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beauty
BareEscentuals
PLENTY of make-up
houses arepeddlingSpring
crushed mineral 8/10
powder
foundations these
days, but Bare
Escentuals were
the pioneers.
If you can get
used to the idea ofinto action
using apowder as
afoundation it will
revolutionisethe way
you wear make-up.Astressed out winter complexion can make you look
Basically you buffthe naturalminerals intoyoursallow and dull. ZOE WALKER checks out spring make-up
skin until you’ve achieved the level of coveragebag essentials that will help get you glowing on the
desired. It’s perfect for covering winter blemishes
such as thread veins or chapped skin, as well asoutside again
being ideal for many people with sensitivitiesto
AT £16.50 for three, The colours come in muted berry or the harsh chemicals found in traditional
these lipsticks are a toffee shades –understated but the sort foundations.
steal. The of thing you’ll wear every day, not just ❑ Bare Minerals SPF15 Mineral Foundation,
packaging’s pretty buy then relegate to the bottom of the £17.50 for9gfromBareEscentuals
basic but the make-upbag.These lippieswillhelp
lipsticks themselves nourishchappedlipsbacktohealth in
are amazing – timefor spring.
moisturising, long- ❑ Fran Wilson ThreePiece Subtle
lasting and they Silk Lipstick Collection, £16.50 from 9/1010/10
glide on like silk. QVC,Item#222715
PUT yourself in the mood for summer stays on for even longer if you use atop
before it even arrives with this set of coat), and the shades rich and vibrant.
vibrant colours from Nails Inc. The set ❑ Nails Inc Five Piece Summer
includes Draycott Place(hot orange), Brights Collection, £20 for 5x10ml
Dover Street (sheer purple), Carnaby bottlesfromQVC,Item#226338
Street (canary yellow), Burlington
Gardens (light copper brown) and South
MoltonStreet(natural pink). 8/10
Colour went on evenly, was long-lasting (it
IRRIDESCENT loose powder that imparts a
healthy sheen to tired, dull or weather-beaten
winter skin.
Just the thingtosee you into spring, this product
can be dusted over foundation, used as a8/10
highlighter or even mixed with moisturiser to pep
up anaked face.
In addition it can be used on lips, as well as dry
IF YOU’RE looking abit drab, this kit by or wet on the eyes –areal all-rounder.
Ruby and Millie will help to spruce you up. The sparkle is not overpowering,
It contains everything needed to create aproper which makes it suitable for daytime
smoky-eyed look –including shadows in gold, wear as well as night.
blue, purple and green, plusabrush ❑ Bare Radiance facial colour
applicator. £16for 0.85gfrom
The colours were neither too light nor Bare Escentuals
too heavilypigmented,wenton
easily and lasted for agood few ALTHOUGH they’re best known
hours before atouch-up was for their mineral foundations
needed. and eye colours, Ifound the 10/10
❑ Smoky Eyes Kit,£14 for four Bare Escentuals BuxomLips lip
coloursbyRubyand Millie glosstobeone of the best I’ve
ever used.
It went on easily, stayed on,
wasn’t gloopy, and had aREASONABLY
pleasant aroma to it.priced lip colour kit from Ted Baker. 7/10
It’s perfect for nourishing andIt’s got amagnetic clasp, looks good
protecting parchedlips, andit’sand will slip easily in and out of your
billed as alip-plumping formula.handbag for anight out, or you can
But other than aslight tinglingsimply keep reapplying throughout
sensationIdidn’t notice anythe day to help lick dry lips into
difference. However, given theshape in no time.
overall quality of the product, thisIncluded are amirror, decent lip
didn’t matter one bit.brush, one lip gloss and four lip
❑ Buxom LipsLip Gloss, £16colours. The palette comes in six
for 4.5ml from Barecolour choices.
Escentuals❑ Lippy Lip Colour Kit,
£6.50 by Ted Baker
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