Emerging makeup stars you have to continue on Instagram

It is not strange.But the truth is that, from time to time, surprises appear that awaken our imagination and our desire, which is exactly what many need after suffering so long the tedious confinements.

This is the case, for example, with one of the last posts of the French makeup artistCécile Paravina, in which he displayed his skills with a degraded look in enameled blue and green tones.The British maquiladoraMona Leanne also stands out, which can only inspire us with its extraterrestrial aesthetics.Moreover, let us do the work for you and check out our selection of emerging makeup artists, with six exciting names of the current panorama that you have to follow closely from now.

Born in Colombia,Marcelo Gutierrez and his family settled in the United States as refugees when he was only five years old.This aspiring painter, a performance artist and filmmaker began to take the makeup seriously following the rabidly imaginative looks that began to be created to burn the New York night.

Instead of following the usual path and starting as an assistant, Gutierrez started collaborating directly with the creatives that he was running in his career, such as Petra Collins and Renell Medrano photographers.It was precisely with Medrano with whom Gutierrez made one of his important works to date: Heron Preston's campaign for Calvin Klein, starring rapper NAS and model Ashley Graham, and that Gutierrez describes as "a moment of consecration".

With a style inspired by a mixture of queer culture, pop fanzines and nightclubs, references that mold around the identity of those who feel in their chair (through which everyone has passed, from Paloma Elsesser a Troye Sivan),Gutierrez understands makeup as an artistic means of expression."I like that the makeup look you carry represents how you feel and mark an emotional stage in your life, how do you want others to perceive you and what you want to attract.".

As a child, in the small British city of Reading where he grew up,Mona Leanne spent weekends painting her face."I love faces," he says."All faces are different, so, as a maquiladora, always parts of a different canvas".

Moved by the desire to tell stories through his work, Leanne spent four years as an assistant to the orders of the legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath, before establishing himself on his own.Trust professional of many musicians, such as Shygll and Little Mix, as well as signatures such as Vivienne Westwood, Leanne never to challenge the limits of makeup, which often results in fantastic creations with applications of crystals or embedded flowers that rubsurrealism.And he concludes: “For me, makeup is freedom of expression, self -determination and escapism.It can also be a form of therapy ".

The SwedishDaniel Sallstrom has been experiencing with makeup, often transforming himself into supernatural beings as he floated from one subculture to another, until he finally perched on the queer scene of the London night."I have done drag all my life, so, for me, makeup came to me how much I fascinated to be able to change the alchemy of your body, wrap it and transform you into something completely different," he says.

Beyond its own physicist, he has enjoyed transforming infinity of celebrities, from Kate Moss to Naomi Campbell, and working for brands such as Saint Laurent and Vetements."Beauty for me is a key element," says Sallstrom when we ask him what he would like to communicate with his work."And I don't mean commercial beauty, someone can be beautiful with red contact lenses and splashed with blood or tears.".

Daughter of Gambian immigrants,Ammy Drammeh grew up in Barcelona, where there was no day that she did not assault her mother's makeup bag to recreate the looks she had found in a book about the 90s makeup artist of the 90 Kevyn Aucoin.For moving to London, already in the twenties, when he started working in publishers as assistant to makeup artist Andrew Gallimore.

Drammeh, which to create is inspired by music, pop culture, Spanish folklore and its roots of Western Africa and often collaborates with brands like Mulberry and Gucci, is quickly becoming a makeup star.He recently signed his first covers for the British and American editions of Vogue, with actress Thandiwe Newton and singer Harry Styles as stars, respectively."I see beauty in the most unexpected," he says."In the charm and trust of a person".

French maquiladoraCécile Paravina never thought he would end up in the world of beauty.In fact, he was preparing to be a fashion designer when the procrastination days became an unexpected advantage.Boring work, he channeled his energy in seeing one after another the beauty tutorials of Lisa Eldridge and creating fabulous looks that I ended up wearing in the faculty.

"It started as an entertainment and every time it was hooked more," he says."For me it is an endless source of pleasure to be able to express my identity through makeup, change my face and create my own character.".

Since he moved to Paris three and a half years ago, Paravina has collaborated with some of the most exciting names of fashion, by Amina Muaddi and Fenty to photographer Hugo Comte and the stylist Patti Wilson.His most recent work has been in the Les Marins de Jean Paul Gaultier campaign, where he transformed Bella Hadid into an iridescent siren.

The Makeup Artist of Vietnamese-American origin and KVD Beauty's ambassador was clear in his childhood what he wanted to be of greater: director of horror movies.But when a friend of his mother bought him an special effect makeup chest, his passion for makeup began to bloom."My family is super traditional and old," says."Being gay was very hard and makeup was my escape because I could get into other characters and other roles.".

After healing in the trade with fashion and beauty publishers for Mac Cosmetics and Anastasia Beverly Hills, and demonstrate his value to the family, he soon went into the world of celebrities makeup and tells among his clients Katy Perry, Adele and DuaLipa.

Nguyen's passion for terror and characterization is still palpated in its creations.Hence the result of his recent work with the capillary stylist Evanie Frausto, in which he transformed Lil Nas X into a supernatural creature for the video clip of his montero theme (Call Me By Your Name).