Next to her was a woman whose looks weren’t very attractive.
From her attire, it was apparent that she was a makeup artist.
She glanced down at Joanna Lawrence, her gaze not very friendly, "What do you want?"
Joanna also looked up at her, "Excuse me, are you a makeup artist?"
"I am." Since she had already been contacted by Lisha Alcock’s side, the makeup artist naturally wouldn’t give Joanna a pleasant look. Without waiting for Joanna to say anything, she coldly questioned, "You’re Joanna Lawrence? What’s going on? Why have you only just arrived?"
"There’s only less than half an hour left. I won’t have time to do your makeup."
She thought Joanna wanted her to help with her makeup.
Lisha Alcock had already sent a message, intending to give this girl a hard time.
She was definitely not going to help.
Even though the film crew was discussing the newcomer Joanna being favored by Gary White, who knew whether it was just a whim of his.
Moreover, who knew how long Gary White’s interest would last.
Just thinking about it, even if Gary White really had taken a fancy to her, it was just for fun.
Not to mention that she was a newcomer without much fame; considering Gary White’s status, Joanna was not a match for him.
Let’s not forget the family background and status of the White family - would they allow an actress into their family?
So, for such a newcomer who could be out of favor at any moment, offending Lisha Alcock was an idiotic move.
It was only natural to choose to side with Lisha Alcock.
Joanna looked at her calmly, lowered her gaze, and then looked up at her, smiling faintly, "If you don’t have time to do my makeup, can I at least use the makeup products on that table?"
The makeup artist was taken aback.
She stared at Joanna for a few seconds, furrowing her brows slightly.
What was this girl trying to do?
With so many people watching and no one else using the makeup products on the table, it was not right for the makeup artist to refuse. If she refused, it would be too obvious.
Although it was obvious already.
But if she did refuse, she would inevitably be caught in a trap.
Gary White was still interested in this girl at the moment; what if she went to complain...?
Lisha Alcock was the Female Lead 1 in the TV series and a first-class rising starlet, so she was probably safe.
But she was just a little makeup artist.
After weighing the situation, the makeup artist nodded and said, "Of course you can use them."
After asking, Joanna sat down in front of the makeup mirror and opened a bottle of lotion on the table.
Seeing this, the makeup artist couldn’t help but ask, "You’re going to do your makeup yourself?"
The other actresses in the Makeup Room also looked at her curiously.
Women generally knew how to put on makeup.
However, there was a significant difference between the skills of ordinary people and professional makeup artists.
The makeup for acting was also very different from daily makeup.
Otherwise, the film crew wouldn’t have hired specialized makeup artists for the actors.
Joanna poured out the lotion, rubbed it in her palms, and lightly patted it on her face.
Her skin was excellent to begin with. Even before applying the lotion, it looked hydrated and supple. A thin layer of lotion on her face was enough for the foundation.
She looked at the phone placed in front of the makeup table; time was running out.
She sped up her movements, quickly applied foundation to her face, and then created a simple makeup look with the cosmetics supplied.
The entire process took only ten minutes.
At first, the makeup artist looked indifferent as she watched Joanna apply the makeup to her face.