The Greeks had a word for cosmetics, (kosmetikē tekhnē), meaning "technique of dress and ornament". From early civilizations to present day, even mentioned in the Old testament, found in Ancient Egypt and China, ways to beautify, alter appearances and cleanse the body have been part of our heritage for centuries. For performing artists, make up is a key essential to bringing to life the characters and situations. If you have ever seen a horror movie you know that one of the most important people behind the scenes is the make up artist. (Photo by Chloe Van Uytfanck)
Laurie Frigon is 25 years old and has been experimenting with make up and cosmetics since high school. With training from L`Académie Internationale Compétence Beauté in artistic make up and a DEP in interior decorating, she has always known that there would be a paint brush in her hand. She has worked on video clips, short films, weddings, fashion shows, theatre productions and for some major companies such as L`Opéra de Montréal, Canal Vox and Télé Québec. Although her passion lies in special effects and fantasy work, she recently worked at the Salon de l'Amour et de la Séduction and will be returning for belly painting at The Parents and Kids Fair at the Bonaventure http://www.salonmaternitepaterniteenfants.com/en/montreal. (Photo by Eva Maude)


If you know of anyone that is looking for a make up artist, you can view her full resume at http://www.lauriefrigon.daportfolio.com/. If you are worried, she only uses vegan products and is diligent and respectful as her motto is ``If I won`t put it on my face, I won`t put it on yours.``
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