TWO #18

March 2014 | Issue #18

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TONY VELOZ MAKE-UP

DANA DELANEY

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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.

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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t’s a heavy, hectic few weeks fo top pro MUAs with Fashion We in the traditional cultural cap madness of the BAFTAs, Golden Oscars. But that also means it’s an when we get to see what trends wil for the next six months or so.

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own biggest critic, be honest with yourself and always, always bring graft and passion to the table.

It’s tough out there, good luck!

Nic and I are always excited and proud to see old friends and colleagues working the shows and red carpet and honoured that some of them help put TWO together each month for you to hopefully enjoy and be inspired by.

Sam. xx To submit images or written articles please email submissions@two-magazine.com and check our guidelines on our Facebook page here. Thank you.

T WIT TER // @T WOM AGA ZINE FACEBOOK // T WOM AGA ZINE YOUTUBE // PIXIWOO

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08 MOST WANTED 10 FOOLS GOLD TONY VELOZ & DANA DELANEY

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36 TRENDS HEIDI SCARLETT KING

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D IOR NUD E M A TTE TA N Spring is finally here and this totally matte bronzer will add a touch of natural colour with no fear of a sparkly face in the sunshine.

S MAS H B O X F UL L EX P O S U R E PA L ETTE A perfect mix of pure matte and shimmer colours in cool and warm tones to take you from day to evening. Even includes a handy blending brush.

J O M A L O N E L O N DON R A I N C O L L EC TION A collection of Four fragrances inspired by the Great British weather that combine urban scents with refreshing natural floral fragrance.

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GEL IS H ON A D REA M C Pastels are a b spring and the this collection you up to tren like a normal and use an LE set to harden.

B U M BL E A ND BUM BL E C I TY SWEPT A supple hold finishing spray that separates hair to give a lived-in tousled look. The lightweight mist also add a sheen to the hair.

C E UP ON C O LL ECT I ON big story this e colours in n will bring nd. Apply polish ED lamp .

IND EED L A BS PEPTA BRIGHT Prep your skin for the spring.

Diminish acne scarring and hyperpigmentation with the this brightening serum.

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PHOTOGRAPHER

TON Y VELO Z

WWW.TONYVELOZ.COM MAKE-UP

DANA D ELANEY

WWW.DANADELANEYMAKEUP.COM HAIR

KAH LIL O LIVER

WWW.KAHLILOLIVER.COM MODELS

AL LY

WWW.REDNYC.COM

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TONY V E L O Z

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T O N Y V ELO Z

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TON Y V E LOZ

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TONY V E L O Z

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WHEN THIS SHEFFIELD LASS RECIEVED A CALL TELLING HER THAT ONE OF THE BIGGEST SUPERSTARS IN THE WORLD HAD PERSONALLY REQUESTED TO WORK WITH HER, SHE KNEW IT WAS TIME TO PACK HER KIT AND HEAD FOR THE BRIGHT LIGHTS OF THE CITY. NOW, WITH 12 YEARS IN THE INDUSTRY AND A PORTFOLIO TO DIE FOR, CELEB MAKE-UP ARTIST KAREN ALDER CHATS TO TWO ABOUT HER CAREER, INSPIRATIONS AND EVEN HER OWN EARLY DREAMS OF POP STARDOM. WEB // K ARENALDERCOSMETICS.COM T WIT TER // @K ARENALDER

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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’?

It’s a funny one as I have ‘played dollies’ for as long as I can remember and wasn’t ever that interested in anything else... I even dressed up the cat! I was in the pony club and terrible at events etc but won many rosettes for best turned out! I worked in a stable to earn my rides and I can tell you I was never given the prettiest pony... but by the time I had finished buffing and plaiting they looked incredible. I then trained in hairdressing but in my spare time I tried my hand at music, singing... well at least I think it was singing! I soon discovered I would not be making a living out of music so decided to do the hair and eventually make-up for the videos and performances. I had always loved make-up and had done many an experiment on myself, so it was pretty much second nature for me. I have to say, I felt much more comfortable behind the camera!

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Are you self-taught or did you train?

I had experimented with all the different looks through the ‘80s but I went for a couple of terms at Retford International College. I didn’t finish as I started working straight away. I managed to come across a busy photographer in Sheffield and worked for him regularly. Dawn Shadforth was shooting a pop video for our buddies The All Seeing I, it took off, she took off and I ended up travelling to London to work on pop videos. I definitely learnt on the job.

