TWO #19 by Type & Numbers

April 2014 | Issue #19

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RUO BING LI

HAIR & MAKE-UP

TAMI EL SOMBATI

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Sam Chapm D I R E C T O R S Dani

EDITORS

NEIL MOODIE

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International hairstylist, director of Windle & Moodie Salon/WAM hair tools. Likes Sushi and dogs.

ADVERTISING ENQUIR

LIZ MARTINS

A make-up maverick with a passion for fashion, music, innovation and creation! RACHEL WOOD

Pro make-up artist that’s rarely in one place for longer than 5 minutes! An editorial,TV and fashion show queen. HEIDI SCARLETT KING

Beauty presenter for ITV’s This Morning. Television, fashion and celebrity make-up artist. S TA C E Y O A K E S

Make-up artist, Pixiwoo course co-ordinator, blogger and PR for Pixiwoo. F R E Y– J A B A R K E R

London based make-up artist and skincare specialist. Lover of all things that sparkle! ASHER COLEMAN

Make-up artist, nail tech, fashion graduate and full-time dork! CORINNA HARROD

Professional make-up artist and beauty blogger. Worked in non-fiction at HarperCollins. DR RENÉE HOENDERKAMP

A qualified doctor offering a full range of anti-aging solutions. L I S A K I R WA N

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06 MOST WANTED 08 LAIA KEITH CLOUSTON AND SANDRA BERMINGHAM

22 ARTIST PROFILE…

JANINE BIRD

34 TRENDS HEIDI SCARLETT KING

40 SKINCARE

FREY-JA BARKER

42 MOODIE THOUGHTS NEIL MOODIE

44 IN FOCUS THE ART OF MALE MAKE-UP DAVID HORNE

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50 PRO KIT ANNABEL CALLUM

58 INTO THE GLOSS RUO BING LI & TAMI EL SOMBATI

70 FAVOURITE THREE NOELLE RENO

74 ON THE ROAD RACHEL WOOD

78 ROYAL BEAUTY HANNAH FURNESS & SUZANNE CLARKE

86 THE CLINIC DR RENﾃ右 HOENDERKAMP

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NEALS YARD WILD ROSE BEAUTY BALM This radiance boosting balm can be used as a cleanser, mask, moisturiser or hair and nail treatment. Organic wild Rosehip, Jojoba and Shea make this a nourishing skin treat.

RMK UV POWDER FO Gives immediate covera and brightness with SPF Ingredients include Hya and extracts of Royal Je Yeast and Sage to nouri Z OE V A LO VE I S A STO R Y P A L ETTE A gorgeous slimline eye shadow palette with spring brights and smokey colours. in a mixture of matte and shimmer. Vibrant pigments and blends well.

REAL TECHNIQUES MINI BRUSH TRIO Mini face, foundation and shading brushes nestled into a small plastic pouch. Perfect for touch-ups on the go or to take away on holiday when space is limited.

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CHARLOTTE TILBURY THE RETOUCHER This full covering liquid concealer evens skin tone, masks imperfections, brightens and includes black tea extract to soothe skin. Especially beneficial on ashy dark circles or tired eyes.

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PHOTOGRAPHER

KEIT H CLO U ST O N

WWW.KEITHCLOUSTON.COM

MAKE-UP AND HAIR

SAND RA BER M IN GHA M

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@F I RST L ONDON

WWW.FIRSTMODELMANAGEMENT.CO.UK

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K EIT H CLO U ST O N

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K EIT H CLO U ST O N

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ANINE IRD

AS NATIONAL MAKE-UP COACH FOR SMASHBOX COSMETICS AND A PRO MUA FOR ALMOST TWO DECADES, JANINE BIRD HAS SPREAD HER WINGS IN BEAUTY, FASHION, CATWALK, MUSIC VIDEOS AND TV TO BECOME ONE OF THE MOST CREATIVE AND VERSATILE ARTISTS IN THE INDUSTRY. WEB // JANINEBIRD.COM

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BARRY JEFFREY 26

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hen did you first decide that you wanted to become a make-up artist… what made you think ‘That’s what I want to do’? Seeing Boy George on the cover of Harpers Bazaar in the 80s and the incredible make-up he created for himself was really the moment when I fell in love with make-up artistry. I loved copying Vogue and Harpers Bazaar covers when I was really young – no one else in my family wore make-up so I would grab anything I could find hanging around to try and recreate them. I think it was always there right from the beginning, but seeing those beautiful images just galvanised my desire to be a make-up artist.

