Tip: Buff the lipmix onto the lips - don't be too precise you want soft, buffed out edges. To intensify dab a little red powder mixed with MAC Shine Mixing Medium to the centre.
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Make-up Artist: Lisa Eldridge for Benefit
Look: Seventies Glamour
Inspiration: Lisa was inspired by Angelica Houston.
Key Product: A lot of products were used but that lip was created using a brown Bad Gal pencil and a red lipgloss.
Tip: Blend the four eyeshadow shades on the back of your hand before applying and sweep the pigment under your lower lash line for a smudgy, metallic smoky eye.
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Make-up Artist: Terry Barber for MAC
Look: Tri-liner
Inspiration: Jean-Pierre wanted a statement eye that was both tough and feminine.
Tip: Create a halo of colour with the cream shadow from the trends palette, use the pencils to intensify and finish with a touch of mixing medium to give a lived-in feel.
Tip: Contour using the three blush shades, sweeping the darkest underneath your cheekbones.
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Make-up Artist: Lucia Pieroni for Nars
Look: Tomboy Brows
Inspiration: To complement the aesthetic of the collection.
Key Product: Nars Dual Intensity Eyeshadows in Andromeno and Calasto (out July) and Nars Brow Perfector.
Tip: Brush up your brows and sketch in following the natural direction of hairs. Dab eyeshadows on eyelids, top of cheekbones and cupids bow to highlight.
Tip: Lisa applied the cream eye colour with a small brush, before applying loose blue pigment into the waterline. Balance a bold eye with a nude lipstick like Sunday Riley Lipstick in Mona Lisa, that Lisa Eldridge says 'suits everyone'.