TWO #17

February 2014 | Issue #17

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RUO BING LI MAKE-UP

TAMI EL SOMBATI

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Sam Chapm D I R E C T O R S Dani

EDITORS

NEIL MOODIE

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International hairstylist, director of Windle & Moodie Salon/WAM hair tools. Likes Sushi and dogs.

ADVERTISING ENQUIR

KEVIN JAMES BENNETT

Five time nominee and Winner of two Emmy® Awards for ‘Outstanding Achievement in Makeup’.

LIZ MARTINS

A make-up maverick with a passion for fashion, music, innovation and creation!

RUTH CRILLY

Fashion model, beauty enthusiast, writer of fiction and non. (Grade 8 Clarinet!)

HEIDI SCARLETT KING

Beauty presenter for ITV’s This Morning. Television, fashion and celebrity make-up artist.

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S TA C E Y O A K E S

Make-up artist, Pixiwoo course co-ordinator, blogger and PR for Pixiwoo.

L I S A K I R WA N

Professional make-up artist, writer, lover of art, words, music and all things British!

ASHER COLEMAN

Make-up artist, nail tech, fashion graduate and full-time dork!

CORINNA HARROD

Professional make-up artist and beauty blogger. Worked in non-fiction at HarperCollins.

F R E Y– J A B A R K E R

London based make-up artist and skincare specialist. Lover of all things that sparkle!

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you that have sent in submissions so far – whether we have run them or not, your time, passion and energy is much appreciated. We hope we reciprocate your efforts by publishing TWO – the magazine for beauty focused MUAs. Whatever the weather, pop on some lipstick and sit back and enjoy the latest issue of TWO Magazine.

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32 TRENDS HEIDI SCARLETT KING

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38 MOODIE THOUGHTS NEIL MOODIE

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76 MALE GROOMING STEVE TOUSSAINT

78 THE CLINIC RENﾃ右 HOENDERKAMP

82 INSPIRATION SALLY FAYE

86 HEALTH AND FITNESS RACHEL WOOD

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O RI B E S I GN A TUR E SH A M P O O AND CON D ITI O N ER These products from luxury botanical brand Oribe prevent hair dryness and colour stripping, while antioxidants and UV filters provide protection – the perfect remedy for distressed weather ravaged hair.

CHARLOTTE TILBURY LUXURY PALETTE These colour coded eye shadow quads contain hues that will blend harmoniously into each other. We adore the palette in ‘The Rebel’ – ideal for spring/summer.

C I ATE OR AN G E C H O C O L A TE NA IL P OLI S H R E M O VE R Taking off nail colour never smelt so good!

This acetone free remover is enriched with vitamin B5 and E to nourish the nails and scented with a sweet orange chocolate aroma.

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UR B A N D ECA Y NA KED L IP GL OS S Following in the footsteps of the cult Naked palette Urban Decay have launched the Naked Gloss. Enriched with shea butter and avocado oil each neutral shade will enhance a natural lip colour.

S5 P UR ITY S ERUM A targeted breakout control treatment serum which helps to calm irritated skin. Rainforest bioactives help reduce appearance of blemishes and pores while Salicylic acid helps skin to repair and renew skin.

KEVY N A UCOIN S ENS UA L SKI N E NHA NCER A multi-purpose skin enhancer. It can used as a full cover foundation, an on-the-spot concealer or blend it with your moisturiser as a tinted moisturiser. Leaves skin flawless with a luminous finish.

R E A L TECHNIQUES S IL ICONE L I N E R BR US H A new liner brush made from flexible silicone.

It creates a fine, precise line without pulling or dragging the skin. Product will not buildup and it can be used with gel, liquid or cream.

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PREVIOUS PAGE PRODUCTS USED // SKIN USING GIORGIO ARMANI MAESTRO FUSION AND GIORGIO ARMANI FLUID SHEER 2 BROWS USING HD BROWS IN BOMBSHELL EYES USING NARS DUO EYESHADOW IN ALL ABOUT EVE LIPS USING OCC LIP TAR IN ANIME-SERIOUSLY NEON PINK AND BETA-TRUE ORANGE

PRODUCTS USED // SKIN USING SMASHBOX LIQUID HALO HD FOUNDATION EYES USING URBAN DECAY NAKED 2 PALLETTE LIPS USING MAC CANDY YUM YUM AND NEON ORANGE NAILS USING OPI HEY BABY