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MICHAEL LABICA AND SANDRINE DULERMO FOR SPACE NK ABOVE

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RUTH WILSON PHOTO GREG WILLIAMS RIGHT

EMMA WILLIS FOR THE PRINCE’S TRUST PHOTO TIM BRET

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You are a long-time supporter of the The Prince’s Trust and have even created a lipstick TRUST for them. How did this come about?

The Prince’s Trust is very dear to me. They gave me amazing support and a loan when I decided to become a hair and make-up artist. A few years later I was doing Kylie’s hair for the Royal Variety Show and I told her what the trust had done for me, she told her people, they told Prince Charles people and I actually got to thank him in person… amazing! Years later I was on a shoot with Pixie Lott for The Trust and told them if there was anything I could do to help then to shout out.

They had just started a fundraising group for people within the beauty industry and invited me to join. At one of the meetings I suggested we made a lipstick called TRUST and they loved the idea. St Tropez’s Michelle Feeney was then running the fundraising board and she made it happen.

It was an incredible project to be part of with everyone giving their time, talents and energy to it – we raised £80k.

You grew up Sheffield, has that had an influence on your work in any way?

It’s an incredibly creative place to be. I loved being part of the club and music scene there and meeting all kinds of interesting creative people. It really helped me to define what I liked – freely and without pressure. I had a really diverse set of friends and loved them being beautifully different in their own quirky way.

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Who or what inspires you?

Pat McGrath and Val Garland are true artists, I seriously love to follow their work – they are an incredible inspiration. I’m inspired by all sorts... fashion, film, books, photography. I love imagery, icons of all ages, people, music, gardening and just a good old bit of imagination.

Do you prefer working backstage at shows or on location shoots?

I have a real fondness for pop videos although don’t do so many now. There is so much freedom to create a fantasy or extreme beauty moment.

Seeing people carry off with total confidence what you have created and to be part of a bigger team is always really inspiring. Now I seriously love working on beauty campaigns for space NK, translating catwalk looks into something that works for a certain woman... this gives me huge pleasure.

How would you define your style? Is there a particular period that has influenced you most?

I think the basis of my style of work captures people’s inherent beauty and brings that to the fore. Taking not only what is physically beautiful about them and enhancing that with whatever look we are going for, but also their character.

I always get lots of clients saying “I love it, I look like an amazing version of me.”

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Which one product would you advise someone to never leave home without?

Just one product... I can’t leave home without concealer, eyebrow pencil and mascara. If I had to choose one then it would be concealer, as I am pretty dark under my eyes and hate it.

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

I’ve been super lucky to meet and work with some fantastic make-up artists. I think Gemma Wheatcroft has been the most helpful in my career, she has assisted me on all sorts and kept me super-calm when I’ve been worried I couldn’t do something.

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

We used to play a game with a singer called liberties.

The glam squad would pick a number of how many times the artist had to make L shapes with her thumb and forefingers whilst singing and doing a dance routine. It was very, very silly but it used to make us giggle so much. We couldn’t believe how the artist could keep a straight face… pretty juvenille I know!

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

The industry has expanded so much. Life has changed with the digital world, we can find out about anything, our voice can be heard so much more easily and everything is so immediate. The

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MICHAEL LABICA AND SANDRINE DULERMO FOR

SPACE NK S T B A RT S M E RT A N D MAR C US S U K I WAT E R H OUS E K AT I E E N G L AND

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demand and competion is higher than ever now and in a way it has created a power to the people situation that I love.

Which person (or thing) defines beauty for you I have to say I probably have a different person or thing that defines beauty daily! Today, its Sophia Loren… she’s a stunner, such a strong woman and funny! I think this is the most beautiful combo.

As one of the most in-demand artists in the industry, how do you find time to relax?

I love hanging out at home with my son and two dogs, making a full english breakfast for him and his buddies, going for dinner with friends and watching The Voice! Or, skipping over to Ibiza to see my best friend Trish Whealan, she is a kundalini yoga teacher and a Reiki master. She gets me on the matt and then zaps me – a few days with her and im fully restored... I love it.

And plans for the future?

I am growing a little management company. It’s something I love and hope that I can help develop other artists. I am also working on a product which, fingers crossed, will launch in the summer. It’s really exciting to be formulating something again as I loved doing it so much with the Trust.

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FASHION WEEK

PASTEL COLOUR WASHING One trend that stood proud throughout this seasons Fashion Week shows was the presence of pastels.

