Lancôme has announced superstar makeup artist, Lisa Eldridge, as their new Creative Director.
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MAKEUP FOR OIL CONTROL
Personally, I’m not about to sacrifice coverage or texture for my oily skin. However, shiny faces are only cool on the runways, and I will take desperate measures (okay maybe I’m being a bit dramatic) to keep my face matte. Continue reading MAKEUP FOR OIL CONTROL
DERMABLEND STICK: A LISA ELDRIDGE FAVOURITE
In tune with my acne awareness theme for this week, I come to you with the best acne concealer in the game. Vichy’s Dermablend range is known for their heavy duty results, and while I wouldn’t necessaryily recommend this as a foundation, per say, it makes for the perfect concealer for pimples.
Lisa Eldridge, as usual, discovered and acclaimed this product for it’s high coverage and ability to cover hyper pigmentation and redness. For too long, I was using my under eye concealer as my overall concealer, which resulted in almost highlighted imperfections. Moral of the story; your concealer you use to cover zits, and really anything that isn’t under your eyes should match your foundation.
The combination of this stick‘s coverage, thick texture and easy to apply formula is my best bet when my face just isn’t cooperating. Lisa’s “pinpoint concealing” technique, using a small lip brush and dabbing to blend out edges, gives the best results, but for the sake of how long women actually allot to put their face on in the morning, I prefer the “school-started-five-minutes-ago-and-my-face-is-a-mess” approach and dive right in, lightly dabbing to cover each spot. Set with some powder, you can’t go wrong with this product.
BALLERINA MAKEUP // A SHORT FILM BY LISA ELDRIDGE
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You’d be lying if you said you never once dreamed of being a famous ballerina. Even now at the ballet, I fall in love with the beauty and grace of the dancers. And who better than the makeup queen herself Lisa Eldridge to create a whimsical look on principal dancer Roberta Marquez of the Royal Ballet. To call it a tutorial would be lying, it’s a beautifully shot short film. And if after watching you’re regretting giving up the pointe shoes, well, you’re not alone.
–Anna Raponi