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PRODUCTS USED // SKIN USING BOBBI BROWN SKIN FOUNDATION EYES USING MAC PRO CHROMALINE AND MAC FANTASY OF FLOWERS PIGMENT LIPS USING GUERLAIN ROUGE G L’EXTRAIT CREME DE ROUGE MATTE COLOUR IN M71 GOURMANDISE

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PRODUCTS USED // SKIN USING ILLAMASQUA SKIN BASE CONTOURS USING ILLAMASQUA SCULPTING POWDER DUO IN CHAMPAGNE GOLD HIGHLIGHTS USING MAC LUSTRE DROPS LIPS USING MAC PRO PALETTE IN EDITORIAL ORANGES

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PRODUCTS USED // SKIN USING SMASHBOX LIQUID HALO HD FOUNDATION HIGHLIGHTS USING MAC STROBE CREAM EYES USING KRYOLAN SHIMMERING VISION PALETTE LIPS USING BOBBI BROWN LIP GLOSS IN PINK BEIGE

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PRODUCTS USED // SKIN USING GIORGIO ARMANI MAESTRO FUSION AND GIORGIO ARMANI FLUID SHEER 2 HIGHLIGHTS USING MAC PERFECT TOPPING PALE PEARLISED PINK FROM A FANTASY OF FLOWERS COLLECTION BROWS USING HD BROWS IN BOMBSHELL EYES USING KRYOLAN SHIMMERING VISION PALETTE LIPS USING MAC NECTAR SWEET CREAMSHEEN GLASS FROM THE FANTASY OF FLOWERS COLLECTION NAILS USING CIATE BIG YELLOW TAXI

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Powder Face Brush rafted and shaped brush for applying or pressed powder. £8.50 [ CLICK ]

V E BRA N DS WO R L D W ID E

MeMeMe Flawless Concealer Light weight, high coverage concealing cream for banishing imperfections. Apply on top of your foundation by dabbing into the blemished area and push into the skin using a finger tip to give you full and even coverage. £7. 99 [ CLICK ]

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hen did you first decide that you wanted to become a make-up artist… what made you think ‘That’s what I want to do’?

I was a young dancer and around the age of 16-17 and I decided that I really enjoyed the make-up and hair side to performing so as I had no aspirations to become a choreographer and most of the friends that where around me then either wanted to be in bands, dancers, performers and hair and make-up artists anyway so it’s not a surprise. My best friend at the time was already in his first year at hair and make-up college so I got the information and introduction from him.

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Are you self-taught or did you train?

I first went to Central College of Commerce in Glasgow and did my Hairdressing City and Guilds and Basic Beauty Make-up. They trained you in all fields i.e, period hair, wig making as well as quite an intense two years of hair work which included doing extra night classes in unisex cutting, blowdrying and tinting hair etc. You also were not allowed to take any days off in the first year or you were off the course and by the second had to have a position as a junior assistant in a hair salon which they called industrial release.

You were also assessed every month to check progress – it was pretty intense but a lot of fun.

Later on, once I felt confident in hair and gained a bit of experience, I went to Greasepaint in London to study TV, film and theatre make-up. I also found it really useful by doing it this way round with

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JAMES CORDEN AND GEORGIA JAGGER PHOTO TRENT MCGINN FOR HARPER’S BAZAAR

hair first and always try and encourage young new assistants from make-up schools to get a couple of days or a saturday job in a salon as you learn a lot this way, especially in people skills which is important in our job when dealing with actors etc.

A few years I then went to Neill Gorton’s studio in Chesham to learn more about sculpting, prosthetic application and materials etc which has come in very handy.

Who or what inspires you?

I am inspired a lot by old black and white movies i.e the hairstyles in The Woman (1939), Now Voyager (1942) its a different class of work that you don’t see much anymore.

I adore the work of a now deceased hair stylist from the golden age of Hollywood called Sidney Guilaroff (IMDB him to see the amazing amount of work he did). I was also inspired by the glam rock era make-up artist Pierre La Roche and love all the Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane work on David Bowie from the 70’s. I also admire the hair work of Keith Wainwright from Smile.

I’m a big fan of photographic and directorial work of Canadian-Italian artist Floria Sigismondi.

I recently worked on the movie Into The Woods and had the privilege to work with a great dept and another inspiration of mine, hair and make-up designer Peter Swords King.

