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DANIEL SANDLER WATERCOLOUR CRÈME ROUGE IN SOFT BRONZE

Part of the new Bronze and Glow collection this cream formula accompanies two beautiful new watercolour blush shades. Whether you wear it on your checks and temples to add a sun-kissed glow or as a delicate sheen to your eyelids this will give a chic, effortless finish. BOBBI BROWN NOURISHING LIP COLOUR

From the queen of lipstick comes a new oil-infused formula. This nourishes your lips whilst giving deep colour and luminous shine. A must for anyone who finds lipstick drying but wants to add some colour. Ballerina Pink is going to be in our pocket at the festivals this summer. NEON CALATHEA MAKE-UP BAG BY FANNY SHORTER

Handprinted and made in London these make-up bags have a waterproof lining and durable brass-zip and make a really cool addition to your handbag.

LOUISE YOUNG CAKE LINER

A modern take on a classic product. Available in black or brown, use with a wet brush to create the perfect, precision eyeliner. FRESH SUGAR SPORT TREATMENT SUNSCREEN SPF 30

It’s never too soon to be protecting your skin from the sun and this moisturising treatment to give targeted, waterproof UV protection to the lips, face and eye area is perfect for your handbag. SUNDAY RILEY TIDAL ENZYME BRIGHTENING WATER CREAM

OK, so Sunday Riley could bring out a bottle of water and we would want to try it but with promises to add moisture, exfoliate and illuminate this is definitely on our shopping list. With hyaluronic acid to increase moisture absorption and floral-extracts to brighten this is suitable for all skin types but especially good for dry or more mature skin.

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THERAPIE HIMALAYAN DETOX SALTS AND PURE CANDLE

Some of us at TWO are not good sleepers and we heard nothing but great things about these Himalayan Detox Salts. Sprinkle a hndful in a hot bath, soak, switch off all your digital devices and relax, eventually falling into a lovely, deep, natural sleep. PRETTY HONEST BY SALI HUGHES

The beautiful paperback edition of this must-have bedside companion. Everything you need to know from how to behave in a hair salon to what you actually need in your make-up bag, Sali has it covered. CLARINS MEN SUPER MOISTURE BALM

For normal to dry skin this helps firm and revitalise skin and protects against pollution. This will soothe after shaving and hydrate the skin after a day spent in the sun, wind or air con. Gentle enough to use twice a day. DIOR SO REAL SUNGLASSES

Available in four different colours, we would pick the always classic tortoiseshell design. These glasses have

been seen on the likes of Rihanna, Rosie HuntingtonWhitley and Kylie Jenner. They are also available in men’s sizes so now you boys can get involved. EM-J LUX MAMBA BRUSH ROLL

This will keep your brushes clean and tidy and can be easily propped up when you are working. Designed for the pro’s out there this roll holds about 100 brushes but you can get smaller sizes. ASOS FRUIT LOOP POM POM SANDALS

Here in the UK it may only be wishful thinking but these Pom Pom sandals are the ideal festival footwear. Their metallic finish means they’ll pretty much go with everything, now we just need the sun. DELILAH HIGHLIGHTER

A fine pressed powder designed to brighten and illuminate the skin giving it a soft, multi-dimensional radiance. A swirl of lavender, peach and rose gold this is almost too beautiful to use and completely addictive once you have.

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SPRING IS IN FULL FLOW AND SUMMER IS KNOCKING ON THE DOOR. AS I RECENTLY LOOKED AT THE PLANTS AND FLOWERS BLOOMING IN MY GARDEN, IT DAWNED ON ME THAT THEY’RE PRODUCING INGREDIENTS THAT WILL MAKE UP THE DNA OF SOME OF THE NEWEST AND HOTTEST PRODUCTS ON THE MARKET. HERE ARE A FEW OF MY FAVOURITES TO TAKE A LOOK AT.

