Here is my TV appearance for achieving that bridal glow:
The products are:
Lipocils Expert by http://www.talika.com/
Lightbox by http://www.orlane.com/ (available at Neiman Marcus)
Tan Towel Self Tan by http://www.tantowel.com/ (available at Sephora)
Mineral Essence Powder Foundation by http://www.mineralessence.com/
Beach Tint by http://www.beccacosmetics.com/
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Monday, June 7, 2010
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Terri Seymour's makeup for Elton John's Oscar party
This is how I did Terri Seymour's makeup this afternoon for Elton John's annual Oscar party for his his Aids Foundation - if you aren't going to the actual Academy Awards ceremony this is the place to be!
Here is the how to:
Base: Smooth Hourglass Cosmetics Fluid Veil http://www.hourglasscosmetics.com/ evenly over the whole face blending out from the middle and downwards.
Under eyes: Dot a little Smashbox Cosm.etics Photo-Op Eye Brightener http://www.smashbox.com/ under the eyes to brighten.
Powder: Dust Youngblood Hi Definition Hydrating Mineral Perfecting Powder http://www.ybskin.com/ lightly all over for an airbrushed look.
Blush: Swirl Cargo Blusher in Catalina http://www.cargocosmetics.com/ on the apples of the cheeks and highlight at the top of the cheekbones with One Hot Minute by Benefit http://www.benefitcosmetics.com/ to give a fresh faced glow.
Eyes: Start with Mineral Essence Northern Lights eyeshadow in Starlite Express http://www.mineralessence.com/ all over the lid up to the crease, define the crease with Mineral Essence in Mocha. Line the eyes with the black cream liner from the L'Heure de Nuit compact by Guerlain http://www.guerlain/ and then add sparkle by using the shimmery black from the same compact on top of the liner and at the outer edges. Line under the lower lashes with Laura Mercier's eyeliner pencil in Black Gold http://www.lauramercier.com/ and add a highlight in the inner corner of the eyes with the light gold shadow from the Dior 5 Couleurs Designer palette in Amber Design http://www.dior.com/ . A couple of coats of The Ultimate Mascara by Becca in black http://www.beccacosmetics.com/ completes the eyes.
Lips: Highlight the cupids bow with Guerlain Cupidon lipliner http://www.guerlain.com/ and then line with the nude liner by Hourglass in Bare http://www.hourglasscosmetics.com/ and fill in with Youngblood Lipgloss in Devotion http://www.ybskin.com/
Terri's dress is by Marchesa.
Here is the how to:
Base: Smooth Hourglass Cosmetics Fluid Veil http://www.hourglasscosmetics.com/ evenly over the whole face blending out from the middle and downwards.
Under eyes: Dot a little Smashbox Cosm.etics Photo-Op Eye Brightener http://www.smashbox.com/ under the eyes to brighten.
Powder: Dust Youngblood Hi Definition Hydrating Mineral Perfecting Powder http://www.ybskin.com/ lightly all over for an airbrushed look.
Blush: Swirl Cargo Blusher in Catalina http://www.cargocosmetics.com/ on the apples of the cheeks and highlight at the top of the cheekbones with One Hot Minute by Benefit http://www.benefitcosmetics.com/ to give a fresh faced glow.
Eyes: Start with Mineral Essence Northern Lights eyeshadow in Starlite Express http://www.mineralessence.com/ all over the lid up to the crease, define the crease with Mineral Essence in Mocha. Line the eyes with the black cream liner from the L'Heure de Nuit compact by Guerlain http://www.guerlain/ and then add sparkle by using the shimmery black from the same compact on top of the liner and at the outer edges. Line under the lower lashes with Laura Mercier's eyeliner pencil in Black Gold http://www.lauramercier.com/ and add a highlight in the inner corner of the eyes with the light gold shadow from the Dior 5 Couleurs Designer palette in Amber Design http://www.dior.com/ . A couple of coats of The Ultimate Mascara by Becca in black http://www.beccacosmetics.com/ completes the eyes.
Lips: Highlight the cupids bow with Guerlain Cupidon lipliner http://www.guerlain.com/ and then line with the nude liner by Hourglass in Bare http://www.hourglasscosmetics.com/ and fill in with Youngblood Lipgloss in Devotion http://www.ybskin.com/
Terri's dress is by Marchesa.
(Some of the above products I bought and some were provided to me)
Saturday, January 16, 2010
An edgy but not overdone evening makeup
I've been noticing lately (even more than usual) that a lot of celebrities are wearing far too much makeup. I'm all for a smoky eye but it needs to be balanced by glowy skin and natural looking lips or it starts to stray into drag queen territory and the only people that makeup looks good on IS drag queens! It can also be incredibly aging - I've seen some pictures recently of 25 year olds where they look like they are over forty and extras on Dynasty....not a good look!
