beauty commandments for 2014
2014年2月6日Try auburn hair colour
While in the past, bright red hues were in style, 2014 is all about the softer, more natural auburn hair colour. Chocolate-y auburn looks great on voluminous waves or a glamorous blow-out. Although the shade is classically a blend of red and brown, you can take a cue from Kareena Kapoor Khan and add a purple tint to an auburn mane.
Reverse a half moon mani
Nail trends are moving towards sleek layouts and simple geometry. So, pack away your glitter and embellished decals. Go minimalist and opt for the understated reverse half moon manicure, which doesn’t require any supplies apart from two contrasting nail colours that you paint in half-circles.
Sling a low pony
If braids ruled the beauty charts in 2013, this year is going to be all about the low ponytail. All you’ll need is a great gel or hairspray to slick your locks at the nape of your neck. As for the pony holder, look for hair accessories in leather, metal and wood.
Line lids in blue
Actresses and style icons are having a case of the blues on the red carpet. This cool colour is the hottest one for eye makeup on the catwalks too, specially to line the upper lash. Experiment with opal, sapphire, aqua, turquoise, electric and tiffany blue liners to accentuate your eyes. Using a brush, swipe a thick stroke of liner or shadow, and keep the colour palette of the rest of your face neutral.
Do winged smokey eye makeup
This makeup trend is a hybrid of two reigning catwalk looks — smokey eyeshadow and the winged eyeliner. It’s a modern take on two classic techniques; dark smokey eyeshadow is winged and swept up towards the temples for a dramatic cat eye effect. Use shades of black, grey and charcoal shadow.
Paint lips in orange tones
Orange is the hottest lip colour on Spring 2014 catwalks. It looks best on clear olive skin; use lots of mascara and very little makeup with it. If you have a darker complexion, keep the lip colour matte and vivid for maximum impact. However, if you are pale or fair-skinned, opt for softer coral tones that won’t drain your glow; top with gloss to soften the face.
Get an ombre pout
French for a gradual colour change from light to dark or vice versa, ombre has spilled from clothes to hair, and now to lip makeup. You can achieve a bold and mysterious two-tone look for your pout with a combination of burgundy and red lipsticks, look fresh with soft pink lips stained with a wine colour, or get party-ready lips with fuchsia and metallic hues.
Part your bun in the middle
A sleek and simple centre-parted bun is low maintenance and seriously stylish. Keep it low-slung to stay on-trend. Model Miranda Kerr wore one with a sexy black gown and loads of bling to up the glam at an awards show. The sleek middle-parted bun is also the working woman’s quick saviour for board meetings and post-office parties.
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While in the past, bright red hues were in style, 2014 is all about the softer, more natural auburn hair colour. Chocolate-y auburn looks great on voluminous waves or a glamorous blow-out. Although the shade is classically a blend of red and brown, you can take a cue from Kareena Kapoor Khan and add a purple tint to an auburn mane.
Reverse a half moon mani
Nail trends are moving towards sleek layouts and simple geometry. So, pack away your glitter and embellished decals. Go minimalist and opt for the understated reverse half moon manicure, which doesn’t require any supplies apart from two contrasting nail colours that you paint in half-circles.
Sling a low pony
If braids ruled the beauty charts in 2013, this year is going to be all about the low ponytail. All you’ll need is a great gel or hairspray to slick your locks at the nape of your neck. As for the pony holder, look for hair accessories in leather, metal and wood.
Line lids in blue
Actresses and style icons are having a case of the blues on the red carpet. This cool colour is the hottest one for eye makeup on the catwalks too, specially to line the upper lash. Experiment with opal, sapphire, aqua, turquoise, electric and tiffany blue liners to accentuate your eyes. Using a brush, swipe a thick stroke of liner or shadow, and keep the colour palette of the rest of your face neutral.
Do winged smokey eye makeup
This makeup trend is a hybrid of two reigning catwalk looks — smokey eyeshadow and the winged eyeliner. It’s a modern take on two classic techniques; dark smokey eyeshadow is winged and swept up towards the temples for a dramatic cat eye effect. Use shades of black, grey and charcoal shadow.
Paint lips in orange tones
Orange is the hottest lip colour on Spring 2014 catwalks. It looks best on clear olive skin; use lots of mascara and very little makeup with it. If you have a darker complexion, keep the lip colour matte and vivid for maximum impact. However, if you are pale or fair-skinned, opt for softer coral tones that won’t drain your glow; top with gloss to soften the face.
Get an ombre pout
French for a gradual colour change from light to dark or vice versa, ombre has spilled from clothes to hair, and now to lip makeup. You can achieve a bold and mysterious two-tone look for your pout with a combination of burgundy and red lipsticks, look fresh with soft pink lips stained with a wine colour, or get party-ready lips with fuchsia and metallic hues.
Part your bun in the middle
A sleek and simple centre-parted bun is low maintenance and seriously stylish. Keep it low-slung to stay on-trend. Model Miranda Kerr wore one with a sexy black gown and loads of bling to up the glam at an awards show. The sleek middle-parted bun is also the working woman’s quick saviour for board meetings and post-office parties.
http://www.kissydress.co.uk/yellow-prom-dresses | http://www.kissydress.co.uk/purple-prom-dresses
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