A-list Make-up & Skin Secrets
They're the people closest to the stars and they make a celebrity's red carpet look shine. We spoke to the make-up artists, facialists and dermatologists to the stars and got their top beauty tips!
PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Charlize Theron
A-List Dermatologist: Ole Henriksen
Top Tip: “I cannot recommend good skin cleansing highly enough. Cleansing the skin is the most important daily hygiene step but also acts as a great facial exercise for revitalisation and creates a luminous canvas that will drink up the many benefits of your skin care products.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Claudia Schiffer
A-List Make-up Artist: Sue Devitt
Top Tip: “To perk up tired looking skin, take a pinky-hued blush and apply to the apples of the cheeks, sweeping high up on the cheekbone and just a little under the eyes. This will give you a natural, healthy facelift and brighten the under eye area.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Colleen Rooney
A-List Make-up Artist: Cassie Lomas
Top Tip: “To give the illusion of longer lashes I draw a very fine line at the base of the lash in black and smudge it right into the roots. If I'm applying false eyelashes I always use black eyelash glue to ensure they blend perfectly into the natural lashes.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Sophie Dahl
A-List Facialist: Emma Hardie
Top Tip: “You may have heard it a million times but drinking lots of water is really great for the skin. I tell all my celebrity clients to up their intake of water for a week before they hit the red carpet. This will help plump and brighten the skin and your foundation will just glide on.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Jodie Kidd
A-List Make-up Artist: Julia Froom
Top Tip: “Mineral make-up is brilliant and lots of celebs now request it. It’s so pure that you can sleep in it, it contains an SPF and zinc, which is great for the skin and it can have a healing affect too. But my one top tip when using mineral make-up is that you can’t buff enough. Just keep on working it into the skin to get a creamy coverage.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Lily Cole
A-List Nail Technician: Jamie Nunn
Top Tip:
“When you paint your nails always make sure to paint a little polish on and under the tip of the nail as this will double the wear of your polish. Always use a good topcoat and basecoat to ensure the best platform for your colour.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Madonna
A-List Make-up Artist: James Kaliardos
Top Tip: "Have fun with your make-up and experiment. That’s why I love working with Madonna - she’s super-cool, such a professional and so into changing. Make-up is fun when someone is not stuck in a look but loves the transformational power make-up it can give."
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Marina Diamandis from Marina And The Diamonds
A-List Make-up Artist: Cassie Lomas
Top Tip: "To keep celebs’ brows in place I always use a matte brow powder and then I spray a little hairspray on my eyebrow brush and comb it through to set in place. This ensures your eyebrows are perfectly groomed all day."
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rex featuresCelebrity Client: Dita Von Teese
A-List Make-up Artist: Terry Barber
Top Tip: “When working on celebrities you have to take skin that extra mile. They want ‘super-skin’ - highly polished, buffed and plump. A recent discovery I’ve found is using a high SPF before foundation which gives this really photoshopped effect, like a soft focus blur.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Katy Perry
A-List Dermatologist: Ole Henriksen
Top Tip: “If you have spots or acne you should use your clean, dry hands and not sponges or face cloths when cleansing because this skin type is prone to flare-ups and needs very gentle care. Use lukewarm water and a foaming cleanser with antibacterial properties too.”
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Celebrity Client: Carolyn Murphy
A-List Make-up Artist: Tom Pecheux
Top Tip: “I prefer to use brown mascara on the bottom lashes and a black mascara on the top lashes because the lighter colour on the lower lashes gives the eyes a lift.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Eva Longoria-Parker
A-List Make-up Artist: Sue Devitt
Top Tip: "One of the most requested looks that the stars ask me for is my signature smoky eye. In my opinion pencils are the most flexible because you can go lighter or darker easily. Liquid eye liner can look harsh but it does give a nice finishing touch used over a pencil liner and along the lashline to enhance the eyes - but smoke-out the look first!"
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Kristen Stewart
A-List Make-up Artist: Ciona Johnson-King
Top Tip: “After taking care of your skin with a good diet, exercise, sleep, exfoliating and moisturising (as if that isn't enough!) it's time to 'paint' the complexion to perfection. Take an honest look at your face in daylight and learn where all your pigmentation and blemishes areas are. Using mirrors to check your profile from different angles is a great way to assess your skin because others see you from all angles!”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Gwyneth Paltrow
A-List Make-up Artist: Ciona Johnson-King
Top Tip: “I often use a brown mascara on fair people for day and then a black for night. Apply mascara using a fan-like technique, brushing from the roots with the wand pointed to the nose. The centre should be straight up and the outer corner should work out to the temples. This opens the eyes to maximum effect.”
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Rex FeaturesCelebrity Client: Sienna Miller
A-List Make-up Artist: Julia Carta
Top Tip: “I love spritzing and hydrating the skin so it’s nice and fresh. A good facial spritz helps to create a perfect make-up base yet gives it enough hydration without making skin too greasy. I also like to apply a light spritz to refresh the make-up as if it’s just been applied.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Dannii Minogue
A-List Facialist: Shula Starky
Top Tip: “I don’t recommend hot showers as they can be quite damaging to the skin. Really hot water can inflame the complexion and cause redness – a tepid temperature is better for the skin.”
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Rex FeaturesCelebrity Client: Kate Moss
A-List Make-up Artist: Jo Gillingwater
Top Tip: “To get glowy skin try mixing a little Johnson’s Baby Oil with a cream bronzer or blusher and apply lightly to the cheekbones. This will also make your bronzer or blusher last longer.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Cameron Diaz
A-List Make-up Artist: Jo Gillingwater
Top Tip: “If you keep your skin care routine simple you’re more likely to stick to it. I use baby oil and baby lotion to cleanse skin, remove make-up and moisturise the skin. And it leaves skin in the right condition to apply lots of different make-up looks.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Rachel Stevens
A-List Facialist: Katherine Bell
Top Tip: “Don't be afraid to apply two different types of face mask if your skin is a combination of types. For instance you could apply a detoxing mask to the oily T-Zone area of the face and then a moisturising mask to the drier areas.”</a>
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Victoria Beckham
A-List Make-up Artist: Chase Aston
Top Tip: “To avoid over-plucking, take a white eye pencil and carefully shade the area around the brows that you want to be plucked, top and bottom. Once you are happy with the brow shape, pluck only those that have been whitened out.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Pixie Lott
A-List Make-up Artist: Karen Alder
Top Tip: “A good base is absolutely vital, no matter how old you are or what look you're going for. An illuminating, sheer foundation is a good, all-round base. Try applying it with a brush for a really flawless finish.”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Elle Macpherson
A-List Facialist: Janet Ginnings
Top Tip: “I always tell my celebrity clients that if they want to keep their skin glowing with youth they need to moisturise twice a day, always cleanse and tone and when you hit your thirties use a face serum under your moisturiser. And an SPF lotion is an absolute must!”
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PA PhotosCelebrity Client: Denise Van Outen
A-List Facialist:Emma HardieTop Tip: “For a quick skin boost before you step onto the red carpet, use your thumb and index finger to pinch your face, concentrating on the cheek and jaw line. This helps with circulation and will instantly achieve a dewy glow.”
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