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with a sphere ball on the end to help massage away any pooling of fluids. With a blend of seven peptides; Palmitoyl hexapeptide-12, Palmitoyl tripeptide-1 and Trifluoroacetyl tripeptide-2 to name just a few, it will help diminish fatigue with caffeine for puffiness and molasses extract for darkness. It will plump, firm and tighten along with magnolia officinalis bark extract to

After all those months of central heating and endless

soothe below the eye. But remember, to see results with

cups of tea and coffee it’s no wonder our skin may be

eye cream, you must use it like a doctors prescription…

a little parched. Check out Dr Murads latest addition,

If you forget to apply, it doesn’t work!

Hydro-dynamic Quenching Essence. A moisture booster perfect to revive dehydrated skins using glycolic acid it

My regular clients will know I’m a massive fan of both

will gently exfoliate dead skin cells. Next is the deep

sun factor and powder and could not be more thrilled

penetrating Mexican blue agave leaf extract that boosts

with ILIA’s new Radiant Translucent Powder with SPF 20.

the skin’s ability to attract and maintain water levels.

Using both Rosemary leaf and hibiscus flower, along with

The blend of watermelon and apple leaves skin softer,

a dense zinc based SPF, this allows you to re-apply

smoother and as plump and bouncy as a baby’s bottom.

sunscreen through out the day – even when wearing a face full of make-up – leaving you with with a shine-free

The clocks changed a few weeks ago and we lost an hour

radiance. It can also be used in emergencies on shoulders

in bed… anyone else seeing the effect on their eyes? Try

and décolleté. ♦

Clinique’s Pep-Start Eye Cream. You literally can’t forget to apply this in the morning as it comes in the most

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vibrant bright orange, near impossible to miss, tube (!)

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IT ONLY SEEMS A FEW YEARS AGO THAT LOTTIE STANNARD FOUND HERSELF WORKING IN LONDON AS A GRAPHIC DESIGNER BEFORE FOLLOWING HER HEART AND TRANSFERING HER CREATIVE SKILLS TO MAKE-UP ARTISTRY. LOTTIE HAS SINCE BECOME ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTED NAMES IN THE GAME AND NOW CONSTANTLY TRAVELS ON ASSIGNMENT BETWEEN HER NATIVE CALIFORNIA AND NYC, ALONG WITH KEYING SHOWS IN THE WORLD’S FASHION CAPITALS.

14 Where are you right now? I’m on an airplane to LA from NYC. What made you decide that you wanted to become a make-up artist? I was always fascinated by make-up art and fashion but in the beginning it came from a love of design and graphics. I loved Vaughn Oliver (graphic designer in the UK) and Serge Lutens and made collages from

Vogue, The Face and various other magazines growing up. Are you self-taught or did you train somewhere? I trained as a graphic designer but am self-taught in make-up. Which other make-up artist(s) helped you along the way? There are so many make-up artists who helped me along the way and still do, that I couldn’t possibly name them all but I’ll start with my friend Elvira Gonzales who gave me my initial push and confidence to put myself out there, and to Pat McGrath who I worked with for many years and who helped mould me into the artist I am today.

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How would you define your style… Is there a particular period that influenced you most? My style is definitely highly based on color, graphic shapes and use of balance and light.

As for time periods, I would say 60s, 70s and 80s. What do you look for when someone approaches you about assisting? I tend to bond heavily with my assistants, so aside from knowing how to do great skin work and pay attention to detail, they have to be driven, passionate and have a good sense of humour. How do you feel the industry has changed since you first started? When I first started, make-up was heavier and more powerful in terms of colour and objects used (paper, plastic, feathers

PHOT OG RAPHER S// 01. SOFIA SANCHEZ & MAURO MONGIELLO 02. JAMIE NELSON

etc – it was the early 2000s) and now make-up is more about making a statement with subtle

03. JAMIE NELSON FOR URBAN DECAY

accents. I won’t include passing social media trends, I’m speaking merely of the fashion and

04. JAMIE NELSON FOR URBAN DECAY

beauty world. Skin, skin and more skin is what is now.