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You have established yourself as a leading artist in the movie industry, was this always the area in which you wanted to work?

Have I? Thats nice of you to say. Well I worked my way through various fields before I got there.

From starting in fashion, then into music videos and editorial – doing hair, make-up or both.

I was working with the likes of artist friends John Maybury and Baillie Walsh who ended up later going into movies and TV so around the mid 90’s I drifted over into that side of things too.

I started as an assistant again, working my way up to supervisor and then designer but I didn’t want to run before I could walk so I have done it all at an enjoyable pace. It has taken me all around the world with people and places I could never have imagined.

I still like to keep my hand in the editorial and music side of things when I can as a couple of the bands that I still do i.e, Placebo, Suede, are a bit more like family so its lovely to dip your toe in now and again. Its also important to me to not put myself in a box, so I like to work with other designers and not just on jobs I design.

There are still a lot of new tips and techniques that I can learn from them.

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Which other make-up artist has helped you along the way in your career?

Back in the day I was helped by a great make-up artist/painter called Sarah Gregory who now is an amazing tattoo artist and I also owe a lot to a very dear departed friend of mine, Stewart Moore, who gave me my first break assisting him in music videos.

The fabulous hair and make-up designer Christine Blundell, who has the best school in London, CBMA in Camden Town, still helps me out a lot by letting me use the school for tests, the odd prep job and is always passing my name onto producers and directors. I had a great time working with Chrissie and her team on the movie One Chance.

There have been and are still many hair and make-up friends who pass on jobs to one another when the other cant do it, I do the same a lot myself, it’s nice to watch each others backs.

Mentioning no names of course, tell us a funny industry-related story.

Gosh there have been many and yes, I can’t tell and probably a lot I have completely forgotten by choice!

How do you feel the industry has changed since you first started?

It’s changed in many ways but I’m not going to get into all the politics of times and wages etc.

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SIENNA MILLER THE GIRL HAIR COLOURIST

DONALD MCINNES a lot more schools and courses to choose from, so each year there is a super amount of hungry kids out there and sadly not all of them get through the door. A lot of them come out thinking they are already established but that’s not the case, there is a long way to go.

This is what’s great about CBMA, they train the students to be trainees once they leave the school – it should be regulated amongst the crowd rooms where most of them seem to end up so that they can have their training assessed as it continues.

A great junior can prove themself on a main bus it’s easier to see when they have worked with you for a year or two. You can trust them in another position and move them up. But as I said, not everyone gets that break.

How is working with actors and talent is different to working with models?

Well it’s different simply because the actor may be playing a role which could include a period look, a wig, teeth, lenses, prosthetics etc. This depends on the nature of the role and the final decision between, designer, actor, director and sometimes producers. This then results in camera tests to make sure all concerned are happy with what they see and how the actor feels. All this is done before you even start filming and then it’s about getting it done in the quickest and most comfortable time for the actor.

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With model, fashion beauty/editorial work you tend to go with the flow and have a bit more time (and you’re not up as early!) – although these days the final result can be airbrushed anyway.

But, it’s great and a privilege to work with both.

You recently received Guild Awards nominations for both hair and make-up for your work, how does it feel to receive such recognition?

Its lovely, I have Christine Blundell to thank for that. I had an RTS nomination before for drama Worried About The Boy that I designed, so I can only keep my fingers crossed that maybe this time we will win but who knows – we’re up against some amazing work by some talented artists.

Any exciting plans for the future?

I have three TV shows on the go, one in Pinewood, another in Manchester through February and March and the third being our eighth season of League of there Own at Elstree. I’m also with James (Corden) at The Brit Awards 2014, so I have a few shoots to do and TV appearances with James before the Awards. Then I am off to Spain to shoot a commercial and there’s talk of two film projects that might happen from April onwards. I can’t say much about them at the minute I’m afraid but it’s all good and with fun people which is important to me.

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A GOLDEN GLOBES TR EN DS

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1. FLASH-BULB FACE – HAYDEN PANETTI

KEEPING A CLOSE WATCH ON THIS SEASON’S RED CARPET LOOKS, TWO’S TRENDS CONTRIBUTOR, HEIDI SCARLETT KING, BRINGS US THE BEST OF THE GOLDEN GLOBES.

