Lauren Luke (born December 8, 1981) is a make-up artist known as Panacea81 online who attends local college to learn to be a beautician. She created a makeup tutorial on her YouTube channel, Panacea81, which has over 135 million views and over 539,000 subscribers.
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Luke was born in South Shields in the North East of England in 1981. He has two younger twin sisters, Rachel and Mikayla - his fourteen younger siblings - and younger Helen - two years younger than him.
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Lauren Luke's video tutorial shows viewers how to apply makeup to create various displays, including a celebrity-inspired look. His YouTube channel, Panacea81, has 135 million views and over 539,000 subscribers since its first upload on July 22, 2007. Luke chose the alias Panacea81 by pairing the Greek goddess Panacea with his birthday, 1981. Luke is a YouTube site partner and one of the users YouTube's most subscribed in the UK. She has done eye makeup inspired by celebrities like Avril Lavigne, Jennifer Lopez, Miley Cyrus, Amy Lee, Leona Lewis, and more.
In November 2008, Luke was featured in a BBC documentary entitled "Inside Out". The Guardian then recruited Luke to write a weekly beauty column in January 2009, which he still updates weekly. In March 2009, the second deeper documentary film about Lauren and her life aired as part of a documentary series called Real Britain's Natalie Cassidy, on BBC Three.
In October 2009, Luke introduced the launch of his book on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour and Channel 4's The Paul O'Grady Show .
Personal life
Luke lives at home in South Shields, England, with his partner and his son Jordan. She had talked about being bullied when she was younger for her looks and weight.
Professional growth
On April 27, 2009, Luke launched a line of signature cosmetics called by Lauren Luke. Sephora launched channels in 135 stores across the United States and Canada on September 21, 2009. October 1, 2009, Hodder & amp; Stoughton released Luke's book, "Looks By Lauren Luke," in England. In November 2009, Luke will be featured as an avatar in the Nintendo DS Supermodel Makeover By Lauren Luke game.
Advocacy
In July 2012, Luke worked with Refuge, a UK-based advocacy group, to produce the video as part of a 'Do not Cover' campaign to encourage women victims of domestic violence to report incidents. The video describes Luke starting with the usual tutorial, but he is depicted using a foundation to cover up the bruises of the implicit blows. Although Luke is well known in the UK, the video was promoted by the National Organization for Women in the United States, and is reported internationally. Luke notes that, "The bruises on my face for the video are not real, but my emotions in the video I had a bad experience in the past with my previous boyfriend He never physically hurt me but sometimes I fear what will happen next if I say the wrong thing He can be too protective and embarrass me in front of my co-worker or friend for his aggressive behavior Sometimes it's like living with a volcano that can erupt at any time - I feel like I'm walking on an eggshell just to make it explode and destroy something on the other side of the room. "
Press
- June 2010: Lauren Luke becomes a blogging beauty and blogger trend for Glamor English blog.
- March 2010: Attraction , "The Influencer: Lauren Luke, The Makeup Mentor." Lauren Luke named the most influential makeup mentor in the 2010 Allure influencing issue.
- December 11, 2009: Women's Daily Dress, , "The 7th Annual of the WWD Beauty Awards." Lauren Luke was named Beauty's Best Newcomer of 2009
- January 9, 2009: The Guardian , "Lauren Luke: 'Enough Your Finger and Small Practice.'" By Esther Addley.
- February 28, 2009: CBS .com, "Your Own Made-Made Maven from YouTube." By Eleanor Tuohy.
- July 31, 2009: Vanity Fair Daily Society & amp; Style, "Makeup Palette Lauren Luke."
- August 6, 2009: New York Times - The Thursday Style section, "An Every Woman as a Beauty Queen." By Ruth la Ferla.
- August 18, 2009: Women's Wear Daily , "New Kind of Celebrity: The YouTube Star Growing Becoming Brand." By Rachel Brown and contributions from Anne Riley-Katz.
- September 2009: Time , "Women in Fashion: Women's Economy." By Marion Hume.
- September 18, 2009: ' Allure' Daily Reporting Beauty Blog, "YouTube Star New Line Makeup." By Alyssa Kolsky Hertzig
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External links
- Lauren channel on YouTube
- Lauren's official website
- Lauren iPhone app
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