05. JAMIE NELSON 06. JAMIE NELSON

One book you would recommend to any MUA? I’m a make-up book collector so that’s a hard one. Definitely start with Stephane Marais’ Beauty Flash or Topolino’s Make-Up Games.

07. AZIM HAIDARYAN 08. HILARY WALSH 09. JAMIE NELSON 10. ZOEY GROSSMAN

Outside of make-up, what is your passion? I’m a huge film and music lover and am super passionate about both. Mentioning no names of course, tell us a funny industry-related story. That one time I tripped over the camera cord and went flying into the seamless in front of the entire crew and five models. That was pretty funny/embarrassing! ♦

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TALES FROM THE CHAIR Liz Martins is a tireless make-up maverick who brings her milkshake to the yard! An in-demand MUA with a passion for fashion and music. www.twitter.com/thelizmartins www.instagram.com/thelizmartins WELL, FASHION WEEK CAME AND WENT BUT I’D LIKE TO TALK ABOUT THE SHOW I HEADED THE MAKE-UP FOR PPQ AND HOW WE WORKED ON THE LOOK.

As well as working with Face Lace the show as sponsored by Models Own. They used to just do nail polishes but their new range of make-up is totally kick ass! Lip paints, metallic foil effect shadows… the range goes on and on. It launched in April and really is a great range if you want to build up your kit with amazing colours and textures at a fraction of the cost of some of the bigger brands. I loved working with the prodcucts – it’s a huge thumbs up from me! I’ve been doing lots of beauty shoots these last few months and one was shot by beauty photo wonderboy, Arved Colvin-Smith. We got down and dirty on a Saturday and played around with loads of different ideas, from gorgeous luminous hyper glossy skin to painting freckles all over the models face and then just beautiful stark blackberry lips. It’s always so much fun when you can just freestyle. A footnote here, if your gonna’ paint freckles, get yourself a MAC Penultimate Brow Marker, it gives you the most natural looking freckles FULL STOP! I’ve worked on music videos for years and recently shot with new Russian sensation, Polina, on her new single. One day, four looks – yes four! It was an early start and a late finish, videos always push you to the limits as it’s all about speed whilst keeping the artist happy and looking on point. We went from a classic smokey eye, to nude, to a whimsical pink eye, finishing with a shock of red. Bare Minerals UK Bare Skin Complete Coverage Serum Concealer kept Polina’s skin flawless throughout. ♦ Til’ next time Make-up Junkies! Liz x

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I’ve worked with the iconic designers PPQ on and off since their first collection at London Fashion Week back in the early noughties. PPQ have a definitive look and it usually involves eyeliner, so rather then go down the feline flick route (which Amy, one of the design duo, really hearts) I thought let’s push it a little further. The collection had lots of pastels in it that were very feminine but teamed with PVC, so quite punky. I got to work alongside Phylis Cohen of Face Lace and together we created an awesome applique liner. It was an amazing experience going to Phylis’ studio and playing with different shapes – literally tailoring the liner on the computer and then seeing it emerge from the lazer cutter, utter magic! The reason I wanted to do an applique liner was so that make-up on every single model would be uniform. There would be no mistakes. It would be my ultimate perfect liner! Phyllis and I worked so well together that we’re planning to collaborate again and work on some new liner ideas.

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BRIDAL

With wedding season well and truly in full swing, this month we are exploring a make-up artist’s bread and butter and talking about an often tricky business – bridal make-up. What do you do when your bride insists on an ‘instagram’ brow? A strong smokey eye? How exactly do we keep bridal makeup on trend yet still creating a classic application that will look current for years to come? In make-up terms, everything is on steroids in the

looking classic? Keep it simple – the smokey eye is a trend

noughties and nothing gets much bigger than brows.