Baby blues, pinks, limes and lemons were swashed across the lids or as a line of colour to provoke a girly softness to the face.

My favourite of the pastel prettys was at Jonathan Saunders, and here’s how to cheat it.

TELEVISION AND FASHION MAKE-UP ARTIST, BEAUTY PRESE NT E R , E X P ER T A ND WRIT E R ON ITV ’ S T H I S MORNING, HEIDI SCARLETT KING, BRINGS US THE L ATEST T R E ND S I N A LL THINGS BEAUTY AND TIPS ON HOW TO DIY

1. My foundation ‘de jour’ right now is RMK Creamy Foundation. It’s a definite backstage favourite as it looks absolutely seamless on the skin and deliciously creamy and natural. Blend across the face with your fingers in downwards stokes or a brush and layer in the front part of the face for a bit more coverage.

2. Pat a touch of concealer in the dark under eye areas and any redness and eyelids. Try Paul & Joe Compact Concealer, it’s also great for on-the-go touch ups!

T WIT TER // @HEIDISCARLET TK WEB // HEIDISCARLET TKING.COM

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3. Some of the best shades to come out of Milan Fashion Week would have to be from Kiko Cosmetics Eyeshadows. For this look, I love their pastel pinks like 224 Satin Candy and 227 Satin Baby Rose Infinity Eyeshadows. Patting the lighter shade into the eyelid and sweeping the darker pink on top and into the crease will give a gorgeous two toned candy look to the eye.

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DO YOU ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR? THIS MONTH OUR SKINCACE GURU FREY-JA BARKER GIVES US LOW COST ALTERNATIVES WITH AN RRP OF LESS THAN £3 THAT MAY WORK JUST AS WELL MITCHUM ADVANCED CONTROL SHOWER FRESH DEODORANT As make-up artists we work with our arms in the air for a lot of the day – often in hot conditions and for long hours.

When it comes to deodorant we need something we can completely trust to keep us B.O free! This deodorant does a great job and can last for up to 48 hours.

PRIMARK SUNKISSED SUNLIGHT BRONZE INSTANT SELF TANNING MOUSSE Yes, you read that right – Primark fake tan! I was hooked into this by it’s lovely coconut smell and was shocked at the great results. It gives a golden tan that lasts beautifully and is orange and streak free – not a Willy Wonka Oompa-Loompa in sight!

ORIGINAL SOURCE MINT AND TEA TREE HAND WASH Clean hands are very important to make-up artists and we find ourselves washing our hands often throughout the day. I love this hand wash as it has antibacterial properties, is packed with essential oils, is vegan friendly and leaves your hands with a tingling fresh feel.

So there you have just a teaser of a few of my favourite cheap and cheerful products. Why not drop us a line with some of your favourites.

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LOOKS AND QUOTES FROM NEW YORK AND LONDON

“A MARI LYN M ON R O E ‘M UC K Y ’ LI P… LIK E S HE’ S HA D A FE W D R I N K S. AN EA RLY W ES T W O O D R E - I N T E R PR E T E D . ” – VA L G A R LA N D

LDN FW AW14

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VIVIENNE WESTWOOD RED LABEL Make-up by Val Garland for MAC Cosmetics

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COURT ESY EST ﾃ右 LAU DER

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NY FW AW14

“I WANTED A REAL 3-D LOOK. IT’S AN OCEAN, IT’S A RIVER. I WANTED THAT WATER FEELING OF SOMETHING ORGANIC AROUND THE EYE.” – T O M P E CH E U X

DEREK LAM Make-up by Tom Pecheux for Estée Lauder.

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NY FW AW14

“WHEN DKNY LAUNCHED IN THE LATE 80s, THERE WAS AN INCREDIBLE ENERGY TO THE STREET CULTURE IN NEW YORK, AND THIS IS WHAT TODAY’S SHOW IS ALL ABOUT. GOING BACK TO A TIME WHEN THERE WASN’T JUST ONE LOOK, WHEN PEOPLE DIDN’T WANT TO LOOK THE SAME, WHEN STYLE WAS INDIVIDUAL.” – EU G E N E S O U LE I M A N

DKNY Backstage at New York Fashion Week with Eugene Souleiman Global Creative Director, Wella Professionals

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CO U RT ESY W ELLA PR O F ESSIO N ALS PHOTOS