Are you self-taught or did you train somewhere? I would have to say I am a bit of both really. Courses can teach you different techniques, give you greater exposure to a variety of different styles and they can also help with focusing your natural abilities. I did an evening course in fashion and editorial make-up when I was eighteen, but the artist I am today is the result of years of trying different ideas, buying photography books, and learning from other artists along the way. I honestly believe the best kind of artists continue to learn and develop. Who or what inspires you? Art and photography books, exhibitions, galleries and artistry magazines are where I get a lot of my inspiration. In the 80s I was in awe of the Shiseido (Serge Lutens) and Lancome colour story artwork.

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PHOTOS

BARRY JEFFREY

Do you prefer working backstage at shows or on location shoots? I would have to say I prefer the dedicated focus of studio and location shooting. I find backstage for all it’s energy, a little like a conveyer belt. I like to be able to spend time on the look I am working on. Is there a particular period that has influenced you most? How would you define your style? In terms of period I love the 70s. Guy Bourdin photography, Roxy Music album covers, Studio 54, Debbie Harry. I love women to look strong and beautiful, Guy Bourdin’s iconic red headed models with their bruised-looking cheeks, hard eyes and super glossy lips... divine! Which one product would you advise someone to never leave home without? My house could be burning down and I wouldn’t leave without my eyebrows! Obviously my favourite is a Smashbox product, Brow Tech to Go, but generally, brows are my desert island application. Which other make-up artist has helped you along the way in your career? I really would have to give a massive shout out to all the assistants that I have worked with when answering this question. I could not have done the long hours, been a part of the wonderfully creative locations and created the work that I have without the brilliant, hard-working, dedicated assistants at the early stages of their career.

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I take great pleasure in staying in touch with my assistants and watching their careers develop as they choose their path in artistry. It is truly satisfying and I love being able to say I was there when they were just starting out. Mentioning no names of course, tell us a funny industry-related story. I was on a hair shoot and one of the models was changed by her agency at the last minute, they sent through the replacement models Z-card so the session stylist agreed her based on the images he saw. So when the model turned up in a wig, the hairdresser didn’t think anything of it and asked her to take it off so he could get an idea of what he would do with her hair only to discover when she took it off that she had none! At the time it was a total disaster, but looking back I can really laugh with the team on the shoot, it was ridiculous and very funny. How do you feel the industry has changed since you first started? Well there’s definitely a lot more make-up artists. It’s seen as quite a glamorous career choice I guess which is not always the case, believe me. Make-up artists are now often expected to have some ability with hair, so this is something I have had to develop (actually I quite enjoy playing with hair). The big change though I think is the development of technology. When I started out there was no digital

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photography and no photoshop, so your make-up skills had to be flawless and models couldn’t turn up to work with spots. I think this has put me in quite good stead as an artist. Which person (or thing) defines beauty for you? If you look at all of the most iconic images down the decades it isn’t so much the subject, but the way they are lit that creates the illusion of beauty. Light conveys life, vitality, intensity, depth, these are the things that define beauty for me. As one of the most in-demand artists in the industry, how do you find time to relax? I am mad about cooking... after all a girl’s got to eat and I find the quiet focus of preparing a dish or baking a cake leaves me feeling peaceful. I love to swim and be in the water in general. When you are doing lengths all you are is your breathing and your steady movement through the water. You are the National Make-up Artist for Smashbox Cosmetics UK, how did that come about? It’s interesting because I’d been using the Smashbox Photo Finish Primer in my kit for years. I picked it up when I was flying through LAX on a job, but I had no idea you could buy it in the UK. I originally bought it because I loved the fact it was the brainchild of a photographer who wanted skin to look more beautiful while shooting. To me a gorgeous complexion is the bedrock of beautiful make-up, so I thought I would give it a go. I am

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PRAGUE STEVEN MEISEL ZUZANNA BIJOCH A N D L I LY C O L E GRACE COBB B E A WAT S O N

still using it on location to this day. So when I got the opportunity to work at Smashbox it seemed perfect to me. The back story to the brand is awesome and I couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t work with a product that I didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t believe in 100%. And plans for the future? I have no idea right now, can you make plans? I love product development, I make my own lipsticks for each shoot I do, and I believe in the need to grow, develop and improve... so who knows what the future may hold?