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This is the go-to skin for red carpet! The coverage is flaw and the skin just illuminates at every camera flash. T an A-list look you must always start with the skinca regime. I adore the Priori Skincare Idebenone rang and since using it I’ve noticed an incredible difference look and texture to my face. Fine lines, dehydration pigmentation have softened. They are known to hav the most powerful anti-aging antioxidants on the mar I’m starting to see why.

The second part of the perfect red carpet skin is a go coverage and light reflecting foundation. Using SUQ creamy foundation with a damp sponge will give the m divine effect and the coverage is outstanding! Layer t areas with this foundation that need a bit more, like red or the eye area, with a soft brush. Enhancing a flawl base is down to great highlighting and shading! I’m lo Seventeen Instant Glow Bronzer – it’s matte, it’s a g shade and it’s under a fiver! Sweep lightly around the e of the face and build accordingly. A great all-in-on highlighter is ELF Cosmetics All Over Colour Stick. Bl on the top of the cheekbones, under the brow and l down the nose bridge to get that flash-bulb skin effe

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2. BEST EYES ON SHOW – MILA KUNIS Red Carpet eyes don’t always have to be heavy to steal attention. I adore the blending and simplicity of these neutral tones on Mila which made them stand out for me.

Matte eyeshadows have definitely made a big comeback recently and Urban Decay’s basics palette would do the trick for this look. Using shade naked 2, sweep across the lid, build with the shade Faint in the outer edges and blend in.

Add definition with a dark long wearing black Kajal, like the Kiko Deep Black Kajal and add some glamourous lashes such as the Mister Mascara 2-in-1 set with a handy little box.

MILA KUNIS

3. RED CARPET RED – ZOE SALDANA It wouldn’t be an awards night without a red lip!

Zoe’s was easily my favourite and this shade will be seen popping up in Spring 2014 trends for sure. Always prep the lip. This will ensure an A-list finish and a smoother application.

Try Sara Happ Lip Scrub to plump your pout and eliminate dryness. OCC (Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics) have just launched a new Lip Tar. It’s a glossier and slightly more sheer version of the original. The OCC Lip Tar Stained Gloss is super long-wearing yet moist and the Meta shade is a duplicate to Zoe’s. This texture works perfectly for the red carpet with its sheen.

ZOE SALDANA

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WHO’S STILL GOT THE JANUARY BLUES? FEELING GREY? DULL? FED UP WITH COLD AND THREAT OF SNOW? WELL FEAR NOT, OUR SKINCARE GURU FREY-JA BARKER IS HERE HERE TO GET OUR SKIN PREPPED AND READY TO SHOW OFF WHEN THE SUNSHINE RETURNS!

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ZELENS PHA+BIO-PEEL RESURFACING FACIAL PADS These gentle pads use polyhydroxy acids, alpha and beta hydroxy acids to exfoliate skin without causing irritation or causing micro tears. They’re clinically proven to reduce wrinkle depth up to 34 per cent, improve skin smoothness up to 26 per cent, decrease the size of pores up to 22 per cent, increase radiance up to 43 per cent and hydration by 49 per cent.

CODAGE SERUM N°04 ANTI SPOTS AND LIGHTNING Using 10 active ingredients it reduces uneven skin tone and pigmentation. It will brighten up the complexion and help strengthen the skins natural barrier. Clinically proven to reduce up to 63 per cent surface area of brown spots after 42 days. It lightens brown spots by up to 61.5 per cent, reduces the difference between pigmentation and surrounding area by 53 per cent and leaves the skin soft, smooth, hydrated and glowing.

PERRICONE MD PHOTO PLASMA A powerful anti-aging moisturiser with SPF 30.

It’s gorgeous mousse like texture (think angel delight!) is light and completely nourishing. It’s oil free, protects against UVA and UVB damage, chemical irritants, dehydration, extreme cold, pollution, excessive heat, smoke, external stress and free radicals. Using Vitamin C and alpha lipoic acid it will smooth surface imperfections and brighten the skin.

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T WIT TER // @LIZ M ARTINS.COM WEB // THELIZ M ARTINS

Basic Kit Essentials

LIZ MARTINS AFTER MONTHS OF BEGGING AND PLEADING WE’VE FINALLY PERSUADED MAKE-UP MAVERICK AND REGULAR TWO CONTRIBUTOR, LIZ MARTINS, TO REVEAL THE SECRECTS OF HER KIT. LET’S TAKE A LOOK...

What was your route into make-up?