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COURT ESY MAC CO S M ET ICS

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“EXPENS I VE GRU N G Y G I R LS. ” – L U CI A P E R O N I

JONATHAN SAUNDERS Make-up by Lucia Peroni for MAC Cosmetics

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LDN FW AW14

“ A C OOL , PUN K Y E Y E : G REEN I S T HE N E W B LA C K …

PA I RED W I T H A M I N I M A L BU T P ERF EC TE D SK I N W I T H A WA X Y H I G H LI G H T. ” – LU CI A P I CA

HOUSE OF HOLLAND Make-up by Lucia Pica for MAC Cosmetics

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HO U SE O F HO LLA N D

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MAC CO SMET ICS

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“INS P I RED BY T HE C O LLE C T I O N : I N T ON E W I T H T HE C O LO UR S A N D OP P OS I T E OF T HE B LUE S, A C A R E E R A ND BUS INES S W OM A N W I T H A T W I ST …

FR ESH, C HI C , A N D E LE G A N T. ” – ANDR E W G A LLI M O R E

HOLLY FULTON Make-up by Andrew Gallimore for MAC Cosmetics

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LDN FW AW14

“T HE M U S E F OR LI Z ’S C O LLE C T I O N IS S ALVA D OR D A L I A N D I H AV E C R E AT E D A BES P OKE CO LLE C T I O N O F DA LI-INS P I RED FA C E LA C E FO R T H E SH O W. IT HAS BEEN S U C H FUN T O W O R K O N .

I ’V E C REAT ED M O B I LE FA C E LA C E P ER FO RM A NC E P I ECE S SUC H A S LO B ST E R EYE-LA S HES A ND B E JE W E LLE D A N T S DOT T ED A L L OV E R T H E M O D E LS. ” – P H Y LLI S CO H E N

LIZ BLACK Make-up by Phyllis Cohen for Face Lace and Lan Nguyen for The Body Shop

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COURT ESY MAC COSM ET ICS

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“A T R I -LINER… BRI N G S A T O UG H N E SS T O A C L A S S I C , ELE G A N T LI N E R ” – TE R RY B A R B E R

JEAN-PIERRE BRAGANZA Make-up by Terry Barber for MAC Cosmetics

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Basic Kit Essentials

NICOLA HAMILTON T WIT TER // @NICOL AKHA MILTON WEB // NICOL AHA MILTON.CO.UK

ONE OF THE HOTTEST TALENTS IN THE INDUSTRY – 2014 IS SET TO BE A BIG YEAR FOR MAKE-UP ARTIST NICOLA HAMILTON

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MI CH E LLE BE A TTY FOR

What was your route into make-up?

I was working as an Immigration Officer but had a background in fine art. I remember a friend remarking that I spoke enthusiastically about make-up. During a trip to Greece I read an article about Pat McGrath. That interview piqued my interest. I spent the next couple of years researching about the industry and visiting forums with established make-up artists.

I considered a make-up course but the general response from seasoned artists was to train with an established make-up artist. I was referred to

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Sam Chapman and the rest as they say is history.

She taught me so much about the industry and has been a great pillar of support. I have been very fortunate and have achieved so much in this industry. This year will be the next step in my career and I am making 2014 count. I am really excited and sometimes cannot believe that I took a chance and now have a career doing something I absolutely love.

One product you never leave home without?

Mascara. Makes all the difference.

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

The celebrity culture I believe has spawned a lot of up and coming make-up artists who believe this industry will be easy to break into and it’s all glitz and glamour. I think a lot of new artists are seduced by the ‘glamour’ and will do what it takes to break in quicker i.e reducing their rates considerably, undercutting the competition or working for free and putting us all at risk. We now have a situation where clients believe we will work for credit or they balk at our rate and find a cheaper artist.

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As an in-demand artists in the industry, how do you find time to relax?

I rarely have time to relax. I am either prepping for new shoots, planning projects etc. I do love travelling and meeting up with friends though.

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MY FAVOURITE THREE TANYA BURR

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NEW YORK It will always be a special city for me as Jim and I have so many fun memories there including our eng

HOME Home will always be my number as I travel a lot, it’s my sanctuary. sitting on my sofa watching trashy

THE SEA I am not too fussy which. I love S beaches in the South of France. I’v in the sea and on the beach, lots

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BY KHALED HOSSEINI A really harrowing, but inspiring

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ROMEO + JULIET – BAZ LUHRMANN VERSION I watched this three times a day when I was a teenager!

