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I’ve known Yasmin for a LONG time, longer than either of us would care to admit. I did one of my first ever big trips with her when I’d only just started in the business. It was to Kenya and we stayed on the most amazing Island. On the way home there was a mix up with my flight back to London and I was really stressed. When Yasmin heard what was going on she marched over to the BA desk and told them “You WILL get my friend on this flight” even though I’d only known her for less than a week. She was brilliant and although she wasn’t even on my flight (she was off to Paris), her tone and manner certainly told them. Needless to say they found me a seat (and upgrade) instantly and I’ve looked up to her ever since. Anyway here we are all these years later and I’m so proud of her achievement at Wallis. She has done a lovely blouse in the most amazing emerald green – thats the one I want!

Keeley and I realized the first time we met that we have a very similar sense of humour so we always laugh a lot. I drafted in the fabulous hairdresser Ken O’Rouke, got my best china out for tea and cakes all round and we got to work. My 10 year old was very excited as Keeley does the voice for the tomb raider games so he was expecting Lara Croft to be here when he got home from school! Keeley had a very cool vintage 50’s lace dress and bow headband. I went very simple and modern on the make-up so’s not to make the whole thing look too ‘period costume’. Lovely creamy base and natural blush with black kohl pencil smudged all around the lashes, mascara (with a couple of individual false lashes at the corners) and a slick of nude gloss. Here's a photo...I think she looks beautiful!

Myleen, Andrew and I had such a laugh doing the make-overs on stage spending most of our time, in between talking about how to get look, making fun of each other. Poor Myleen was still jet lagged from her stint on I’m a celebrity USA but managed to look as bright eyed and gorgeous as usual and deftly fended off all of Andrews rubbish jokes with aplomb. I hear we are all set to do another one next year and I really hope to meet lots more of you there.

Amanda had chosen to wear a beautiful multi-coloured and jewel incrusted dress so I wanted to keep the make-up fairly simple. Amanda has completely flawless skin so didn’t need much help in that department so I decided to focus on her eyes which are enormous and bright blue. Shades of bronze, pale apricot and chocolate really made the blue stand out without being too over the top. I used Chanels Brun-Cuivre pencil along the inner and upper rim of her eyes and smudged it along her lash line too. This red based bronze shade really made her blue eyes pop. Gentle sculpting with a pale bronzer brought a touch of warmth to her cheeks and accentuated her killer cheekbones. All was finished off with a creamy nude pink lip.

The only downer of the day was the fact that I managed to leave my amazing palette of red and orange lipsticks at the location. This was an empty palette with about 60 spaces which I had carefully filled with a completely mind blowing array of the very best reds of every hue and texture. Absolutely gutted as by the time I went back the next day it had gone! Tears and a period of mourning followed. I hope you like the pictures!

Sophie is about to start filming her new TV series...I cant wait to see it! For this red carpet event I used layers of midnight blue and glittery silvers all over the eyelids to create a smoky effect. I also used a black eye pencil along the lash line top and bottom and inside the inner rim top and bottom. I finished the eyes with a touch of iridescent powder blue in the inner corners and tons and tons of mascara. I tried out the new Armani mascara ‘Eyes to Kill’ for this having already road tested it on myself. Anyone who knows me knows I don’t normally use expensive mascaras genuinely preferring the cheaper ones but I have to say in this case it produced a magnificent result. Check out the piccie, her lashes are enormous.

On a make-up note, all the inspiration photos the creative director brought to the shoot were of a young Bridgette Bardot. As I’ve always done Lily with bright lips previously I decided to go for a very pale lip and skin (only a touch of peachy blush and shimmery highlighter on her face. On her eyes I did a very restrained ‘kitten eye’ black liquid eyeliner (by Mac) and lots of feathery individual eyelashes to give a flirty eye that had a certain lightness to it. I think she looks extremely pretty, fresh and very young in the shots, which were definitely finished off perfectly by the unbelievably cute bulldog puppy. We all had a little cuddle of him and both Lily and I could have quite happily taken him home (not sure what my cat would have made of that!).

- Amy Stone"

See this article on Vogue.com

There is also a 'surgery versus non-surgery' twist which gives a whole new angle to the show. I spent a lot of time working with the non-surgery participants and I have to say, I was thrilled with the results. They all looked absolutely stunning at their reveals. I am a champion of great make-up and good skincare.

In the first show, this week, I give Kath a lesson on how to lift her eyelids with make-up, I'm also demonstrating the importance of eye make-up as your face ages.

I hope you enjoy the show, it was hard work but fun to do. I’ve not seen the edited programme yet, so I will be watching it with you.

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