My route into makeup was very unconventional and some my find odd! I was 24 years old and a motorcycle courier. I fell in love with a fellow biker and found out he was a transvestite…. so being the broad-minded gal I am, I got into it and kind of taught myself how to cover a beard/ 5 o’clock shadow, contouring and blending – I got so into it that I thought I could do this as a career. By this time I was working for a Graphic design company and basically just jacked it in and did a 14 week course at The London College

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of Fashion and ran with it. Inbetween I would do waitressing to make ends meet but I was determined – I never looked back. I assisted the wonderful Sharon Dowsett and Dick Page and after a year got signed to Camilla Arthur Agency, one of the biggest back then in London. The hard work has paid off.

One product you never leave home without?

The one product I couldn’t leave home without is… ah man, why can’t it be 2! I’m going to go with my Sisley Lip Balm as I can’t stand having dry chapped lips – but I also can’t live without mascara so I’d have to sneak my Chanel Sublime Infinite Length and Curl Mascara!

You teamed up with Salon Systems to produce your lash collection, how did that come about?

I had worked with Eylure for quite some time with Girls Aloud. I started designing lashes for the girls tours and that progressed into the design of their signature lashes. I then went on to head the make-up team for The X Factor in 2010. I became known as the ‘lash queen’ (not my idea) because of my extensive use of lashes. When the show finished the people at Salon System approached me as they saw potential for a pro range designed by a working make-up artist. I was very flattered and am very pleased with what we achieved. It has become a favourite in the kits of some of the worlds biggest artists – Lisa Eldridge is a huge fan of my individual lashes which is an honour.

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We know from ‘Tales from the Chair’ that you’re always on the move, how do you relax?

My life is a mix of planes, trains and automobiles so when I find time at home there is nothing I enjoy more than walking our dog Bo. If you follow me on instagram you’ll already have seen pictures of her as I am completely obsessed – she’s a Staffordshire Bull Terrier and the most darling creature ever. My cats are less than impressed!

Any exciting plans for 2014 to tell us about?

2014 is going to be an exciting one. There’ll be projects with british fashion designers, more TV and I’m on the road with music artists – exciting times. I can’t believe I’ve been doing this for 19 years now – I really do love my job.

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23 Nars satin lip pencils 24 Mac paint pots 25 Bobbi Brown BB creams 26 Givenchy mister light 27 Bobbi Brown blush palette 28 Sisley mist spray 29 Illamasqua gleam cream 30 Liz Martins lash enhance lashes 31 YSL touche eclat radiant foundation 32 RMS ‘un’ cover-up concealer and cream blushes 33 Chanel cream shadows 34 Tom Ford lip sticks – nudes 35 Bobbi Brown pro lip palette 36 Mac taupe shadow 37 Laura Mercier primers 38 Nars radiant creamy concealers 39 Kryolan ‘variety’ eyeshadow compact 40 Mac paint sticks 41 RMS un’ cover-up powder

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MY FAVOURITE THREE LAURA HAMILTON TV PRESENTER AND DAREDEVIL

LAURA IS CURRENTLY COMPETING IN THE JUMP ON CHANNEL 4, AIRED NIGHTLY UNTIL 3RD FEBRUARY T WIT TER // @L AUR AHA MILTONT V

PLACES MALDIVES I went there on my honeymoon and I love it.

HOME I spend so much time abroad filming, I love it when I’m

SAN PEDRO, SPAIN We have a family holiday home t for a weekend getaways.

BOOKS

SHANTARAM – GREGO ROBERTS I was on holiday in India this book and loved it.

THE SECRET – RHON Amazing to follow – a grea

CONTENTED BABY – I’ve been reading it to he into a routine and it’s working!

FILMS GLADIATOR An amazing Ridley Scott film with a fantastic film score by one of my favourite composers, Hans Zimmer.

SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION An incredible story… a classic must-see film.

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50 FIRST DATES I’ve seen it loads of times and it always makes me smile.

MUSIC THE ICE DANCE – DANNY ELFMAN I walked down the aisle to this music and it was magical.

SUPERSTITION – STEVIE WONDER It always makes me want to get up and boogie.

SAVING ALL MY LOVE FOR YOU – WHITNEY HOUSTON I sang this to my husband at our wedding.

MAKE-UP PRODUCTS TOUCHÉ ÉCLAT Perfect for lightening dark circles under your eyes.

