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Pucker up! Orange is the new red for 2014

Happy New Year Everyone! 

2014 is a way to start a fresh, new moon, new ideas, fresh focus, right? Well that's how we all aim to start off after the big celebrations with a "new me" regime.
Colour and make up this season gives you a reason to fall in love all over again with your make up bag. Colours are bright, and bold with a hint of nude tones thrown in for good measure.


Citrus Orange is the new red for those puckered lips....skin tones will determine which shade of orange you chose. 
Skin complexion this year is all about clear complexion, perfection with creamy luminous products that look natural and bare. So guys and gals, get that exfoliator out now and have a good overall scrub to get the skin glowing and feeling wonderful. Microdermabrasion facials with help get a good overall deep exfoliation and eliminate blockages and uneven skin tone. In between this salon treatment you can do a weekly scrub at home whilst relaxing in a bubbly bath with of course lots of scented candles!
Citrus orange lips is a bold look, so you need to make sure you get the overall look right. With less is more on the eyes and the rest of the make up applied. Bold brows, minimal colour on eyes, good mascara application to define the natural eyes and highlighting and contour on cheeks, finish the look with bold, well applied lips. No lip bleeding lipstick, correct matching lip liner is a must to complete the bold look.
Matt effect for bold colours looks classic and expensive. I would recommend lots of applications using a good lip brush to work the colour into the lips, with blotting in between and a fine layer of translucent powder to seal. Wear this colour to show you mean business,. Its about girl power with attitude for 2014!


Enjoy practicing this overall look and be hot off the catwalk when you wear this with nude nails and geometric nail art designs....go woo the crowds! Check out my YouTube videos well 

Till next time...love and sparkle, wear your invisible crown always Caroline x




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