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POWERHOUSE POUTS TELEVISION AND FASHION MAKE-UP ARTIST, BEAUTY PRESE NT E R , E X P ER T A ND WRIT E R ON ITV ’ S T H I S MORNING, HEIDI SCARLETT KING, BRINGS US THE L ATEST T R E ND S I N A LL THINGS BEAUTY AND TIPS ON HOW TO DIY

here’s no mistake that this season the bold lip shades are doing all the talking! From New York to Milan the one make-up trend for 2014 that stood bright and strong was the ‘Bold Lip’ look. Here’s my 3 favourite hues to have this summer.

FRESHLY SQUEEZED LIPS As seen at DKNY, John Galliano, D Squared2 SS14. The Bright acid orange lip was positively the colour de Jour for many designers this season and since this juicy explosion, many a high street brand has emulated it. One of the best Lip products to launch recently has been Revlon Colour Burst Matte Balm Stain Shade 245 Audacious because of its creamy texture and highly pigmented colour. These big crayons are super easy to use as they go on like a big lip pencil, stay on like a Matt stain and feel like a creamy lipstick. If you want to take this lip look to sexy Studio 54 style, opt for a bold glossy lip. L’Oréal Extrordinaire Color Riche in Orange Tempo will take the look to a whole new level of hot. Wear the look with: Bushy Brows, Fresh dewy skin and chocolate eye kohl pencil smudged into Lashes.

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Seen at Michael Kors, Prabal Gurung SS14 A new school pin, this powdery yet bright shade has been in the trend scene for the past few spring summer catwalks but this season saw it even more

RAG&BONE SS14 MAKE-UP

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intense. To take this trend to a fresh glossy place that can still be worn with a bold eye, then Urban Decay Lip Naked Lip Gloss Lovechild is divine. Taking this look straight from backstage try YSL Babydoll Kiss and Blush in Rose Libre for that pastel chalky pinkâ&#x20AC;Ś handy that it doubles as your blush too! Wear the look with: A Black Gel Feline flick eyeliner, Loads of Mascara and Matte.

ELECTRIC REDS As seen at Altuzarra, Monique HLuillier SS14 Like the best pupil in High school, the bright red lip has a 100 per cent attendance rate down every catwalk season! So, whether you take a full force approach or a more stained, muted version, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s far more reason to dare to go red. Bourjois Rouge Edition Velvet 03 Hot Pepper has to be my favourite red from the high street right now. The creamy texture of these matte liquid lips are so on trend and this shade has the power to stop traffic! Topshop Lipstick in Rio Rio is another winner of the red variety. The on trend way to wear this is to apply and then tap into the lips with a finger like a stain. Wear the look with: brushed, glossy brows, dewy skin, peachy cream blush and minimal eye make-up.

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MICHAEL KORS SS14 MAKE-UP

DICK PAGE

MONIQUE LHUILLIER SS14 MAKE-UP

VAL GARLAND

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NATURAL BEAUTY

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KEITH CLOUSTON I BELIEVE MOTHER NATURE IS AT HER BEST IN APRIL. SPRING HAS ARRIVED AND THE FLOWERS ARE BLOOMING. HERE ARE SOME OF MY TOP NATURAL PRODUCTS MADE WITH PLANTS AND FLOWERS FROM THE GARDEN GIVEN TO US BY MOTHER NATURE HERSELF. WILLOW ORGANIC BEAUTY SUPER OIL SERUM Made with over 99% natural organic ingredients, using barbary fig oil, rose damascena flower oil and coconut, it is packed full of antioxidants and vitamin C. It works on plumping tired skin while tightening up the elasticity leaving the skin clear and radiant. CAUDALIE PREMIER CRU LA CREME Uses 95% natural ingredients, including sunflower, mimosa and jojoba. This is a beautiful nourishing anti-wrinkle, firming cream that’s clinically proven to reduce dark spots by 38% – it will leave your skin softer, firmer, redefined and radiant. THE ULTIMATE NATURAL BEAUTY BIBLE Written by the talented Sarah Stacey and Josephine Fairley this beauty book is not only a complete directory of all the top natural brands on the market, with symbols showing just how natural they really are, but also gives you recipes to create your very own natural products for use at home. So why not do a little research and create your own home blends. W W W.T WO -- M AGA Z I N E.CO M I S S U E 19 // A P R I L 2014