HD BROW PALLET Brilliant for eyeshadow and highlighting your eyebrows.

MAC LIPSTICKS I love Morange but I have loads of their colours.

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PHILLIPS NOSE AND EAR TRIMM

KIT BAG OF

A MODERN MAN

How embarrassing, I’ve reached I have more hair in certain facial o of my head. This marvelous instr menace at bay safely and quickly.

REMINGTON BEARD TRIMMER

Not being a huge fan of my face, e the urge to obscure it with facial fu if I want to get creative with shap WAHL ELECTRIC CLIPPERS

Sometimes I can’t find the time to go with my local barber so these are gre a basic once-over. Mind you, these challenging with the lack of activity WEB // IMDB.COM WEB // STEVETOUSSAINT.NET

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KIEHL’S WHITE EAGLE ULTIMAT SHAVING CREAM

A tremendous product; gives a lovel shave no matter the length of stubb menthol too, a bonus

MURDOCK’S PRE-SHAVING OIL

Shaving can be a real palaver for bla prone to ingrowing hairs and razor person from Liberty’s suggested app before the main shaving cream. Th smoothly over the skin.

KIEHL’S ULTIMATE MAN RAZOR

Here, I refer you to my notes on Mu ongoing battle against razor rash. I aftershave which just dries the skin. called ‘Ultimate Man’.

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KIEHL’S ULTRA-FACIAL OIL-FREE CLEANSER

the stage where orifices than on top rument keeps the

I used to use any old thing on my face until a lovely lady at Liberty’s recommended this. It works for me because my face tends to the oily side and this cleanser negates that and apparently gets rid of impurities as well.

KIEHL’S FACIAL FUEL ENERGIZING SCRUB

every so often I get urniture. This is great pes and lengths.

I like Kiehl’s products, can you tell? I used to use this everyday but now I generally use it as part of my pre-shave preparation. It’s not too abrasive but helps the stubble stand for the razor.

o and shoot the breeze eat for giving my head e days it’s not exactly y up there.

KIEHL’S ULTRA-FACIAL OIL-FREE LOTION

And after the face washing, this lotion, which is light and specially formulated for facial skin. Up until recently I had no idea that you should have different products for your body from your face. Duh!

TE BRUSHLESS PALMERS COCOA BUTTER BODY OIL

ly smooth and close ble. And it smells of

A combination of Vitamin E and pure Cocoa Butter; it’s great straight after a shower and leaves the skin feeling soft and smelling like chocolate – everybody wins.

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I am constantly fiddling with my nails, checking their clean; my hands are a dirt magnet! So these little fellows save time and keep my fingers looking neat.

R BUMP RELIEF

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NATURALE MEN’S BODY SCRUB SOAP

I’ve just discovered this soap. It’s handmade, with coconut oil, grapefruit, peppermint and lots of other good stuff.

It’s a scrub in solid form!

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What lines can be treated?

As we age our skin becomes less e muscles that make us smile or frow creasing the skin. When you are yo or frown, the skin flattens out (dyn With time, the creases remain and (static lines). Both of these lines r wrinkle relaxing injections. The dee the more difficult they are to flatten a lines development is better.

How does it work?

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Wrinkle relaxing injections – Truths and Myths

CONCERNED ABOUT CONCERNED ABOUT WRINKLE RELAXING INJECTIONS? THIS MONTH, DR RENÉE HOENDERKAMP OF THE NON SURGICAL CLINIC GIVES YOU ALL THE INFORMATION YOU NEED TO MAKE YOUR DECISION

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How long does it last?

Between four to six months but it person to person. It gradually wea won’t suddenly wake up and be b you were overnight!

How long does it take to do?

That depends on the areas you be it rarely takes more than 10 minute

Does it hurt?

The needle used is tiny you will ha

I’m scared that I will look ‘frozen’!

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elastic, but the wn keep on oung and smile namic lines). we see wrinkles respond to eper the lines, n, so early in

less lines. This way you keep your facial expressions and people shouldn’t even know you’ve had the treatment, except that you will look younger. This is where training, knowledge and experience are so important.

Does it feel weird afterwards?

Within a few hours or days you wont even remember you have had it! Make sure you agree with your practitioner beforehand what they will do and what movement you will have after.

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What if I don’t like it?

It wears off after four to six months and leaves no side effects so if you don’t like it you simply don’t have it again.

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If I have it, will I always have to have it?

