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Liz Pugh is well recognised in the UK
for her editorial and backstage work at key fashion
shows, as well as her extensive A-list clientele. An
expert in seasonal looks and ‘hot-off-the-catwalk’
beauty trends, she’s a speed-dial must-have!
LIZ’S TIPS
1. “If you know when you
get into bed it’s going to be a
short night of beauty sleep,
apply a mask or a facial oil
to really hydrate your skin
for that early rise.”
2. “A good, light-reflecting
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face saving
make-up tricks
The professionals share their tips
on how to fake it when you haven’t
had 8 hours sleep...
concealer is a must. Apply
under the eyes and from the nose to outer corner of
the lips, giving the illusion of plumpness and preventing
looking tired and drawn. Apply the same light-reflecting
concealer under the brow bone to lift the eye.
It’s like an instant lift.”
Kenneth Soh has assisted the
best in the business (Val Garland,
Pat McGrath, Lisa Eldridge)
during Fashion Weeks in London,
Milan and Paris. Since branching
out on his own, he has worked on
shoots for Vogue UK, i-D, Tank,
Harpers Bazaar, 10 Magazine, ES
Magazine and Sunday Times Style
amongst others.
KENNETH’S TOP TIP
“
FOR A FLAWLESS GLOWING
BASE, MIX A FACIAL OIL
WITH YOUR FOUNDATION.
“
ZOE TAYLOR, MUA
“As a make-up artist, when I get a client who hasn’t had
enough sleep, I always start by doing a 10-minute face
massage using face oils or serums. This helps drain the
puffiness away from eyes and face which can occur with
lack of sleep. Also deep breaths while doing the massage
help oxygenate the body and aids in getting that
bright-eyed look back.”