist then as a Ops. Manager, and now a freelancer since Jan 08..motherhood makes you want to work less (^_^)


Symmetry in common usage generally conveys two primary meanings. The first is an imprecise sense of harmonious or aesthetically-pleasing proportionality and balance; such that it reflects beauty or perfection. The second meaning is a precise and well-defined concept of balance or "patterned self-similarity" that can be demonstrated or proved according to the rules of a formal system: by geometry, through physics or otherwise.[1]

Although the meanings are distinguishable, in some contexts, both meanings of "symmetry" are related and discussed in parallel.[2][3]

The "precise" notions of symmetry have various measures and operational definitions. For example, symmetry may be observed:

with respect to the passage of time;
as a spatial relationship;
through geometric transformations such as scaling, reflection, and rotation;
through other kinds of functional transformations[4]; and
as an aspect of abstract objects, theoretic models, language, music and even knowledge itself.[5][6]
This article describes these notions of symmetry from three perspectives. The first is that of mathematics, in which symmetries are defined and categorized precisely. The second perspective describes symmetry as it relates to science and technology. In this context, symmetries underlie some of the most profound results of modern physics, including aspects of space and time. Finally, a third perspective discusses symmetry in the humanities, covering its rich and varied use in history, architecture, art, and religion.

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LIPSTICK LAB
Makeup by Beejay Q.
Las Vegas/Honolulu
Phone: (808) 286-0552
Lipsticklab@gmail.com
Myspace.com/makeupbybeejayq