No. The effects are temporary and eventually the skin returns to its original appearance. If you decide not to have it again your skin will age in exactly the same way as if you had never had the treatment.

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What are the side effects?

The most common side effect is a headache that responds to normal pain-killers. There is a small possibility of drooping of the eyelid (ptosis) but a skilled practitioner should be able to inject carefully to avoid this. Infection, bruising and bleeding are rare.

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“ IT IS SAFE, BUT NEEDS TO BE ADMINISTERED BY SOMEONE EXPERIENCED WHO UNDERSTANDS FACIAL ANATOMY AND SO CAN PLACE IT PROPERLY.“

I’m 23 and I really want it – am I too young?

An interesting question. Most of my patients are over 30, but I treat people who are 23... the benefit of catching deep lines early is prevention.

If the line isn’t being formed as a dynamic line, then static lines won’t form. Everybody is different and there are no hard and fast rules. A good practitioner will be honest enough to tell you if they think it is too early and send you away.

Is it safe? Could I get botulism?

The solution contains a very small dose of the Botulism toxin but not the bacteria so the answer is that it is safe, but needs to be administered by someone experienced who understands facial anatomy and so can place it properly.

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I was told that if I have my forehead done I have to have my nose done – is this true?

No! It is true that you should do between the brows if you do the forehead otherwise these muscles have nothing stopping them working extra hard and making the lines between the brows worse. You can however do the lines between the brows on their own. You can leave your nose alone in both cases!

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Where did you study?

I studied Printed Textiles for Fa ampton. I’ve always drawn since thought I wanted to go into fash turned out that I didn’t have t pattern cutting and printed textil opportunity to play with colour an which I really enjoyed but I n passionate about it. The fashion si really brought out my illustrations majority of my final year drawin That and several drawing classes Hermés scarf designer Leigh Cook me to pursue fashion illustration

What inspires you?

It depends on the project really, fashion magazines, catwalk shows, nature – especially for colours. I pinterest, I find it a great place for WITH THEIR DELICATE LINES AND references. the smallest thing ca SUBTLE USE OF COLOUR, SALLY FAYE a creative rant, I’ll have to start co COTTERILL’S BEAUTY AND FASHION on that theme immediately or I g

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subject. I draw models, hair styles to have a solid visual to work fro makes the drawing process quic put down the line work, usuall again depending on the style I I may work digitally on my tablet.

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of my colour digitally too, for commercial work it’s ideal, tight deadlines for magazines to go to print or to be put together for digital use doesn’t give you a lot of time (as you well know!)

Illamasqua, and ASOS – their posts really helped spread my name arou I am also currently working on projects which will be featured later on in the year.

Who have you worked for?

I recently worked with Clique Magazine which What are your plans for the future was great fun, getting to work on the launch issue To continue to illustrate, it’s my with Jill Wanless and to be featured in issue 1 was I’m so excited about how this year a dream, I’ve also just finished illustrations for T WIT TER // Glamour and Nylon magazines which will be @SALLY_ FAYE featured next month, and have previously worked WEB // with Bambi & Manson, NBC Universal on illustraSALLYCOT TERILL.CO.UK tions for Gossip Girl and have had my work recognised by Topshop’s Creative Director Kate Phelan along with prestigious brands like Marc Jacobs,

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RAC H EL WO O D

As make-up artists we subject ourselves to long hours on our feet, carrying heavy kit bags, repetitive arm strain and craning our necks in obscure directions. These actions can all attribute to unbearable pain. Rather than suffer any longer I’ve sought out some amazing New York City experts to help pull us artists back into shape and help with preventative defense.

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OTHER TIPS AND TOOLS: EXPERT 1 – RACHEL BEIDER Massage Therapist and owner of www.massagewilliamsburg.com Twitter: @massagebrooklyn HOW MASSAGE HELPS Massage therapy helps by warming up the tissues through relaxing circulatory work, called Effleurage. Also by breaking up adhesions (commonly known as knots) using deeper, more focused kneading strokes. In addition I incorporate Trigger Point work to help lessen referred pain (think headaches caused by a point in the neck or shoulders). Massage should feel deeply relaxing but like it’s accomplishing something – “delicious pain, not scary pain”.

EASY AT HOME EXERCISE • Grab a towel, post-shower, when your muscles are still warm.

