Most women in London, especially when they had the options about makeup, they prefer to have Permanent makeup North London or even semi permanent makeup. It can save them energy and time every morning applying makeup.

This is Irremovable makeup which is tattooed on, so that it will remain on the face forever. This means that you will never need to spend your money for daily makeup. All you need to do is to take a shower, get outfitted, and then go as you have applied permanent makeup.

Semi permanent makeup is equally as it sounds; it surely is not permanent which enable you to remove it. Meaning to say Users must reapply once in a while to care for the desired look. It is ideal for a person who really wants to apply permanent makeup but is not prepared to try it.

Permanent makeup is also referred to as 3D eyebrows, microblading, micro stroking, and also dermal skin care products – are a method of cosmetic tattooing. The permanent makeup procedure uses tiny needles and several tools and techniques that implant pigments into the skin layers for extra specified shape. As the pigment is getting implanted into the skin thus making it permanent, it is a tattoo whatever you might ever hear. Continue reading →

I adore the new Daniel Sandler WATERBASE Foundation and Concealer, which  is packed with minerals and moisturisers and gives the skin the most beautiful, dewy finish (which isn’t greasy).

When creating bridal makeup looks for a bride, I always make sure that her skin is flawless and radiant, without looking heavy and cakey.

This product is so clever, as you have two products in one handy and easy to use component:

The FOUNDATION….
As invisible as a Tinted Moisturiser, this barely-there oil-free formula disappears just like water when applied to your face leaving a youthful and glowing complexion offering you a seamless finish.

The CONCEALER…
Can be mixed with the Foundation to build up coverage where needed or can be applied directly onto blemishes or under-eye circles to disguise imperfections.  Continue reading →

I have lost count of the amount of times when I am giving a bride-to-be a makeup lesson and after applying the primer, foundation and concealer, I pull out the face powder and she has a look of fear on her face! There are so many women who do not use face powder at all, as they are frightened that it is going to make their makeup appear heavy or that using powder will make them look older.

Years ago, face powders were chalky and heavy – technology has moved on since then. It is essential that you use a little powder where needed on your wedding day to set your makeup – especially if your skin has the tendency to go shiny and you need to powder your eyelids – this is essential to create the perfect base for your eyeshadow and to stop your eyeshadow creasing.

To apply face powder correctly, you first need to find the right powder for you. A fine, loose powder is great if you have an oily skin. Continue reading →

I am always asked by my brides-to-be (and also mother-of -the brides) for my top skincare recommendations, as every bride/ mum wants their skin to be in the best condition possible for the wedding day.

Every one of my clients has different concerns – for some ladies it may be pigmentation, for others it may be oily skin/ blemishes. For those who are concerned about fine lines and wrinkles though, I have found the answer to gaining salon like results, but in the comfort of your own home.

For some of my clients, regular facials and time at a salon is part of the pre-wedding process. However, there are some ladies for whom salon visits are just not possible – this can be a time issue (preparing for a wedding along with a regular day job can be demanding time wise) and for others, cost may be a consideration. Continue reading →