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Amelia’s Look

Amelia’s Look
  1. Firstly create the perfect canvas by applying Dual Control Liquid Foundation starting around the nose and gently blending outwards to the rest of the skin with your fingers.
  2. Using eye shadows from the Face Colour Palette, apply Pure Pearl all over the eye lid from lash line right up to the brow bone to provide the perfect base colour. Next apply Golden Bronze from your lash line up into the crease. Finally add the darkest colour, Coffee, only in the crease of the eye and along the lash line. Apply a little of this colour along the bottom lash line – but only half way across.
  3. To outline the eyes use Eye Shading Pencil in Dark Brown along the lash line. Starting at the outside of the eye as close as possible to the lashes gently draw all the way along the lash line. Make sure the liner gets thinner as it gets to the inner corner of the eye. Gently draw along the bottom lash line, again as close as possible to the lashes. Only apply half way across as you did with the Coffee coloured eye shadow.
  4. Apply two to three coats of Impressive Lash Mascara in Black to the top lashes and only one or two coats on the bottom lashes.
  5. Using Eyebrow Pencil in Light Brown begin at the inner corner of the brow and follow the natural arch of the brow filling in the brow using light feathery strokes.
  6. For that sun kissed look and to contour the face, use Translucent Pressed Powder in Bronze sweeping the powder in areas where the sun naturally hits your face – sweep across your forehead then down the bridge of your nose and chin. Apply along the tops of your cheekbones and upwards towards your temples.
  7. Add colour to the face with Blusher in Golden Copper to the apples of the cheeks when you smile, up into the hairline and gently blend it downwards.
  8. To finish the look, use your finger to dab Moisture Lip Gloss in Tawny Bamboo to the lips.

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Brush a little of the bronzer on your neck and décolletage to ensure the colour of the face matches that of the neck.