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CURRENT ISSUE:
JUNE
2013
NEW
LOOK!
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Turn heads with kissable, soft lips
and unforgettable eyes
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Kissable lips
A kiss from your one-and-only is a wonderful thing – unless you have dry chapped lips or lipstick that tastes like chalk. Yuck! Give your lips extra TLC for Valentine’s Day to make yours a kiss to remember!
1. For soft, smooth lips, exfoliate: Gently massage lips in a circular motion with a clean toothbrush and a little sugar. Rinse with warm water; follow with a lightly applied lip balm.
2. Trade in your old lipstick for a sweet-flavoured, high-shine lip gloss to keep your partner coming back for more! Try a flavour like chocolate, vanilla, icing sugar or a splash of fruit or mint – your lips will taste like a luscious dessert!
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Manicure magic
Whether holding hands or giving a gentle massage, you’ll be a Valentine’s Day hit with a strikingly stylish manicure
Create a sexy pose with a classic red lacquer polish. Or spice up the night by showing of your flirty side in smoking fuchsia. Flaunt your creative spirit with outrageous nail art with stickers.
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Set the mood
To create unforgettable eyes, rim them with black eyeliner. It’s super sexy and the easiest way to make your eyes pop
Pencil perfect
It’s easy to control the intensity with pencil eyeliner. Smudge and blend for a soft, smoky look, or go dramatic with a thick solid line.
1. Gently pull the outer corner of your eyelid out and up towards the end of your eyebrow.
2. With a very sharp pencil, draw one continuous line, or small baby strokes along the upper lash line. Work from the inner corner outwards. Add drama by extending the line outside the corner of the eye and making it a bit thicker. Add several coats of black mascara to curled lashes.
Liquid lusciousness
Liquid eyeliner requires precision. Use the “trace method” for a flawless look.
1. Take a flat eyeliner brush and dip it into black eye shadow; tap to excess. Press and pat the brush along lash line for a straight line.
2. Using your liquid liner, simply “trace” over the already existing line.
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