that will never go away but the more complicated it

How do we keep strong brows looking natural and

becomes, the more the ‘noughties’ label can be applied

timeless? The good news is you have to do very little

to it. Using cream shadows blend up from the lashline,

to enhance these bad boys! A strong heavily pencilled

using soft fluffy brushes, define the crease with a colour

brow seems to be the look of choice in recent years,

such as MAC wedge and add a smudgy line at the roots

with many women growing their brows out. To keep

of the lashes. Throwing away your ‘transition’ colours will

a bride’s brows looking voluptuous and yet still natural

ensure a timeless application.

the perfect tool is Anastasia Beverly Hills brow wiz – the small tip of the pencil ensures that you get soft

Lastly – the tan! We are a generation of tanaholics and it’s

hair stroke definition that you can flick through the

important to keep the tan soft and subtle for a wedding

brow for immediate effect. The brush on the opposite

day. Encourage your bride to spray at least a few days

end of the pencil becomes the perfect tool for keeping

before the wedding, and enhance the tan with soft creams

it looking soft, ridding the brow of any harsh lines that

and highlights. Stay away from highlight down the centre

are going to look dated in years to come. A simple slick

of the face, which won’t work with flash photography and

of brow gel to add texture to the real hair and you’ve

could make the face look wet. Mostly though, your bride’s

created a beautiful, classic brow.

happiness will shine through and make your job a million times easier. ♦

Probably the most iconic trend of the noughties is a smokey eye – it seems to have become bigger and bolder as time has passed. The trick to keeping it

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FROM MUSCLE CARS, TO MARILYN MONROE, TWO TAKES INSPIRATION FROM ARTIST ROBERT MARS AND HIS UNIQUE VISION OF CLASSIC AMERICAN ICONOGRAPHY. From his New York studio, Robert Mars layers his artwork with glimpses of the golden age of American popular culture, combining bold colours with graphic shapes and icons of the 1950s and 60s. With positive comparisons to legends of Pop Art such as Warhol and Rauschenberg, his images of Americana can be seen on the walls of galleries all over the world. Mars’ more recent work explores the world of fashion, music and the culture of celebrity, depicting icons such as Debbie Harry and Kate Moss against a backdrop of instantly recognisable brand marks and logos. These canvases may have more contemporary references but still have the same distinct vintage quality and tongue-in-cheek attitude that we loved in his early work. ♦

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LOOK 1

GREY AG NECKLACE, $1400 @ELEMENTS

RING, $1925 @ELEMENTS

LACE DRESS BY VALENTINO, $14,000 @NEIMAN MARCUS

EARRINGS BY LAB,$595 @ELEMENTS

BEYOND WRAP SANDAL MULTICOLOR BY FENDI, $900 @NORDSTROM

PAPRIKA RED PURSE BY CHLOÉ, $1350 @ BLOOMINGDALE’S

FRINGE CALF-HAIR BUCKET BAG IN BLACK BY BURBERRY PRORSUM, $2495 @BLOOMINDGALE’S

NUDE SHIMMER SUEDE SHOES BY JIMMY CHOO, $975 @NORDSTROM

MINDY SUEDE SANDAL WITH MOSS BY JIMMY CHOO, $1150 @NEIMAN MARCUS

NECKLACE BY DIANE COTTON, $375

LOOK 4 BLACK MIX LACE DRESS BY ALEXANDER MCQUEEN, $4525 @NEIMAN MARCUS

BRACELET BY BIBI VANDERVELDEW, $3500 @ ELEMENTS

LOOK 3

BLACK LACE SHIRT BY DOLCE&GABBANA, $2395 @NEIMAN MARCUS

JACKET BY DOLCE&GABBANA, $9900 @NEIMAN MARCUS

KHAKI JACKET BY GIVENCHY, $2800 @SAKS FIFTH AVE

LOOK 2

NAVY TOP BY CÉLINE, $1600 @SAKS FIFTH AVE

HUDSON SHOULDER BAG BLACK BY CHLOE, $2150 @ BLOOMINGDALE’S

PHELAN NEEDLE TOP BY P.P., $700 @NORDSTROM

ANKLE STRAP JEWEL SANDAL BY MIU MIU, $950 @NORDSTROM

LEATHER STUD SKIRT BY LANVIN, $5150 @NORDSTROM

LEATHER NECKLACE BY MONIES, $900 @ELEMENTS

LACE SKIRT BY VALENTINO, $950 @ NORDSTROM BLACK SKIRT BY MAJE, $250 @ BLOOMINGDALE’S DRESS BY MAJE,$570 @ BLOOMINGDALE’S HORN PENDANT, $880 @ ELEMENTS TURQUOISE NECKLACE, $1100 @ELEMENTS

