Question: Make-up artist in commercial

[DESSCRIBE1]

There's a TV commercial that's been playing lately in which a woman named
Louise Constad, whom the commercial informs us is a "Make-up artist on
award-winning films," endorses Max Factor Lipfinity lipstick. Well, I looked
up Louise Constad on the IMDB and came up with no match. Does anyone know
which "award-winning films" she's worked on, or if she's even a real movie
make-up artist and not just someone the ad agency made up?

Erich

"I'm like a tree, I'm all root, hep to the jep what it's all aboot."--Cab
Calloway

"And so it was, baby/As the miller told his tale/Better face it first, just go
see/Turn a whiter shade of pale"--The World's Worst Karaoke Transcription

[ANIM8Rfsk]

<< Well, I looked
up Louise Constad on the IMDB and came up with no match. Does anyone know
which "award-winning films" she's worked on, or if she's even a real movie
make-up artist and not just someone the ad agency made up? >>

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22Louise+Constad%22

came up with 25 hits. Seems she's a British make up artist.

[pi...@sprint.ca]

On 23 Aug 2001 21:14:00 GMT, dessc...@aol.com (DESSCRIBE1) wrote:

>There's a TV commercial that's been playing lately in which a woman named
>Louise Constad, whom the commercial informs us is a "Make-up artist on
>award-winning films," endorses Max Factor Lipfinity lipstick. Well, I looked
>up Louise Constad on the IMDB and came up with no match. Does anyone know
>which "award-winning films" she's worked on, or if she's even a real movie
>make-up artist and not just someone the ad agency made up?
>
>Erich

I don't know, but that Lipfinity sticks like Crazy Glue. Don't use it unless you want it on for
2 days.

>
>"I'm like a tree, I'm all root, hep to the jep what it's all aboot."--Cab
>Calloway
>
>"And so it was, baby/As the miller told his tale/Better face it first, just go
>see/Turn a whiter shade of pale"--The World's Worst Karaoke Transcription

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