MAC Cosmetics at Parish Fashion Week 2010 – Face Charts – 6 March

Hi everyone,

This is my second post about MAC makeup face charts that were done by MAC Makeup Artists at Paris Fashion Week on 6 March 2010. if you are you interested in MAC Cosmetics face charts from 5 March if you can check out my previous post.

Haider Ackermann – Stephane Marais

” The girls are like apparitions: beautifully pale and magical goddesses. I want a look that’s very softly sculpted and luminous.”

EYES:

Tint Cream Colour Base – as a base on the lids

Eye Pencil in Taupe – to deepen the socket and the lower lashline

Eyeliner Mixing Medium and Iridescent Powder in Silver Dusk – to highlight all around the lashlines

No Mascara, curled lashes

FACE:

Studio Sculpt Foundation

Prep + Prime Transparent Finishing Powder – for a natural but not flat matte skin texture

Tint Cream Colour Base – to hollow the cheeks

Powder Blush in Breath of Plum – on top of the cheekbones but only barely so, for the most subtle touch of color.

LIP:

Lipstick in Jubilee – painted all over the mouth

Ann Demeulemeester – Rudi Cremers

” I wanted a porcelain look with shine elements to pick up on the glossy leather in the collection. It’s not radically new feeling for demeulemeester but this season we’ve focused on the brow and brought them sweeping to the outside rather than brushed up.”

EYES:

Eye Pencil in Ebony – on the upper lash line

Lipglass in Fancy Cat – pressed onto the eye lid

Eye Shadow in Ground Brown and Liquid Liner in Backtrack – mixed and drawn through the brows horizontally and disconnected

Eye Shadow in Shroom – on the inner corner of the eye as a highlight

Eye Shadow in Furiously Fabulous ( available fall 2010) – pushed into the inner sockets of the eye with a A 219 brush

FACE:

Face and Body Foundation in White – on the centre panel of the face only, subtly blended

Tint Cream Colour Base – to gently contour the cheeks and temples of the girls that need it

LIP:

Lipstick in To Pamper – blended onto the lips

Eye Shadow in Shroom – to highlight the cupid’s bow

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