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Nightmoves
Whether you like a look
that’s barely there or dark
and sultry, we help you put
on the perfect party face
he parties at this‘
time of year offer theT
perfect excuse to be
adventurous with your
make-up,’ explains Britain’s
most in-demand celebrity
make-up artist, Mary
Greenwell.
Mary is the make-up artist
that Kate Winslet, Elizabeth
Hurley and Kate Beckinsale
turn to when they need to
look their best for magazine
covers and red carpet
events, so she knows all of
the professional tricks of the
trade when it comes to
looking perfect for the
paparazzi. What’s more,
Mary knows how to make
women look beautiful.
Clinique P erfectly‘That’s what women really
R eal Makeup,want,’ she says. ‘Yes they
£17.50
want to look fashionable,
modern and, in many cases, Mary’s secrets for fl awless skin: or cream one around the eye Add defi nition and a hint
Apply foundation. area to hide dark circles.A g ain, 4 of colour with a pale tawnyyoung, but deep down don’t 1
‘Most people only need pat to blend.’ blush.‘Apply under each cheekwe all just want to look
foundation on the central And to add a g low, invest bone and blend out to thereally beautiful?’
forehead, nose and chin, 3 in an illuminating pen. temples for a subtle look.T henDiscover how in four
blended on to the cheeks to ‘ T hese clever wands open up apply translucent powder tosimple steps…
even out the complexion. your face to make it re fl ect yourT -z one.’ T he result ?
T o hide fl aws, Mary dabs lig ht. I apply them in a C shape ‘ F lawless skin that is the perfect2
concealer j ust where it is and a reverse C shape on either base for both of this season’sSTOCKISTS
needed.‘ C hoose a stick side of the face, over both hottest make- up looks.’ B utA fantastic make-up selection is
concealer for spots, dab on and brows, down the temple and on which to choose ?H ollywoodavailable at Debenhams and Boots
pat to blend, then use a liq uid to the top of each cheek bone.’ starlet or S ixties sex kitten?
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