148 The Australian Women’s Weekly|JUNE 2018
beauty
Bespoke
Custom products are
becoming increasingly
accessible.Sharon Hunt
explores the new beauty
universe of you.
Build-a-palette
No longer should a palette
contain shades you never
use. Design-your-own palettes
are offered by mass-market
and department-store brands.
These empty cases allow you
to handpick make-up elements
to include in your collection.
Make-up artist Monica Gingold
advises "a mixture of light,
medium and dark shades – as
well as matte and shimmers to
create a variety of looks.”
- M.A.C. custom quad palette, $10.
Eyeshadow refills, $26 each. 2.
ARTDECO Beauty Box, $18. Individual
eyeshadows, $11 each. 3. Utla3
custom magnetic palette, $6.95.
Eyeshadow refills, $2.95 each, and
blush refills, $3.95 each. (Opposite
page) 11. Pressplay capsule make-up
case, $39. Cosmetics refills from $25.
F
rom monogrammed handbags to engraved
pens – there’s something special about
an item that’s exclusively yours. After all,
personalisation is an insignia of luxury.
Professional beauty experiences have
always excelled in regard to personalisation,
tailoring everything from facial techniques to
hair colour to suit the individual.
But where beauty personalisation fell short
was with take-home products – and particularly
make-up. Anyone who’s ever stood at a beauty
counter silently debating which foundation shade
is a better it for them will relate. Personalised
cosmetics have always seemed like a pipe dream
... that is, until now.
A new bespoke beauty category has emerged with
the goal of creating products as individual as you are.
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