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So, your client has cancer, and she’s experiencing skin and facial changes during treatment and she’s turned to you the professional makeup artist for help? This one's for you.
As a makeup artist it is important to be sympathetic, and knowledgeable of what a cancer patient is going through. There are some things a patient has no control over, but as an informed artist you can teach them to take charge of their beauty regimen. Given that cancer is no joke, some might think to ask what would compel a patient to focus on beauty at a time like this. Here’s my thought on that…

The way we look affects the way we feel about ourselves.? So, how a patient feels about herself can dramatically affect how she feels physically. There is a significant relationship between self-esteem and physical well-being important to recovering cancer patients. If treatment has changed their looks, as a professional, you need take a positive approach to help them change their outlook. Teaching them to take charge of how they look, can harvest extraordinary benefits such as: renewed self-esteem, relief from depression and a sense of empowerment and control.

Chemotherapy and radiation treatments can wreak havoc on a patient’s skin. Like the rest of their body, their skin needs to be treated kindly during this time. So, I've compiled a list of great tips to teach you the artist, how to help your clients through this thorny process. Although, I have tried these tips on actual patients, make sure to have wholesale blackberry wine uggs australia boots on sale your wholesale blackberry wine uggs australia boots on sale clients consult with their physician before putting this or any other beauty plan in action.
One common malady of chemotherapy and radiation treatments is sensitive skin. If your client’s skin becomes, dry, itchy or it decides to flare-up, using products labeled "gentle or sensitive" is key. Here are some guidelines to have your clients adhere by:

SKIN:

* Make sure they get their physician's approval for all topical applications including, creams, makeup, sunscreens, etc.

* Make sure to have them adjust their skin care regime, if their skin type has changed.

* Ask them to avoid hot water; opt for warm instead. Hot water can dry skin out and wholesale blackberry wine uggs australia boots on sale make their current skin condition worse. Warm water is gentler and more soothing for sensitive skin.

* Advise them to never scrub affected areas! This can cause breakage in the skin and cause infection.

* Recommend that they resist the temptation to scratch the itch! Cornstarch can help control itching. Just have them mix water and cornstarch to make a paste and apply to the itchy areas.

* If they get any eruptions, have them wait until their skin heals completely before they shave or apply anything on it. Also, have them consult with their physician before applying any products on broken skin.
*Cancer treatment can increase vulnerability to infection, so remind them to keep hygiene a high priority. Recommend to always wash their hands before using products and close lids tightly. Also, to keep fingers out of containers, use clean cotton balls, swabs or disposable sponge-tip applicators for dispensing.? And finally, to never share products and always replace them according to manufacturer’s recommendations.

MAKEUP:
As makeup artists we know that applying "heavier" makeup will never make your skin look better. In fact, we know that the result will be very unnatural. Instead, have your clients opt for a natural, fresh and healthy look by using a light hand application.

*Concealer- Use concealer to hide any spots or discolorations on the skin. Cream or stick formulas work best, as they tend to be thicker. Pro Tip: “stipple” it on and blend well using your fingers or a disposable sponge. Choosing the right color is as important as the consistency of the product. Generally, the color should match your client’s skin tone. However, a slightly lighter color is often suggested to cover dark patches, such as under-eye circles. There are also color-correcting concealers in green (to offset redness) or yellow (to downplay bluish discolorations). So, don’t be afraid to try different techniques and products until you find what works best for your client.