9. Lucie Pica, Beauty creation advisor and makeup artist
“It is important to work on the skin like a canvas before working on makeup. For me what works best is Vintner’s Daughter Active Botanical Serum to hydrate the skin and create a natural glow. To create a cool summer glow with a light tan and tan look, I like to use Chanel Les Beiges Eau de Teint or a translucent tinted moisturizer in a darker shade to give you that complexion that just left you.
I like to use a light bronzer on the bridge of the nose, high on the apple of the cheeks, a little on the forehead and on the sides of the cheek so you don’t contour but it looks like you have in the sun a little. I also like to use balm textures, which I really like are products that can be used anywhere, so a tinted balm that you can use on your lips, cheeks and eyes. It’s moisturizing, and it shines and reflects light, so you have a monochrome look. It’s more of a feeling than makeup.
ten. Mata marielle, Make-up artist and founder of Mata Labs
“The current beauty trend I’m in right now is to use orange blush as a contour – it immediately warms your face and makes your makeup look more natural. We will definitely see a trend of lip liner and lip gloss combination. It’s a timeless look among our generation and it’s a statement in itself.
11. Hannah murray, Global Artistic Director of Bobbi Brown
“Everyone is desperate to be more playful with their makeup after this past year, but they still favor a more streamlined, minimalist beauty. I love using futuristic metallics on the lids to create a bold but beautiful effect; think 1990s Kate Moss with silvery cream eyeshadow over her eyes, black gel eyeliner in the waterline, paired with spa-like cool skin and a subtle tint on the lips (Bobbi Brown Extra Lip Tint is perfect for this).
A bold, punk graphic eyeliner in unexpected bright colors is another trend that I like. It sounds cheerful and upbeat, but it gives a cool attitude to your look. I also feel a return to beautifully red cheeks. Color of the cheeks Tom Ford in Ravish is one of my favorites, a perfect mix of pure and naughty. Keep the rest of the look simple – the emphasis should be on the cheeks and a complementary color on the lips to match. “
12. Miranda Joyce, Make-up artist for Miu Miu, Matty Bovan and Richard Quinn
“The biggest tendency will be not to follow the trends. Play, experiment, break free from the rules. Fill in the eyebrows to be full and childish or bleach them to create more space for the eye color. Use lightly blended reds and pinks on the eyes or grab an eye pencil and get creative – lines, dots, dashes, whatever works for you. Look at the bands from the 1970s and 1980s. Don’t copy the whole look, just take an idea and make it your own. Seeking symmetry and perfection has never been my thing. Change it to suit your mood.