•K eeping your elbows straight and your grip shoulder-width apart, stretch your arms over your head •W iden your grip slightly to allow an even deeper stretch, letting your arms fall gently back behind your head.

All of the experts spoke with me about breathing. I’m sure many of you have found yourselves holding your breath and tensing shoulders while trying to apply a liquid eyeliner – I know I have!

Stop, breathe and check your posture when working so your muscles get as much oxygen as possible to stay relaxed.

Remember to stay hydrated.

Foam Roller Foam rolling or the technical term called self-myofascial release helps to massage away trigger points and stiffness.

Apply pressure to various areas and give a self massage while rolling on it. Each area should be rolled out for a minimum of 20 seconds at a time. Make sure you don’t forget to roll out under your arms pits to open up your shoulders. You can find them at www.TPTherapy.com Tiger Balm Rub this warming balm on sore and aching shoulders.

It’s also great to rub on your temples for headache relief.

Ice Pack Matthew says that 80% of all pain is inflammation. A cold compress on swollen muscles instantly does the trick before you reach for the ibuprofen.

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EXPERT 2 – ERIN MCFARLAND Yoga and Pilates Teacher www.retreatwitherinandalex.com Twitter: @ErinLMcFarland HOW YOGA HELPS Yoga stretches and releases tight, overtaxed muscles, then strengthens them eccentrically (in a lengthened state), for a longer, leaner tone. A good teacher will also help you find a more balanced posture and efficient movement using deep core muscles for support – muscles that are meant to work silently for extended periods of time, rather than the “big mover” muscles that are quickly exhausted. Yoga helps you to move more ease-fully, with the stamina to sustain activity through out the day.

CHEST EXPANSION @ THE WALL • Stand facing a wall with your body directly up against the wall.

• Reach your right arm out to the right at shoulder height.

• Spread your palm open on the wall and make contact with your knuckles against the wall.

• Keeping your arm and hand in place, turn your body to the left until you feel the stretch in the front of your right chest.

• Come out of the stretch, by turning your body to the wall and slide your arm down by your side.

• Repeat the exercise on the same side with the arm on a high 45° angle.

• Switch sides.

• If you do not feel the stretch in your chest, move closer to the wall as you turn, or change your arm angle.

Keep the front of your shoulder drawing slightly away from the wall as you turn.

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RENGTH TRAINING AND P? your posture sucks, your body will get stronger therefore reinforcing the pain issues. Check ure looks. It’s important to recognise how you ody.

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Hot Water Bottle – Grandma’s favourite comfort aid is great for soothing painful backs!

Epsom Salts Add to a warm bath to ease swelling and aching muscles.

Wheels If your make-up kit bag feels heavy before you even fill it, then get rid of it and replace it for some sort of luggage or professional bag with wheels.

Lacrosse Balls Lean against the ball on a wall and roll the ball between your shoulder blades while pressing firmly. Also roll the ball along pecks and arches of the feet.

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…BEC AUSE SOME T HINGS A R E WOR T H WATCHING AG A IN

KATE MOSS WITH FRENCH AND SAUNDERS © BBC STARRING: DAWN FRENCH, JENNIFER SAUNDERS ORIGINAL RUN: 1987-2007

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Happy birthday Kate Moss! Still absolutely fabulous at 40 – we tip our hat to the fashion icon and take a trip down memory lane with this clip from the hugely popular BBC sketch show French and Saunders.

Despite having to deal with some very real ‘creative differences’ between the male stylist and make-up artist there’s no diva strop from our Kate here.

LIZ MARTINS

Salon System have teamed up with top make-up artist Liz Martins; whose work includes shoots for Vogue, Elle, Tatler and celebrities Girls Aloud, Cheryl Cole and Shakira.

Known as the Lash Queen, Liz has designed lashes for the Girls Aloud Tours and was brought in to revamp the make-up looks on the X Factor in 2010.

Now she has brought her expertise to the launch of her very own lash collection – Liz Martins Lash Enhance, exclusively for Salon System.

DESIGN Explore your creativity, apply individually or layer lashes together in any number of variations for a totally unique and individual style.

SELECT Add volume and length to enhance and define. Natural and intense individual lashes.

THE COLLECTION...

ELEVATION Dramatic lash that draws attention to the centre of the eye.

ENHANCE Combines depth and length to enhance and open the eye.

DEFINE Adds volume and definition to lower lashes.

INSPIRE Classic inspired lash with a touch of light.