Autumn 2013 is already renowned for a dramatic colour scheme, so apply it to your makeup routine with dark, bold lips.
Rihanna has actually become so renowned for her own take on the trend that she recently signed
a deal with MAC for a line of lipsticks inspired by her own, while
Michelle Williams used dark orange lips to contrast her fair skin for
her Fall/Winter Louis Vuitton shoot.
To do it yourself: Pick a
tone, and apply as much as you want, whenever you want. Just re-apply
since fading can make you look like you’ve been pulled out of the sea.
Natural hair is lighter in the summer and slightly darker during the
cold season, which means your dyed tresses could definitely use a bit of
a touch up. Experiment with caramel and golden hues if you’re blonde
as these will give your, by now probably slightly paler, complexion a
fresh glow or opt for natural-looking high and low-lights if you’re a
brunette. Now, I know that when it comes to hair care tips for autumn,
this one is literally on the border but hey – for a big percentage of
women out there dyeing is a part of their hair care routine!
TINT SCHOOL OF MAKEUP & COSMETOLOGY'S
talented students will be providing Hair & Makeup at the TREND NEXT
FASHION EVENT on November 23, 2013. Join us at this event and show your
Passion for Fashion!!!
The
cat’s eye has never gone “out” (and don’t ever let anyone tell you
otherwise), but with ‘50s and ‘60s-inspired styles on the runway, the
classic look is showing up on everyone, everywhere.
To do it yourself:
Apply a thin line along the lashes, and then once you hit the edge of
your eye, flick upwards towards your eyebrow. Then, fill in. Best news:
in terms of eyeline, there’s no such thing as “less is more.”
At the
Chloé show in Paris, we learned that mastering “naturally gorgeous”
doesn’t stop at the forehead, cheeks, and chin. Always blend a little
foundation over your lips as well; it’ll blot out any redness or
discoloration and help you create a truly seamless canvas.
1. Healthy hair. Keep your hair as healthy as
possible. Coloring hair causes damage, so being kind to your hair is
important. Skip the blow dryer when you can, or try no-heat curls instead of firing up the hot curling iron.
2. Wash less. Wash your locks as little as possible. Every washing
will strip your hair of color, so try to keep the washing to 2-3 times a
week.
3. Sulfate-free products. Hair products with sulfates will
fade your color faster, so look for the "sulfate-free" label on the
bottles you buy.
4. Invisible dry shampoo. Now that you are
washing your hair less, you might need dry shampoo to help absorb that
excess oil on the days in between washing. Invest in an "invisible" dry
shampoo. You will avoid the white, powdery mess in your hair and
5. Less sun. The sun can do a lot of damage to hair, especially color
treated hair. Always wear a scarf or hat to protect those lovely locks
from further damage due to the sun.