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MULTI-COLOUR HIGHLIGHTS, FIERY RED ALL OVER, WIGS AND EXTENSIONS... IT’S TIME TO THROW OUT THE RULE BOOK AND EXPRESS YOURSELF WITH CELEB STYLIST NEIL MOODIE T WIT TER // @THENEIL MOODIE BLOG // ITSA MOODIEBLOG.COM WEB // NEIL MOODIE.COM YOUTUBE // ITSA MOODIEBLOG YOUTUBE // WINDLEANDMOODIE

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THIS EXCITING NEW COLLABORATIVE PROJECT LED BY DAVID HORNE, DIRECTOR OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND FOUNDER OF THE SCHOOL OF MAKE-UP ART AT ILLAMASQUA, UNIQUELY EXPLORES THE SUBJECT OF ‘MASCULINITY’ AND IT’S RELATIONSHIP WITH MAKE-UP, HAIR AND ART

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P H OT O S

DA NI E L E LLYO T M O O R E

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D A NIEL EL LYOT M OOR E

“I hope the book will act as a catalyst for the next generation of make-up artists to really explore this male make-up genre further.” – David Horne, Contributing Author

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Born from David Horne’s desire to portray male make-up artistry in a non-feminized manner, The Art of Male Makeup is an exploration of the idea that men can be cosmetically adorned whilst still retaining their inherent masculinity. As the director of the project, Horne brought together a dream team of beauty industry know-how that included hair stylist Spob O’Brien, Mark Bowles and photographer Daniel Ellyot Moore, “I directed the project with Mark and Spob as we all bring a different experience dimension and this was important to have a triple perspective not one artistic view” . Perhaps surprisingly, Horne chose not to design make-up himself, instead turning to the skills of Mark Bowles, “I selected Mark Bowles to head the make-up through the book and not myself so that I could create a portal of awareness of new talent as it is so difficult for new talent to emerge in he industry dominated by renowned artists”. The powerful visuals within the book, representing the beauty of the individual through themes of the past, present and future, serve as a creative spark that will encourage the beauty industry to rethink the way it presents masculinity and the male image in the future, “I hope the book will act as a catalyst for the next generation of make-up artists to really explore this male makeup genre further, and if in doing the book we have created that movement then I am proud”. The Art of Male Makeup is available from April 2nd 2014, RRP £25.

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Basic Kit Essentials

ANNABEL CALLUM T WIT TER // @ANNABELCALLUM

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THIS MONTH, TWO TAKES A SNEAKY PEAK INSIDE THE PRO KIT BAG OF WONDERFULLY TALENTED LONDON BASED MUA, ANNABEL CALLUM.

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C OM PANY H I G H S T R E ET ED I T

What was your route into make-up? At school I would wear a MAC Brown Blusher as a Bronzer. I think I might have overdone it a bit especially when I look back at the photos. Well, that the 90s for you. I’d always been a beauty addict and would do my friends make-up before we went out, however, it was nothing like a MAC make over by one of their artists and I would often think ‘I want to be as good as them’. After University, I started working at the Aveda shop in Brighton. The MAC shop was two doors down

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J A SO N B EL L FOR

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and when the girls walked past with their amazing make-up I thought ‘I want to be a MAC girl.’ There were no jobs going in the Brighton store so I moved up to London and worked on the Selfridges counter. You’d think it would be challenging working with 40 other MAC makeup artists on the biggest counter in the world but it wasn’t. I made some great friends there, some of them are still my friends today and are really successful freelance artists. We all help each other out and pass jobs on as there is a mutual trust between us. It was there that I learnt how to apply make-up to black skin and work with amazing colours. One minute you could be applying make-up to a performer who was going on stage that night and the next serving a 60 year-old woman who wears Impassioned lipstick. I love the diversity of that and that’s where my colour addiction began. I then started assisting at fashion week and my freelance work took off. I had to call in sick to do the Marc by Marc Jacobs campaign! After that I thought maybe it’s time to leave and and I got my first agent. One product you never leave home without? Personally I always carry a Clinique Chubby Stick in my bag and the shade I have is Chunky Cherry. It’s totally foolproof – you could even put it on without a mirror. Even if I haven’t had time to apply much make-up it makes me feel polished and fresh and really brightens up my face.

