What’s the Craic? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Model fans


Models Cindy Crawford and Linda Evangelista have become the latest celebrity fans of Jane Iredale mineral foundations.


Linda Evangelista recently told Marie Claire magazine: “For an everyday look, I use Jane Iredale mineral powder.” Meanwhile Cindy Crawford revealed to Top Santé magazine: “As I age, I find myself wearing less make-up. A facialist told me about Jane Iredale mineral foundation and I've loved it ever since. Because it's a lightweight powder - not a cream - I don't feel like I'm wearing make-up. It removes shine and gives my face enough finish if the paparazzi snap me!”


AndtheOscargoes to...


Take a look at these fab Oscar- inspired selfies, posted by our fantastic Irish Beauty Show exhibitors, and IB readers!


Plus, to celebrate St Patrick’s Day, Blake’s Art of Hair won a pot of goodies courtesy of Dundalk-based Easydry with their fabulous effort – complete with David Beckham and Brad Pitt (top right)!


The


winneris... A number of best-sellers in Ireland have been making a


name for themselves in the annual Beauty Shortlist Awards.


Neal’s Yard Remedies were named Best Natural / Organic Skin Care Brand, whilst Elemis’ Pro-Collagen Marine Cream was named Best Day Moisturiser.


There was also recognition for TanOrganic Original and TanOrganic Self- Tanning Face and Body Oil which were runners-up in the Self-Tanners category, whilst Eve Taylor Clear Cleanse (Pre – Cleanser) was shortlisted in the Best Cleanser category.


GelishonTV!


Watch out for The Beauty Spot which opened its doors in RTE’s award-winning Fair City recently.


Waxwarning


Waxes with natural ingredients may not be the best choice for your clients and lead to negative or allergic reactions, warns wax expert Lilliane Caron (pictured).


“To make a truly informed choice, we need to look at the core ingredient in wax - resin,” she says. “Over the years, the resins used in professional waxes and the processes to manufacture them have become more refined. To make it easy, there are two real categories we can put resins into, those derived from the sap of trees (generally pine or fir trees) and those that are synthetic (man-made).


“Usually we are told ‘natural’ is better but when it comes to pine (tree) resin in waxes, unrefined resins can cause allergic reactions and product instability. Tree resins are generally referred to as Colophonium, or Rosin, on the ingredient listing, but unfortunately you are not going to know if it is good quality until you open the jar.”


She continues: “If you are trying a new wax, alarm bells should ring if clients are breaking out with itchy, red skin after or during a treatment. Hard waxes will become brittle and snap off which can lead to hair breakage and bruising of the skin if they are made from inferior grade resins.”


Lilliane, owner and director of Caronlab Australia, believes that top of the range synthetic resins are much safer, as they are consistent in production, and advises you look out for the terms hydrocarbon resin or polycyclopentadiene on the ingredients listing.


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The nail and hair salon is owned by Niamh Cassidy (Clelia Murphy), whilst Dolores Molloy played by Martina Stanley manages the salon and Kerri-Ann Boyle, played by Jenny Dixon, is Head Nail Technician.


Actors Martina and Jenny recently undertook Gelish training with Creative Academy to get them prepared for their new careers! Watch out for the Gelish collection and Morgan Taylor range of polishes on set.


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