Autumn Make-up Trends
Some
makeup trends change slowly over time (think thin eyebrows to thick) yet some
we see every year (smoky eyes and bold lips), and some trends are unique to
each season.
Here we look
at the trends for autumn/winter 2014
The
place to discover the next season’s beauty trends is backstage at shows like
London Fashion Week. Hair and make-up artists create looks that will define the
season. It’s often necessary to modify these looks to incorporate them into
your everyday make-up routine as some can be pretty bold!
Eyes
are the focus for this autumn, and full brows and voluminous lashes are set to
be big news.
Four key trends hit the runway:
Metallic Effects
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| Pat McGrath used liquid latex in green or blue to create graphic shapes across the lids, pressing pigment of the same colour on top for Christian Dior. Photo: Indigital |
24 carat gold dust – This multi-tasking product will allow you to take your
metallic look as far as you want. Apply
it to cheeks, eyes and lips for a delicately gilded look. Mix it with a moisturiser
for the décolletage or into your favourite hair product for luminous locks!
Mystikols – Mystikols are a
totally new kind of eyeliner and highlighter. With metallic undertones,
they come in a range of colours, including aquamarine and amethyst, making them
great for another of this season’s trends, bold colours.
Eyeliner
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An amazing cat eye look for Roksanda Ilincic,
Photo: Stylecaster Pictures
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Eyeliner
was a key feature on the runways, showcased on very natural, nude faces. Whether
you’re creating a heavy smoky eye, a soft variation or a sleek winged effect, creating
definition is important.
The
Jane Iredale range we stock at Euphoric includes a number of eyeliner
formulations to help you achieve your desired look:
Mystikols – this eyeliner and
highlighter creates definition around the eye, making it ideal for creating a
smoky eye effect.
Liquid Eyeliner – liquid eyeliner is great for creating strong, sharp lines.
This product has a strong colour and real staying power, and the fine brush is
ideal for a sleek winged effect.
Eye Pencils – Jane Iredale eye pencils
are so soft they won't pull on delicate skin and are a great option for
creating a soft line. Natural pigments give you long-lasting colour that stays
put.
Jelly Jar Eyeliner - whether you want to
create a precise or smudged line, these inky products let you define your eyes
just as you please.
Bold colours
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| Make-up artist James Kaliardos used metallic bronze shadow from lids to brows with lips coated in either pale pink or brown glitter to create this look for Rodarte.Photo: Indigital |
This
autumn it’s all about pushing the boundaries with colour and bold colours were used
to create statement eyes. To adapt the runway look, use brighter colours to
line the eyes rather than over the whole eye area. Mauve is a great shade for autumn
and easy purples and greens allow you to keep up with the season’s trends in a
more subtle way.
Berry Lips and Bold
Brows
Make-up becomes richer in the winter and berry lips always feature. The
runways saw them teamed with bold brows for this season; your eyebrows are one
of your most important features so pay some extra attention to them!
When creating this look, skin should be flawless and don’t be afraid
to add colour to the brow. The Bitty Brow Kit is a take-anywhere must-have
with three brushes, transparent botanical brow wax and pigmented brow powder.
To
complete your statement eyes, don’t forget your lashes. Lashings of mascara
will create definition or why not opt for lash extensions?
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| Clumpy, clogged mascara, applied by Pat McGrath, was the focus of the Prada make-up, applied generously on both top and bottom lashes. |
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| Lucia Pieroni made eyes the centre of attention at Rochas, adding false lashes on both the top and bottom. |
Euphoric Beauty and
Skin Clinic stocks Jane Iredale Skin Care Make-up.
Why not join us at our
next event and allow our professional make-up artist to create your bespoke autumn/winter
make-up look?
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