Beauty notes: Loose, carefree hair at Attitude
By Andrea Victory
The look at Sears’ Attitude show on Wednesday referenced classic Americana. To complement the clothes, L’Oreal Paris’ official hair artist and colourist Eric Del Monaco curled the models’ hair to create volume and waves, then raked his fingers through, softly pulling it into a bun at the nape of the neck for a look that he described as “fresh and summery, loose and carefree.”
For the makeup, L’Oreal Paris official makeup artist Eddie Malter dusted gold eyeshadow on lids and contoured brown shadow in the creases to keep the look bright eyed and neutral.
“Lots of mascara [and] a little touch of blush” went along with a neutral lipstick, matted with powder, to complement the fresh summer look.
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By Andrea Victory
The look at Sears' Attitude show on Wednesday referenced classic Americana. To complement the clothes, L'Oreal Paris’ official hair artist and colourist Eric Del Monaco curled the models' hair to create volume and waves, then raked his fingers through, softly pulling it into a bun at the nape of the neck for a look that he described as “fresh and summery, loose and carefree.”
For the makeup, L'Oreal Paris official makeup artist Eddie Malter dusted gold eyeshadow on lids and contoured brown shadow in the creases to keep the look bright eyed and neutral.
“Lots of mascara [and] a little touch of blush” went along with a neutral lipstick, matted with powder, to complement the fresh summer look.
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