NEON YELLOW PURSE BY CHLOE, $1650 @BLOOMINGDALE’S

F IL M S VICTORIA (2015) DIRECTED BY SEBASTIAN SCHIPPER I thought I’d go with my favourites from this year so far. This German film is not at all what you think it will be. By the end you’ll feel like you’ve stayed up ‘til dawn, in a good way! MARGUERITE (2015) Another new film. This story is hilarious, heartbreaking and uplifting all in one go. A rich French socialite becomes an opera singer but nobody can bring themselves to tell her she can’t sing.

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P L A C ES LONDON, ENGLAND I get to travel a lot for work, which I absolutely love, but nothing beats getting off the plane at Heathrow after a couple of months working abroad. Grey skies, tea and the underground are complete heaven! GALWAY, IRELAND I filmed here a couple of years ago for two months and it’s such a magical place. The pubs are just ridiculously lovely with peat log fires and fresh oysters.

CLOUDS IN MY COFFEE, CARLY SIMON God I love the 80s. Everything just seems to have been so much more monumental back then. DAYS ARE GONE, HAIM Great for a road trip! WA-DO-DEM, EEK-A-MOUSE Great summery album! Always makes my happy M AKE -UP PROD UCTS

BARBADOS Caribbean Sea and pink sand beaches, and the friendliest people you could meet.

CHANTECAILLE, JUST SKIN – TINTED MOISTURISER Light, easy to use and it has SPF which has saved me more than once.

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MAC BLACKTRACK FLUIDLINE Great eyeliner paste.

STONER, JOHN WILLIAMS The life story of a quiet man, full of huge and tiny victories and defeats. Beautiful beginning to end

CLINIQUE CHUBBY STICK COLOUR BALMS – All the colours! Easier to wear and subtler

SUM, DAVID EAGLEMAN 40 short tales that are all different versions of what might happen in the afterlife.

than a lipstick. ♦

H IS FOR HAWK, HELEN MACDONALD Beautifully written and poignant.

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DEADPOOL (2015) Newish and very funny! #driveby

BEAUTYAROUND THE WORLD RACHEL TOLEDO TALKS TO THE INDIANA JONES OF MAKE-UP, STEPHANIE FLOOR, WHO TRAVELS THE GLOBE IN SEARCH OF BEAUTY TREASURES AND SHARES HER TALES OF ADVENTURE ON HER WEBSITE WWW.AROUNDTHEWORLDBEAUTY.COM How long have you been an MUA? Nine years. Around The World Beauty is four years old.

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What made you want to travel and discover beauty treasures? I wanted to live a fulfilled balanced life. I knew make-up was my passion but felt there was a deeper meaning to be discovered.

What was your first trip? Tell us a little about what you found. My first trip was to India, the mecca for ancient beauty. It was a two week adventure that showed me this journey wasn’t going to be easy. It wasn’t glamorous but it was real. I stayed at an Ayurveda clinic in Kerala (birthplace of this 5000 year-old medicine of beauty) and I took part in treatments using oils, and plants to balance my beauty. I also went exploring by myself and it took a lot of nerve jumping on random buses and tuk-tuks, but it had to be done. If I wanted to get to the source I needed to be fearless. I found plants that were used in henna process, hair conditioners, and natural creams that women have been using for thousand of years. One of the most powerful moments of my life was visiting an orphanage in India and all the girls wanted to know about my beauty – but I was there to learn about theirs. From that day I knew my mission was to keep these ancient traditions alive so we as women could be proud of our beauty roots and culture. After my first trip I knew these stories existed, these experiences were one of a kind, and I wanted to bring them forward. What was your latest trip? I was just in Colombia #BeautyExploring. I found the most incredible treatments in the North, where they use everything from the sea to cleanse and detoxify the body. I visited sacred ponds untouched by humans, with clear water where the indigenous still hold their sacred practices. Visiting Cartagena were the bold colors and high walls truly make you feel like your in another world, I found interesting soaps made of local ingredients like avocado, rice, and also many odd hair masks. Colombia loves beauty so while visiting markets I found endless amounts of hair salons offering extensions, hair colour and beauty products by the dozens. What stands out as something very interesting or strange that others do for beauty in a different country? Living in NYC you see everything but what really stands out from different countries are their marriage rituals. We have some of our

