People with make-up artist jobs have been offered advice on the best foundations to try on clients this season.
According to Cosmopolitan.co.uk, Lancome's Teint Miracle will turn weary, dry skin into a luminous, hydrated epidermis, by creating a sense of natural light around the face.
Those with make-up artist jobs may also want to purchase Foundation Bio Detox by Bourjois, which is a bit cheaper at only £11.99.
This wonder product has a pollution filtering formula made from natural ingredients, which will get rid of imperfections and allow skin to breathe.
For long-lasting coverage on clients, opt for Clarins' Everlasting Foundation, which can stay on skin for up to 15 hours. It has a hydrating formula and reflects light for a luminous look.
Skin will also be illuminated by YSL's Teint Radiance, which is made up of small light-reflecting particles, and provides medium coverage.
In addition, professional make-up artists have been told that coloured eyeliner is very on trend right now.
Lauren Jaber, who founded the Real Doll Makeup Company, told Blog.seattlepi.com that navy and plum are both attention-grabbing shades.
Posted by Celia Fort
Article Last Updated: 16/11/2010 14:29:07
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