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My latest videos
The Look You All Begged Me To Recreate!
When Lipstick Became Power - The Scandalous 1920’s Makeup Revolution
The Dark Truth Behind the ‘Natural Beauty’ Lie of the Victorian Era - Makeup History with Lisa Eldridge
Inside the Wild Makeup Trends of Georgian High Society - Makeup History with Lisa Eldridge
Chats, LOL’s and Effortless Makeup with Alexa Chung
New Kits, New Products, New Shades
The Blush Trend Trap - How to Find What Flatters YOU
Trying The Very First Lipstick I Ever Owned! Can You Guess The Shade? What Was Yours?
Lipstick Textures - How to Find Your Best Finish
New Launch! - New Colour Story for Eyes and Lips
Brush Size (and Shape!) Matters
My Glow Sandwich 🥪💫 Glowy not greasy, ‘lit from within‘ skin in minutes
My Ultimate Guide to Bridal Makeup
Quick and Easy Eye Lift 💫
Quick Tip: Sculpt and Enhance Your Socket Line Like a Pro!
My portfolio
Kate Winslet - Port Magazine
Kate Winslet - Port Magazine
Kate Winslet - Port Magazine
Kate Winslet - Port Magazine
Keira Knightley - The Woman in Cabin 10 Premiere
Inspiration - Grace Kelly - Wedding Day Beauty
Ooo how much do I love this picture of Grace Kelly on her wedding day.
I particularly love (well I guess I would!) how her make-up is so timelessly beautiful.
Looking through the photographs taken throughout her life I noticed that although it was sometimes easy to date her clothes and hairstyles the same could not be said of her make-up. This seems to be because she never followed beauty fads. For example, the perfect brows of her earlier films, seen here on her wedding day, were never subjected to over plucking - even in the 70’s when it was highly fashionable.
Always favoring a fuller brow, flawlessly natural looking skin, well defined lips and flattering, simply made up eyes (usually just pencil and mascara) it is always her astonishing ‘beauty’ you see not her make up.