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AL up” books I read and ic and tragic story.

SHUTTER ISLAND I couldn’t stop thinking about this film after watching it.

It’s just incredible.

DJANGO UNCHAINED As you can tell I am a huge Leo fan. This film shocked and moved me, I also learnt a lot whilst watching it.

It’s definitely something I recommend to everyone.

MUSIC BASTILLE I’ve fallen in love with their music this year! My favourite one is Flaws.

DRAKE I love Take Care, I’ve listened to it hundreds of times.

BON IVER Incredible and poignant music. My all time favourite song is Holocene.

MAKE-UP GEORGIO ARMANI LUMINOUS SILK FOUNDATION I have recently tried this and cannot get enough! It gives flawless coverage with a natural, slightly dewy finish.

MY NEW LIP GLOSS AND NAIL POLISH RANGE! They are amazing quality at such an affordable price. I wore ‘Vampire Kiss’ lip gloss to the BRITs, it’s a gorgeous red and I got lots of compliments on it.

MAYBELLINE THE FALSIES MASCARA I just find this is the only mascara that makes my lashes look long and full.

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ebruary means London Fashion Week and this season I was heading the make-up from cool London designers PPQ. I have worked with them a few times over the years and it was great to be back!

The show was called ‘Rockabella’ and we wanted to convey a ‘pale but interesting’ woman – skin was kept matte and pale using Bobbi Brown BB Cream which I am a huge fan of as I like the lightness of it. With black skin we just kept the girls to their natural beautiful colour. I then used a Bobbi Brown Touch Up Stick to conceal any blemishes. Brows were shaped and defined with brow powders and pencils as the trend continues whilst eyes were given a gorgeous nod to Bardot using Bobbi Brown Gel Liner. To finish off the look I went pale and shimmer glossy which we haven’t seen in a while what with the huge trend for matt or sheer lips over the last few seasons, so using Bobbi Brown Shimmer Gloss in Firefly it made the lips look 3D against the matt skin. I love this look as it’s also so wearable and liner is just a make-up staple in every woman’s make-up bag.

So from LFW to The Hague! My team and I then flew out to Holland for the launch of a new Marks & Spencer flagship store and for the launch there was to be a catwalk show featuring the new collections – I had prepped the look a week before.

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from daywear to sporty, we should keep the makeup simple but still striking. I went for a beautiful luminous base with a really strong straight brow – the brow trend has moved on and we have now knocked out the arch. The eyes were kept very neutral with a coat of mascara, for the lips I chose a bronzey/orange lipstick which was just pressed into the lips to give a hint of warmth but very subtle. We also had a troupe of four gorgeous boys who were given the once over with a face massage using my favourite Weleda Skin Food and a little concealer magic with the Bobbi Brown BBU Palette.

Once back we were straight into London Fashion Weekend which is in its second season and we were bigger and better this time, with designers

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like Julian McDonald, Amanda Wakeley, Nicole Fahri and trend shows by The Outnet – it was a real fashion extravaganza for the general public to get a real taste of what it’s like at a show. Again, when designing the look, it was a collaboration with stylists and the BFC team. Maybelline are the official sponsers and I created the look using their amazing products. The look was Metal Nude – I used Maybelline Better Skin Foundation which gives great coverage and luminosity with staying power (integral with up to five shows a day!) and we blended into the eyes Maybelline 24hr Color Tattoo Cream Shadow in Taupey Metallic Hues, which shimmered beautifully, then a little Maybeline Great Lash Mascara. I first used this when I started doing make-up 19 years ago and it’s still in my kit! I kept the lips nude with Maybelline Colour Sensational which has just come out in range of five great nudes.

I was also there doing the super gorgeous Mollie King from The Saturdays who is the Maybelline Ambassador in the UK. Mollie was there to meet and greet fans and we also did some ‘how to get her look’ demos for the public – as you can see in the pictures Maybelline Better Skin looks amazing on Mollie!

Well that’s it for this month… roll on March!!!

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Getting rid of frown lines is just the in terms of this versatile treatment by the questions I have been aske

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LAST MONTH I OUTLINED THE PROS AND CONS OF WRINKLE RELAXING INJECTIONS. SO NOW THAT YOU KNOW THE ESSENTIALS, LETS LOOK AT IT IN MORE DETAIL – IT REALLY IS AMAZING WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THIS STUFF!