Here is how to do evening makeup with an edge but not overdone:
Firstly start with a glowy luminizing tinted moisturizer (I will recommend products at the end) and blend all over the face. Conceal where necessary and set with a light layer of very fine powder to take away shine but without dulling the glow.
Start your eyes with a base of satiny or matte bone coloured powder shadow on the lids into just above the crease. Next line upper and lower lashlines with a black eyeliner and smudge slightly. Line inside the eyes with a metallic eyeliner such as a silver or gunmetal. Now go over the upper and lower lashlines with a glittery black or metallic gunmetal powder shadow and blend outwards. Finish with a couple of coats of thickening black mascara.
Dust a highlighting champagne colored highlighting powder for light skin or bronze for dark skin on to the highest point of the cheekbones, on the temples and a little down the center of the nose. If you really can't live without blush put the lightest amount of pale pink or peach for light skins or plum for dark skins on the apples of the cheeks and blend until it's almost gone.
Outline the cupids bow of your lips with a flesh colored shimmer pencil to give fullness and definition and then fill in with a nude colored gloss or satin lipstick.
This is a striking look but evens out the heavy eyeshadow with natural skin and lips, and this can make you look years younger.
Product recommendations:
Luminizing tinted moisturizer: Jouer Luminizing Tint http://www.jouercosmetics.com/
Concealer: Face Stockhom Blemish and Capillary Concealer http://www.facestockholm.com/
Fine Powder: Alison Raffaele http://www.alisonraffaele.com/ Translucent Finishing Powder
Highlighting Powder: VS Bronzer/Highlighter Trio http://www.victoriassecret.com/
Eyeliner: Givenchy Magic Kajal in 1 http://www.givenchyparfums.com/
Inner Lid Liner: Korres Soft Liner Pencil in 5 Silver http://www.korres.com/ (available at Sephora too)
Sparkly Eyeshadow: Urban Decay Stardust http://www.urbandecay.com/ in Void or Christian Dior 5 Couleurs Designer in Smoky Design http://www.dior.com/
Mascara: Makeup Forever Smoky Lash http://www.makeupforever.com/
Cupids bow shimmer: Guerlain Lipliner in Cupidon http://www.guerlain.com/
Nude gloss: Eden Gloss by http://www.armourbeauty.com/
Nude satin/sheer Lipstick: Becca http://www.beccacosmetics.com/ Sheer Liptint in Gisella
Here is how to do evening makeup with an edge but not overdone:
Photo: Richard Wright http://www.rwrightpix.com/
Firstly start with a glowy luminizing tinted moisturizer (I will recommend products at the end) and blend all over the face. Conceal where necessary and set with a light layer of very fine powder to take away shine but without dulling the glow.
Start your eyes with a base of satiny or matte bone coloured powder shadow on the lids into just above the crease. Next line upper and lower lashlines with a black eyeliner and smudge slightly. Line inside the eyes with a metallic eyeliner such as a silver or gunmetal. Now go over the upper and lower lashlines with a glittery black or metallic gunmetal powder shadow and blend outwards. Finish with a couple of coats of thickening black mascara.
Dust a highlighting champagne colored highlighting powder for light skin or bronze for dark skin on to the highest point of the cheekbones, on the temples and a little down the center of the nose. If you really can't live without blush put the lightest amount of pale pink or peach for light skins or plum for dark skins on the apples of the cheeks and blend until it's almost gone.
Outline the cupids bow of your lips with a flesh colored shimmer pencil to give fullness and definition and then fill in with a nude colored gloss or satin lipstick.
This is a striking look but evens out the heavy eyeshadow with natural skin and lips, and this can make you look years younger.
Product recommendations:
Luminizing tinted moisturizer: Jouer Luminizing Tint http://www.jouercosmetics.com/
Concealer: Face Stockhom Blemish and Capillary Concealer http://www.facestockholm.com/
Fine Powder: Alison Raffaele http://www.alisonraffaele.com/ Translucent Finishing Powder
Highlighting Powder: VS Bronzer/Highlighter Trio http://www.victoriassecret.com/
Eyeliner: Givenchy Magic Kajal in 1 http://www.givenchyparfums.com/
Inner Lid Liner: Korres Soft Liner Pencil in 5 Silver http://www.korres.com/ (available at Sephora too)
Sparkly Eyeshadow: Urban Decay Stardust http://www.urbandecay.com/ in Void or Christian Dior 5 Couleurs Designer in Smoky Design http://www.dior.com/
Mascara: Makeup Forever Smoky Lash http://www.makeupforever.com/
Cupids bow shimmer: Guerlain Lipliner in Cupidon http://www.guerlain.com/
Nude gloss: Eden Gloss by http://www.armourbeauty.com/
Nude satin/sheer Lipstick: Becca http://www.beccacosmetics.com/ Sheer Liptint in Gisella
(All products were provided to me)
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