Name: TEDx】In my chair - メイクアップアーティストの美への視点。TEDxRVAWomenでのEva DeVirgilis (【TEDx】In my chair - a makeup artists perspective on beauty: Eva DeVirgilis at TEDxRVAWomen)
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Look at this breakout; I look disgusting."

"I'm sorry, but I am not a pretty woman."

"No. Thank you, but no. I look like crap."

"The doctor says that I have to lose weight.

So, sorry. This is what you gotta work with."

"I look in the mirror, and all I see is a tired mom.

And I see these wrinkles, and I feel old and ugly."

And this is what I hear every single solitary day of my life.

I am a makeup artist, and these are real words from real women.

I'm also an actress, but for my past 7 years of doing makeup,

within the first 3 seconds of sitting in my chair,

almost every single woman apologizes to me for the way she looks.

what socioeconomic background she comes from,

almost every single woman apologizes and does not feel that she measures up

And I'm sure that maybe some of you might be able to relate

that I was actually the makeup artist for TEDx last year,

and the same thing happened when these incredibly innovative women

Now, I have discovered that there is a very small group of women

And these are the movers, the shakers, they're the powerhouses.

They could be CEO's, or stay-at-home moms,

but they don't measure themselves by a mirror.

Sure, they wear makeup, but they don't apologize for it.

and they let themselves have that pleasure of living in the moment

And there's probably some of you very rare, precious, confident creatures

And to you ladies, I say go ahead and take a bathroom break!

You can be back in like 5½ minutes or something, because you don't need this!

You don't need to hear what I have to say.

And the other women in this very small group

are the women who are aware of their own mortality.

And I'll get back to them in a little bit.

So, a woman will make an appointment with me

A lot of times, she just feels down about the way she looks,

and her friend will tell her, "Oh, you have to go see Eva, she's amazing.

She's great. She'll teach you makeup tricks,

I think that makeup is the very least of what I do.

that makeup does not play a very real part

in making a woman feel more attractive, and thus more confident,

of those biological cues of attraction between human beings,

And when we see them in ourselves or somebody else,

And I, as a makeup artist, am very adept with the skills and tools

to very easily manipulate and enhance those bio-cues on the face.

I think every single woman who sits in my chair

as treading in the deep end of a shallow profession.

Because I use makeup as my tool to help her believe it.

to help a woman open up about how she's feeling,

and express to me what her concerns are, so I can address them.

Almost every time, I see a woman leap up out of my chair

I see her actually look in the mirror and actually smile at herself,

There is a very real transformation that happens in this chair.

"Oh no. What are you talking about? I am not a pretty woman.

My mother-in-law says that I have a round face,

and there is no way to make a round, fat face pretty."

And I can't believe what I hear, because all I see is a beautiful woman.

And I say, "Matir, but look at your gorgeous, golden skin!

Here, hold the mirror, watch what I'm doing.

these lips, my God, in my next life, I want these lips.

Now, you would think because this is my job,

and I do this everyday, and I hear what women say,

But -- here's what happens when I sit in somebody's makeup chair.

"Oh, God. I'm sorry, I have a very tough face.

I hate that I am actually dependent on eyeliner

Oh, oh no, don't worry, my nose is like a Muppet's fist.

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