own here in America but a wedding truly is a rite of passage, and women take it very seriously. In places like Zanzibar, India, and even Tanzania, to get a women ready for a wedding is a week-long process. In that week they show her how to be a woman, from make-up, to body scrubs, to cooking – it’s a bootcamp for marriage. What have you discovered about yourself from all of your travels and how has it effected you as a mua? It’s affected me in such a big way. Travelling and getting to meet real women, I have a better respect for the world as a whole. I love harder, I do what I love and don’t take it for granted. In a weird way it’s like I found my calling as an artist. It brings me purpose, truth, and a sense of spirituality. I get to be inspired by the world and to create onto my canvas of beauty. I also know so many ingredients from South America to Japan that really help me understand products, their stories and how these brands came to existence. Our goal is to trace these back to the source and see first-hand how these stories came about. I’ve discovered that the more I’ve travelled in search of beauty, the more I see it all around me every step along the way.

My ultimate favorites are high Impact Clinique Waterproof Mascara, Clinique Chubby Intense Moisturizing Lip Colour Balm, Moisture Surge Face Spray, Skin Iceland Hydro Cool firming eye gels and Gillette Venus Snap Razor. Falsies are a must while I travel... come on, I’m a make-up artist, what do you expect?! What products have you found on your travels that are your favorites and where are they from? There’s so many, but here are my top 3: Himalaya Herbals Kajal in India, Pig Nose Clear Blackhead 3-Step Kit in Korea and Maintenance Cenizo Especial Blue Hair shampoo from Colombia. Where would you like to visit in the future? I really want to go #BeautyExploring in Turkey. It would be a dream to visit the markets and see all the textiles. I’m aiming for 2017. We also have Beauty Tours happening this year which I’m so excited about. Now you can come on a beauty adventure with us! Our destinations all have an indigenous story. We travel to Tanzania to learn about the Maasai, Colombia to swim in sacred waters, Mexico for Day of the Dead in Oaxaca and Japan to explore Kyoto, the Geisha capital. We wanted to offer our readers an experience to travel the world in search of beauty. Now it’s possible. It’s our newest venture but people are already signing-up wanting to be part of the movement. ♦

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What products or tools for beauty do you always take with you on your travels? Products you can’t live without? I’m a skincare obsessed junkie so all my Clinique Travel Goodies are a must. SPF is always priority, and I love travel size everything!

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Sometimes, no amount of filler or botox will detract from skin that is dehydrated and tired but there is one way that is underused and a hidden gem in my toolbox: Skin Boosters. What are they? Skin Boosters are hyularonic acid fillers but are much lighter than normal fillers and don’t build or lift. They sit just under the skin surface and attract water and promote collagen growth – just what dehydrated, tired skin needs. No worries about ‘pillow cheeks’ or ‘trout pout’ with these fillers. What’s the process? A really tiny needle is used to deliver small drops all over the skin surface in the area being treated. A little massage afterwards and the work starts. One treatment a month for three months, then one six months after and then one year after to maintain the effect. What is the effect? Hydrated skin, with that long ago lost glow and with far fewer fine wrinkles, scars and blemishes. Where is it used? It’s excellent for those fine lines around the mouth,

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