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Posted 17 November, 2009, at 03:03PM by Shana King
Purple is the big color for fall and winter 2009. Search for deep berry colors to switch up the usual monotone smoky eye.
The emphasis is all about the eyes. Looks that accentuate and bring out your eyes will be the looks to go after. One option that we love is from Clinique, the Color Surge Eye Shadow Quad in Plum Seduction – and seduce it will! With two plum colors, and a steel and smoky gray color in this quad, it gives you enough choices to really play and make an impact.
Also, be sure to get those brows sculpted and under control, and they will really help to frame the new eye shadow for this season. There are several great kits out there to help sculpt brows, but we like Urban Decay’s Brow Box which comes with everything you need to create a polished eyebrow-even mini tweezers!
If you don’t want to play up your eyes as much, make an impact with that pretty pout, instead! For your lips, go for gorgeous reds from fire engine red to deep burgundy shades. Not sure what shade is the best for you? Check out this guide of Julie Hewett shades on girlynation.com for some great tips on choosing the right one.
Neutral lips will be the perfect accompaniment if you choose to do the more dramatic, dark sexy eyes.
The 80’s are back – yes you heard me right. So have fun and look back into your yearbooks for inspiration… Or just watch some great movie classics like “Pretty in Pink”, “The Breakfast Club,” or “Girls Just Wanna’ Have Fun.”
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Dear Shana,
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I have tried to contact you via the email you have provided, but it does not appear to be working.
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Leslie
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