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How do you feel the industry has changed since you first started? I think the emergence of the online magazines and video has increased our work load which is positive. People love to see ‘how to’ and ‘behind the scenes videos’ so we are now presenters as well make-up artists. You can become successful on YouTube in a relatively short space of time. How do you find time to relax? My work is very seasonal. There are busy times and then there are quiet times too. It’s hard to have a routine as you never know if you’re going to be around for something. I love to eat healthily. I read about it and watch recipe demos online. I have a juicer and a high speed blender, next on my list is a dehydrator. I spend a fortune in Wholefoods buying superfoods like Maca and Bee Pollen. I love going to the gym, spending time with my husband and seeing friends and family. Hanging out with my Mum and her dog Millie.

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ello everyone, I’m Rachel Wood, TWO magazine’s new Travelling Editor. Welcome to my new page! I’m a makeup artist who spends a lot of time living out of my suitcase and when I’m not, I’m back home in New York City. I’m always getting asked what are my favourite beauty finds and hot spots from the places I travel to and where I live, so I thought it would be fun to share it with all of you. This issue I am reporting from the tip of the Sunshine State – Florida, USA, in South Beach, Miami doing the make-up for a huge press launch for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 50th issue. A big team of a dozen make-up artists and hairstylists were set up in the top tower suits of the Fountaine Bleu Hotel [ www. fontainebleau.com ] to get 25 of the magazine’s models red-carpet ready. Models have included Chrissy Teigan AKA ‘Mrs John Legend’, Emily Ratajkowski (Robin Thicke’s Blurred Lines and W W W.T WO -- M AGA Z I N E.CO M I S S U E 19 // A P R I L 2014

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currently filming Entourage the movie), plus curvy cover star Kate Upton to name a few.

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I had the pleasure of working with three beautiful blondes – Samantha Hoopes (check her out in her latest Guess adverts), Hannah Davis (a model with the most breath-taking eyes I’ve worked on) and Genevieve Morton (an SI favourite as this is her 5th year featured in the mag). The press junket was fun but the hours very long. The models schedules were jam packed full of events including pool side interviews, a dance party featuring Pitt Bull and a charity volley ball match.

Even with a crazy work schedule, down the top beauty spot in the c must-do’ is a day spent at The Sta Spa [ www.standardhotels.com beach ]. The menu of treatments and I suggest a stop off in their m Cover your self in skin healing wash it all away and relax thos the soothing warmth of the Hama own authentic oasis. Miami is filled with roof top bars a views are a perfect way to end th Dream Hotel [ www.dreamhote excellent bartender, Martin, mixe called ‘Some Like it Hotttt’ – a ble syrup, passion fruit puree and Te caliente but magically delicious! Yo snacks from the hotel’s restauran Their mini tacos paired perfectly w

Want to know the skin secrets of swim suit models? Here’s a list of my top make-up picks: Aquaphor This wondrous healing balm is awesome for sunburn. Besides cooling the skin, it helps prevent peeling. It also leaves a glossy sheen on the skin whilst hydrating. Also fab for lips and I mixed it in with lip pencil to create a lip stain. Clinque’s Broad Spectrum SPF 50 Sun Block is a necessity – especially somewhere like Miami where the temperatures average 80F/26F! I try not to use anything less than 50 for the face. Madame LA LA is my new favourite fake tan mousse. No stinky smell. It actually leaves your skin scented like coconuts, it’s hydrating and

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FILLERS – THE GOOD,BAD AND BEAUTIFUL! DEEP LI N E S C A N B E R EL A X ED WITH POTIONS, LOTIONS AND WRINKLE RELAX I NG I N J E C TI O N S. H O W E V ER FILLERS ARE AN AMAZING PRODUCT THAT PLUMP UP YOUR LIPS, FILL IN THOSE HOLLOWS IN YOUR FACE AND CAN EVEN REJUVENATE YOUR HANDS. THIS MONTH DR RENÉE HOENDERKAMP LOOKS AT FILLERS; WHAT THEY ARE, W HAT T HE Y D O A N D W H AT TO BE AWARE OF BEFORE YOU JUMP IN 88

