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A Work/College Look
An end of the summer take on work and office make-up. I've used pretty textures and shades which will enhance the last of your summer glow but at the same time feel quite professional. The lip colour
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Acne/Blemish Covering Make-up
I've had a lot of requests from people who suffer from acne asking me to film a tutorial on the best way to cover their skin with make-up, so I hope that all of you who have been holding out for it fi...
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One Lipstick... Different Ways To Wear It
In this film, I use one gorgeous lipstick to show just how versatile this classic product can be. After a decade that saw many of us wearing mainly lip gloss, often with little colour, I am really ha...
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Individual fake eyelashes
This is a beginner's guide to applying individual fake lashes. It's part of a series of two films, the other being a beginners guide to strip lashes. Individual lashes give a very different feel to strip lashes because they are less uniform so the effect is more random, feathery and natural looking. You can achieve different effects depending on how many you apply and which lengths you use. I love using them on my clients and myself and hope these application tips will inspire you to give them a go too. To remove them soak a cotton wool pad in eye make-up removing lotion and place flat over the eye holding firmly for several seconds. This will help to dissolve and loosen the glue. Repeat if necessary and then continue with you usual cleansing routine.
See more videos on: Basics, Eyes: Eye Shadow, Party Looks
Ardell - Duralash Individual Lashes - Knot Free Flares
Chanel - Le Vernis Nail - available in shades
Duo - Eyelash Adhesive - in clear or in black
Max Factor - False Lash Effect Mascara
Disclaimer
I cant guarantee that all of the make-up and skincare products I recommend will suit you. I only use products I personally think are good having tried them on myself and my clients but everyone's skin is different and it's possible to be allergic to anything. Wherever possible, test products out on yourself before purchasing.
