So, tonight is the BAFTA’s so I thought now would be perfect timing to tell you about the MAC Masterclass I recently went along to. The class was all about red-carpet ready make-up and creating that flawless for the paparazzi look.
Now, I don’t think I’m walking any red carpets any time soon, but knowing how to create a make-up look that looks flawless in any light and lasts all day is pretty high on my list of make-up wishes. So here’s a little run down of the two looks created by Cher Web – Senior Make Up artist for the brand.
The first look is a classic neutral, but glam and fresh look – with a flawless base at the core. Plus key products of Paint Pot in Groundwork on the eyes – for a natural looking bit of definition and lustre drops for a glow that’s totally camera ready, with an added fresh-looking flush thanks to ‘Something Special’ cream blush – which I recently bought too, and love. Plus in the first photo you can catch a glimpse of an amazing concealer palette that’s due out later this year.
oh wow, thank you for this post. this is super super inspiring. love both looks and can’t choose between the 2. xx
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both looks are absolutely gorgeous! i think i would choose a look that was really bold!
I like them both. They are so different. For the red carpet, it really depends on what the person is wearing. But my overall impression is that the first one is better because it’s softer and probably won’t take attention away from her dress.
that would have been fun and i would also stick to the first look!
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luv both looks!
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I definitely prefer the neutral look! I love the simplicity of it, but it still looks so pretty! xx
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Great post. Cool to get a look forward at what M.A.C. will be up to in the coming months. I love that bright coral-orange lip, too.
Your graphics are so nice. How did you do them for your blog?
Very nice. Do you know what the lips in the first look where?