The Sunday Times - UK (2021-11-28)

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1 Revolution Reloaded Highlighter (£4)

A high-impact highlighter with maximum

disco dazzle. Apply to cheekbones with a

fanned make-up brush.

2 Lottie London Stamp Liner (£6) Even

cat-eye novices can create a going-out-

worthy flick with this clever pen. The name

gives it away: stamp the wing on to the

edge of your eye and you’re done. Simples.

3 L’Oréal Paris Rouge Signature Matte

Liquid Colour Ink Lipstick (£11) A lot of

high street liquid lipsticks dry and crack in

minutes. This one feels velvety rather than

matte because of its oil-in-water formula.

Endless shades to choose from.

4 Maybelline Lash Sensational Sky

High Mascara (£10) More than 1.2

million tubes of this lash-defining mascara

have been sold since its launch earlier this

year — and I know why. The bendy wand

is perfect for wriggling from root to tip

and allows you to coat even the teeny

corner lashes for mega party volume.

5 Nyx Can’t Stop Won’t Stop Full

Coverage Foundation (£15) Super-

matte without the usual heaviness. A

great foundation option for a polished

finish that doesn’t break the bank.

6 Revlon ColorStay Crème Eyeshadow

(£7) I love how buildable these are. You

can start with a whisper of shimmer or

build up to something bold and dramatic.

7 M&S Autograph Powder Matte

Bronzer (£12.50) No shimmer to be seen

here, just a good old-fashioned warm-up-

your-face bronzer. It comes with a handy

mirror for those back-of-the-cab touch-ups.

8 Flower Beauty Warrior Glitter Shadow

(£11) Wear alone or use it like a topcoat

over any eyeshadow for more sparkle.

The creamy texture is budge-proof.

9 The Ordinary High-Adherence

Silicone Primer (£4) I know you would

usually associate the Ordinary with

skincare, but this primer is a game-changer

for mattifying and leaving you shine-free

all night. If visible pores are a bugbear, this

under-£5 treat is a wonder buy.

10 Rimmel Maxi Blush (£6) The trick to

beating party-tired skin? Breathing life

back into it with a pigmented but not

clown-like pink blush.

Your out-out kit

FOR LASH AND BROW TWEAKS

Trinny London Lash2Brow (£28)

Tidy up brows and redefine lashes without

the need for multiple products.

FOR LIPS AND CHEEKS

Rose Inc Blush Divine Radiant Cheek

& Lip Colour (£23) I love that you can

apply this with your fingers. Start with

your lips and then add whatever is left

on your fingers to your cheeks for a

pick-me-up.

FOR THE MID-PART Y SWEAT SESH

Fenty Beauty Invisimatte Blotting

Paper, £13 Minimise trips to the loo

with this lipstick-sized portable blotting

machine — the paper soaks up shine to

keep your make-up looking fresh all night.

FOR THE MIDNIGHT PICK-ME-UP

Refresh your look (and tired skin)

with Tower 28 SOS Daily Rescue

Facial Spray (£25). It boosts hydration

levels and calms any redness.

FOR TOUCH-UPS

Ruby Hammer Magnetic Brush Set

(£28) The different brush heads can be

mixed and matched and used for concealer,

eyes or lips, and they fit perfectly in your

bag for top-ups on the go. ■

The top ten £15 and under

STYLE’S EDITOR

LAURA ATKINSON

LOVES

Rouge Dior lipstick

in 999 Velvet (£32)

This is the most

glamorous shade

of red. It’s creamy

and velvety, and

you don’t get

mulled wine lip —

even if you drink

quite a few!

STYLE’S FASHION

DIRECTOR

JANE MCFARL AND

LOVES

Bobbi Brown

Long-Wear Gel

Eyeliner in Black

Ink (£22)

I’ve never come

across an eyeliner

with staying power

like this, whether

you’re on holiday or

in a sweaty club.

And it looks even

better the next day.

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Cat Garcia

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