MAKE-UP // HOUSE OF GLAMDOLLS

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house of glamdolls, freedom makeup, david horne, chinyee chu, discoveries of self blog, beauty blogger, nataliekayo, WoC, nc50
house of glamdolls, freedom makeup, david horne, chinyee chu, discoveries of self blog, beauty blogger, nataliekayo, WoC, nc50
house of glamdolls, freedom makeup, david horne, chinyee chu, discoveries of self blog, beauty blogger, nataliekayo, WoC, nc50
A few weeks back I was given the opportunity by the lovelies at Beauty Crowd (thanks guys!) to attend my first ever make-up course.

The course was run by The House of Glamdolls which was set up by David Horne and Chinyee Chu.

I decided to do my research before I arrived and found out that David created the legendary Illamasqua Skin Base and Hydra/Matte Veils – this, in itself, had me excited! Chinyee had worked at MAC and Illasmaqua so I knew I was in good hands!

This being my first make-up course I was a little bit nervous but shouldn't have been. The House of Glamdolls offers a really friendly and comfortable experience from the amazing interior (homely meets eclectic meets make-up) to the personal approach throughout the course. 
David and Chinyee took the time to really talk to us and discuss with us as well as demonstrate and teach – all in a really comfortable way which I enjoyed.

During the class we recreated a Foxy Vamp look using products from Freedom Makeup which is a make-up line run under the same company as Makeup Revolution which is aimed mostly at pro MUAs.

I was surprisingly impressed by the quality of the Freedom Makeup products. The Pro Conceal Palettes and the ultra-affordable Decadence Rock & Roll eyeshadow palette were my favourite products on the day – both had amazing colour payoff and were great in texture.

I also loved the Glamdolls Glam Base Wheel 2 (also created by David) which I have now added to my make-up wishlist!

At the course I had the opportunity to meet and speak with Adam Minto the creator of Makeup Revolution/Freedom Makeup. It was great to speak to the man himself but I did have to stress the importance of expanding the shade range of the base products for PoC. I had to use Skin Base as my foundation as the Freedom Makeup bases did not cover deeper skin tones which I have to admit was a bit disappointing but not surprising.

All in all I had an amazing day and learnt a lot! 
I felt very privileged to able able to meet David and Chinyee and to be taught by David.

If you wish to book a course at The House of Glamdolls whether you’re a beginner or pro you can do so via their website HERE.

Many thanks to all at Beauty Crowd for this opportunity!

Nat x


*I was offered a place on this course by Beauty Crowd.
Although not asked to review the course, my voluntary review above holds nothing but my true and honest opinion.

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