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Cameron Diaz
Make-Up and Beauty Looks
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Make-Up artist Robin Fredriksz
created Cameron's look for the 2010 Oscars.
For the sultry eyes
Chanel Intense Pencil
, in Noir, was used to bring out Cameron's ultra-blue peepers.
Chanel Soft Touch Eye Shadow, in Sand, was
swept across the crease of the lids. And a few coats of Chanel
Inimitable Mascara, in Noir, finished.
For those classic Hollywood red lips
Chanel Rouge Coco Lipstick, in Gabrielle,
was used.
A Blusher in a shade matching the
lipstick was dabbed on to the apples of the cheeks.
You can't see them here but Cameron's
nails were also painted in Chanel - she was wearing the
Chanel Nail Colour, in Lotus Rouge - a very
dark red/black shade.
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 Cameron's
skin always looks flawless on a big occasion. Copy her look using
Stila Illuminating Powder Foundation,
in 40 Watts, which she likes to use as she doesn't like the feeling of matt
make-up.
Cameron likes to use
Rosie Jane Cosmetics Eye Hints,
soft and creamy there's no need for an applicator here, you can just use your
fingers. Bronze will help you get Cameron's look.
Smile and add some
Stila Cheek Color,
in Cream, to the apples of your cheeks, for a nice healthy
glow.
Complete the look by adding a slick
of
Stila Lip Glaze,
in strawberry, to your lips.
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after splitting from Justin Cameron came back onto the scene with a brand new
killer look.
For the base again begin by applying Cameron's trusty fave,
Stila Illuminating Powder Foundation.
Cameron's eyes are very defined here, achieve her look by
carefully lining your eyes with a black pencil, right around the whole thing,
top and bottom. Now get a cotton bud and dip it into a shimmering powder, such
as
Bourjois Multi Shimmer Loose Eye Shadow ,
in Illuminateur or Sable Naceur, now apply it to the lid and slightly blend
upwards towards the brow. Do this same with a darker powder, only this time just
apply it to the outer corner of your eye and blend it in.
Finish of the eyes with a a sweep of black mascara, such
as
Bourjois Coup de Theatre False Lash Illusion.
Apply a cream blush to your cheeks using your fingers,
don't just blend it up your cheekbone, instead rub it round and however you
think looks best, this will give a much more natural look.
The last key feature, the lips, first line them with a red
lip pencil, then get a matching cream lipstick and fill in using a lip brush.
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