From Publishers Weekly Makeup artist Rex Hilverdink， who is known internationally as Rex， brings a measure of common sense to the beautification of women， and freelance writer Jewell expresses his advice with an above-average writing style and a minimum of pap. The book discusses such paraphernalia as brushes for brows， cheeks and lips as well as various creams， bases， shadows and other cosmetics. Skin care and makeup instructions are tailored to facial shape， skin type and， to some degree， personality type. This beauty book provides facile， easy-to-follow tips on correcting "nature's" flaws， from minimizing bulging eyes to making thin lips fuller. The illustrations， all drawn by Rex， add much appeal to the attractive package， although more how-to pictures would have made this an even more practical book. The format of the oversize volume is generous， though perhaps not so efficient for easy reference. First serial to Woman's Day. Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information， Inc. Book Description One of the world's most sought-after makeup artists， whose clients include Brooke Shields and Sophia Loren， shows how every woman can make the most of her looks. 90 full-color drawings. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. See all Editorial Reviews