MAC Cosmetics at Parish Fashion Week 2010 – Face Charts – 5 March

Hi everyone,

As you already know the latest big event in the Makeup and Fashion industry is still going on at Paris Fashion Week. MAC Cosmetics makeup artists attended the Parish Fashion Week 2010 and their special looks were seen in several shows.

I’m going to make a few posts and show you some of the face charts that have been seen during the whole event so if you are interested keep reading.

Let’s see the four face charts that I’ve got for you from  the day of 5 March.

Pedro Lourenco -Diane Kendal

“It’s a no makeup makeup, about contouring and highlights -with clothes so sculptural and designed we wanted to bring back a freshness and ease to the look with the makeup and hair.”

EYES:

Paint Stick in Dark Brown and Cream Colour Base in Mid-Tone-Sepia – blended in the crease of the eye and under the lower lashes, very blended

Creme Liner in Black – lining the upper lash line with the finest trace and to stain the lower lashes

Loose Powder in Silver Dusk – to highlight above the brow bone and inner corner of the lids and brushed into the brows

Impeccable Brow Pencil in Taupe and Dirty Blonde – brushed up through the brow

FACE:

Studio Moisture Fix

Studio Sculpt Concealer – where necessary

Sculpting Powder in Sculpt – to contour

Tenderling Blush – on the temples

Iridescent Powder in Silver Dusk – to highlight the cheekbones

LIP:

Lip Conditioner

Iridescent Powder in Silver Dusk – touched on the cupid’s bow

Vivienne Westwood Gold Label – Val Garland

” Hans Christian Andersen dark fairy tales, all about mass sexualization – is it a boy, is it a girl, is it a boy being a girl being a boy ? We have two characters – a Prince Charming with furry tortured brows and moustaches and a heroine Damsel in Distress with a Klimt-y eye and a cartoon line drawing of a mouth .”

The Prince Charming Look

EYES:

Cream Colour Base in Dark Brown – on the inner brow bone, blended down the side of the nose and across the socket line

Eye Kohl in Smolder – smudged into the brow for depth, also taken down the side of the nose to give a masculine edge. Also lightly rubbed into the lash line

Liquid Liner in Boot Black – to draw on a bushy deranged brow

FACE:

Studio Sculpt Foundation – as a base

Invisible Set Powder – to set for a matte skin

Cream Colour Base in Root – to contour the cheeks

Pro Neon Pigment in Rock-it Yellow – on the cheek

LIP:

Liquid Liner in Boot Black – to draw on a moustache

The Damsel Look

EYES:

Eye Kohl in Smolder – washed all over the upper and lower lids using A 224 brush, also involving the brows. Then drawn into the socket line from high on inner corner sloping downwards to create a ‘sad’ eye

No Mascara

FACE:

Studio Sculpt Foundation – as a base

Prep + Prime Transparent Finishing Powder – to set the foundation

No Cheek

LIP:

Liquid Liner in Boot Black – to draw on a cartoon bubble lip outline

Lipmix in Fuchsia – painted in with A 194 brush

Pro Neon Pigment in Magenta Madness – pressed on top

Maison Martin Margiela – Hannah Murray

“I liked the idea of classic perfection given an unusual twist: It’s a flawless red lip given a conceptual ‘smudge’ at one side.”

EYES:

Clear Brow Set – to groom the brow

FACE:

Face and Body Foundation – as a base

Select Moisture Cover Concealer – where needed

Prep + Prime Transparent Finishing Powder – around the nose and chin but left dewy elsewhere

LIP:

Lip Pencil in Cherry – to line the lips

Lipstick in Ruby Woo – painted on with A 316 brush in an opaque layer, then smudged slightly below the lower lip on one side as if the girls had pulled it themselves with a finger (a touch of lipstick was then added to each girls finger/hand).

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