All for the camera

First you start with having a plastic surgeon on speed dial. Make an appointment for fraxel laser treatments, Botox, and fillers, but is best to do all this after all the surgical alterations. The trick is to get many small tweaks and tucks done so know one notices, many of the stars have had several nose jobs instead of one severe change.
Now for the makeup. Start with a good pore minimizer like Cliniques, It fills the pores and blocks all the oil from surfacing. Next layer on the foundation with a sprayer, sponges or a brush, maybe even you fingers. then top it all off with some mineral powder makeup.
Many of the ladies had false eyelashes or eyelash extensions done.

Up close and personal they all look terrible with so much caked on, but in reality it is all for the camera, and all in that business know whats up and expect each other to be done up to the hilt, even some of the guys have their day at the doctors office and makeup table.....it's what is expected when you make a living in front of a camera.

Also, the event organizers spent hours setting up the most flattering of lighting for these on camera events.

Try caking on as much cosmetics as possible, and take some photos of yourself, you will be surprised at how much does not show up on film, except in an extreme closeup.

The amount of makeup they wear has no purpose in real life, and really does not make anyone look better.