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Why do you say Wrinkle Relaxing T Ah, good question! Botox is a b botulism toxin. It’s a prescription o which means we shouldn’t make r articles that could seem to promot kle Relaxing Treatments you know

Can it help the deep vertical lines in between my eyebrows?

Yes! The classic ‘11’ that we get between the eyebrows with RE time from frowning are the most commonly treated area with wrinkle relaxing injec- F tions. In fact this area, (known as the glabella), is the most common place it is used. When these lines develop some people A few very quick and small injecti this area out, making you look y lasts for 4-6 months. On a scientifi some studies that say by alterin frown – you feel happier, now tha

What can it do for my horizontal Wrinkle relaxing injections (you kno are excellent for this. Simple, safe, liant, a wrinkle free forehead is quite However any of the bad stories you about these and the jokes about w

tip of the iceberg t, as you will see ed this month.

are generally from people who have experienced a less than professional service. As they say ‘buyer beware’. I would advise everyone to research the doctor they use before having the injections.

Treatments? brand name for only medication reference to it in te it. So for Wrinwhat is meant.

Will I still be able to move my eyebrows?

Definitely! If you can’t move your eyebrows you can’t make expressions. I’ve perfected a technique to get rid of the forehead and glabella lines without losing eyebrow movement, based on the facial muscles and the location of the injections – it’s my most closely guarded secret!

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I have laughed too much and S IMPL E, S A F E, ELIABLE AND BRILLIANT, have small lines around my eyes… can you help?

A WR I N K L E F R EE You can never laugh too much!

F OREHE AD I S Q U ITE We can take away those little EASY TO ACHIEVE. lines known as crows feet, so that no-one will know. It is simple and quick and keeps the skin around the outside of the eye smooth while you carry on laughing.

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forehead lines? ow what I mean), reliable and brile easy to achieve. u may have heard waxed foreheads

I heard that it can be used to turn up the corners of my mouth… I always look sad.

Absolutely. Down turning mouth corners tend to get worse as we age and can really add to that overall look of sadness. Two very small injections into the muscles pulling the mouth corners down can release them nicely… and banish that sadness.

I can’t bear my turkey neck… it’s so ageing.

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Ulrika Jonsson… those stringy neck ligaments happen to the best of us. They are called platysmal bands and as they tighten with age they pull down the muscles of the lower face and create the jowls that are aging as well as being horribly noticeable. There is a fabulous remedy with wrinkle relaxing injections called the Nefertiti neck lift. Careful injections along the bands and under the jaw release everything upwards and reduce the jowls under the chin. Bye bye turkey neck.

Is it true that my ‘gummy’ smile can be improved?

Some people naturally lift their top lip high when they smile or laugh and show more gum above the teeth than usual. Well placed injections can sort this out for you. As with all of these treatments, select your practitioner carefully and make sure they are experienced and fully trained.

It doesn’t matter how great my face looks, I sweat so much it ruins everything… can it help?

Excessive sweating (or hyperhidrosis) is a real problem for some people and can be terribly distressing. Botox can be used to treat the condition and can last for up to 9 months. A series of very small injections under each armpit that takes just 15 minutes to do banishes this embarrassing problem.

What about sweating on other parts of the body?

The armpits are the most commonly treated areas but I have also treated palms of hands and soles of the feet.

What about my face… I’m always shiny.

The face is a tricky problem and the answer is ‘not really’. Because it would need small injections all over the face, it would be difficult not to affect facial muscles. As a result the only time it would really be used for the face would be if the problem was so severe that it inter-

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fered with things like vision. If the problem is this serious, medical advice should be sought. Having said all of this, injections to correct the frown will also potentially minimise sweating on the forehead if placed correctly.

I have been told that it can treat my migraine, is that true?

Yes! Migraine treatment is one of many medical uses. A series of small injections through the hairline from back to front relax the muscles over the scalp and migraines are often successfully treated.

Botox is in use medically for a host of things from overactive bladder, joint problems, neck spasms, cerebral palsy complications to migraine. Just more examples of how versatile and safe it is.

Next month I am going to talk about Fillers. Please tweet or email your questions.

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Taking inspiration from the British media’s suggestion that Kylie was in fact an alien, this futuristic video showcased her now notorious Fee Doran designed hooded white jumpsuit and crimson lip combo.

The catchy ‘la la la’ hook made it one of the biggest selling records of all time and number one in Australia and every European country except Finland… the Finns don’t believe in aliens.

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.