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What are fillers? Fillers are a natural protein that can under the skin lifting out wrinkles underneath – a little like scaffol also used to add volume wherever luscious lips. What types of fillers are there? Modern fillers are semi-permanen dissolve over 6-12 months. The m are made of a naturally occurring we lose over time. It is placed carefully to sit under the skin and is gradually reabsorbed by the body. There are many manufacturers of fillers but I mainly use those from two of the biggest companies; Galderma who make Emervel and Restylane and Allergan who make Juvederm. The real skill of your doctor is choosing the righ type of filler. This is something that will tell you and it comes down to as your non-surgical doctor. What areas can be treated? How long have you got? This is a l are versatile and in skilled hands ar all over the face and body. The most common areas treated ar nose to mouth (nasolabial folds) around the mouth (marionette

hollows under the eyes that make us look so tired n be injected just (tear troughs). s and lines from lding. They are In lips, they can transform you. They can give you desired – roll-on luscious lips with volume and definition. At any age you can achieve kissable lips. For older lips it can stop annoying lipstick run. nt which slowly I use fillers to build cheekbones, straighten noses majority of fillers and build chins! I can even lift out pitted acne g compound that scars and support stretched ear piercing holes. Skin boosters, another form THEY CAN GIVE of filler, sits under the skin and attracts water to rehydrate and YOU LUSCIOUS L I P S W I T H V O L U M E condition and can be used on AND DEFINIT I ON... the backs of hands, elbows, Y O U C A N A C H I E V E knees, décolletage and face. KISSABL E LI PS How long does it last? It depends on the area treated. ht thickness and Lips last for six months but cheeks can last a year. t only experience I use semi-permanent fillers because you want who you choose them to reabsorb and not collect under the skin. Most problems are associated with the older fillers – we have come a long way since then. long list as fillers How long does the treatment take? re really fantastic Every treatment is different and it really is an art, so there are no hard and fast rules but between 10-20 minutes is the usual. re the lines from ), laughter lines lines) and the

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Does it hurt? The treatments are quick and there is slight discomfort but it is bearable. The fillers contain a local anaesthetic so the area being injected quickly numbs to minimise the discomfort. For many treatments I now use a cannula so the only pain is the first tiny needle hole and then the cannula is fed in to the area being treated. The benefit of using a cannula is only one needle hole, no bruising, less swelling and less pain. Will I be ‘puffed up’? Not if I’m doing your fillers! Seriously, clients are often worried that they will look ‘freaky’ or have ‘trout pout’. My ethos is that people should never look at you and think that you’ve had fillers, they should just think that you look lovely and not be able to put their finger on why. How quickly will I see the result? Straight away! And then it gradually improves over a couple of weeks. There might be a little swelling to start and this will go down over the first day or so and the filler will attract a little water. Over the two weeks after insertion the filler will settle into the surrounding tissues and the result will improve. You will see those lines lifted out, noses straighten or cheeks built as soon as the treatment is complete. Lips tend to swell more than other areas so don’t be alarmed if you think the result is too much, it won’t be if a skilled practitioner has carried out the treatment.

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What is the recovery time? There is no real recovery time with Apart from the entry points which w and perhaps a little swelling, most to go about their normal activities im tend to swell a little more and s a day to settle. Is there anything to worry about? The risks are rare but side effects lumps, discolouration and swelli through these during the initial co the consent process. What if I don’t like it? Good news – they dissolve in in s if you really don’t like them w hyaluronic acid fillers. The proof though is that this is rarely requir

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After the death of Christian Dior in 1957, Saint Laurent was thrust into the role of Artistic Director for the French fashion house at the age of just 21. A prodigy who entirely fulfilled and exceeded his promise, Saint Laurent went on to stun the fashion world and was one of the first designers to boast celebrity status, featuring in gossip columns and mixing with icons of the era such as Andy Warhol and the Rolling Stones. The film focuses on Saint Laurent’s personal life and relationship with his business partner and lover, Pierre Bergé.

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Salon System have teamed up with top make-up artist Liz Martins; whose work includes shoots for Vogue, Elle, Tatler and celebrities Girls Aloud, Cheryl Cole and Shakira. Known as the Lash Queen, Liz has designed lashes for the Girls Aloud Tours and was brought in to revamp the make-up looks on the X Factor in 2010. Now she has brought her expertise to the launch of her very own lash collection â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Liz Martins Lash Enhance, exclusively for Salon System.

DESIGN Explore your creativity, apply individually or layer lashes together in any number of variations for a totally unique and individual style.

SELECT Add volume and length to enhance and define. Natural and intense individual lashes.

THE COLLECTION... ELEVATION Dramatic lash that draws attention to the centre of the eye.

ENHANCE Combines depth and length to enhance and open the eye.

DEFINE Adds volume and definition to lower lashes.

INSPIRE Classic inspired lash with a touch of light.