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Spring makeovers at the make-up counter We asked three top brands to give us a glamorous evening look using their new-season products

- NARS AFTERGLOW COLLECTION CHARLOTTE TILBURY PILLOW TALK COLLECTION MAC PETAL POWER COLLECTION PRO TIPS I PICKED UP

Event Make-up Applicatio­n, £50 for 60 minutes (redeemable against purchase)

Beauty director Lynne Hyland

My eyes can’t see past the gorgeous new

packed with smoulderin­g golds and chocolates. “That!”I say, pointing like a toddler in a sweet shop. I’m thinking 90s supermodel with a gilding of Beyoncé, particular­ly when Ana the make-up artist starts swatching the matching

I love how the palette makes my eyes pop, and I get lots of compliment­s on my makeover in the office. It’s dramatic, but I’d totally have a go myself now I’ve had an idiot’s guide to what goes where. If you don’t want to commit to a minimum £50 spend, you can get a free 15-minute masterclas­s on just eyes (or lips) to learn how to use a particular product.

Customise your NARS foundation by mixing in liquid illuminato­r. It gives slightly less coverage but a flattering, dewier finish. (Ana used

Team a brown smoky eye with brown eyeliner in the waterline. It looks softer and more tonal than black.

Tilbury Transforma­tion Looks Makeover, from £55 for 60 minutes (redeemable against purchase)

Beauty editor Laura Mulley

Makeup Your Way in 30, 45 or 60 minutes, £30, £45 or £60 (redeemable against purchase)

Lifestyle editor Octavia Lillywhite

I’m in a make-up rut of red lips or nothing, so each season brands bring out all these fab new collection­s and I think,“Not for me though, right?” The Petal Power collection is very pink and looks gorgeous on the teenage model, but do I have anything to learn from it?

Apparently, I do! I love the soft pink lips

Tilbury sells an original Pillow Talk lipstick every 1.4 minutes; it’s a rosy nude shade that suits everyone – except me, I thought. But with the Pillow Talk line expanded to include an

it was time to give it another go. So I ask Ed the make-up artist to create the classic “Tilbury girl”look (glowing skin, feathery brows and no shortage of highlighte­r), hoping I’ll end up looking like theVictori­a’s Secret model on the poster.

The lips were still too much for me, as a long-time lipstick-phobe, and I’d probably use a lighter hand with the base products, but I loved the feline flick of the in an unusual reddish-brown, the shimmery shades all over the eyes, and how user-friendly the eyeshadow palette is.

Keep lower lid liner to the outer edge of the eye, rather than applying all the way along, which can make eyes look smaller. Use a lip primer (like

It made my lips look younger, smoothed out lines and stopped my lipstick from bleeding.

“You can’t get red carpet make-up without red carpet skincare,” said Ed. Prep skin with a rich moisturise­r, eye cream and a little facial massage.

To get Charlotte’s signature winged-out liner, draw a line up where the bottom of the eye would naturally rise, then join it to the lash line in a triangle shape.

 ??  ?? For where to get makeovers, go to NARS, narscosmet­ics.co.uk; MAC, maccosmeti­cs.co.uk; Charlotte Tilbury, charlottet­ilbury.com/uk
For where to get makeovers, go to NARS, narscosmet­ics.co.uk; MAC, maccosmeti­cs.co.uk; Charlotte Tilbury, charlottet­ilbury.com/uk
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