Just in time for Valentine's Day I have some hair tips straight from NYFW, courtesy of GlamSquad. Plus some insider makeup advice from your favorite neighborhood makeup artist... me! I hope you're easily able to re-create these tips at home.
I would start with switching up some of your products, and splurge a little on the good stuff. Charlotte Tilbury is definitely the red carpet authority so far in the makeup dept, so, I would check out a couple of her products. I also recommend using a primer on your eyes under your shadow, if you're not already doing this... it's a GAME CHANGER! Lastly, I love Lorac shadows, if you haven't gotten your hands on any of the Mega Pro's, do yourself a favor and pick up one. I swear you'll thank me later.
I would start with switching up some of your products, and splurge a little on the good stuff. Charlotte Tilbury is definitely the red carpet authority so far in the makeup dept, so, I would check out a couple of her products. I also recommend using a primer on your eyes under your shadow, if you're not already doing this... it's a GAME CHANGER! Lastly, I love Lorac shadows, if you haven't gotten your hands on any of the Mega Pro's, do yourself a favor and pick up one. I swear you'll thank me later.
MAKEUP
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| Glowing Skin |
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| Lorac Cosmetics |
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| Soft and Sultry |
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| Charlotte Tilbury |
Michelle Swoons
MUA Tips for a Perfect Glowing Red Carpet Complexion
GET THE LOOK: Makeup
· Prep the skin with Kiehl’s Hydro-Plumping Re-Texturizing Serum Concentrate and Kiehl's Daily Reviving Concentrate for Glow
· Prime the Skin with a light pore filler in areas where you need, my favorite is the Clarins SOS blurring Primer.
· Next, apply a long-wearing foundation with the coverage of your choosing. I personally like a medium buildable coverage. Clinique's Beyond Perfecting Foundation looks best on everyone.
· Finish your Face with a light highlighting concealer under the eyes and around nose for redness coverage (if needed). I also like to Highlight the cheekbones with Bobbi Browns shimmer bricks for the perfect glow. Contour the cheekbones with a MAC 135 Brush and Too Faced Chocolate Soliel Bronzer.
· Apply Blush at the roundest part of the apples of your cheeks bringing it up toward the temples. This lifts the Face for the perfect flush and glow.
HAIR
Dennis Basso
HAIR: Giovanni Vaccaro for Glamsquad
GET THE LOOK: HAIR
· Prep the roots with Ouai Dry Shampoo Foam and massage throughout scalp
· Blowout the hairline with a small round brush to smooth out any frizz
· Next, apply Shu Uemura Cotton Uzu Defining Flexible Cream and comb throughout from roots to ends, pulling to create a tight mid-centered ponytail
· Pinch and pull the roots at the crown of the head to create natural texture
· Apply Ouai Hair Oil directly on the ponytail and twist to create a knot, leaving the mid-shaft ends out
· Spray Kerastase Laque Noire to finish and hold the style in place
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