ALTUZARRA. “ELIZABETH TAYLOR AT THE GYM…”-TOM PECHEUX

New York Fashion Week: ALTUZARRA Spring 2012

Here’s how using MAC makeup…

FACE

Select Cover-Up — applied to even skintone and create a flawless effect Select Sheer/Loose Powder — pressed into skin with 150 Brush to set and provide a clean, matte finish

EYE

Smolder Eye Kohl and Carbon Eye Shadow — layered and used with 266 Brush to shape and define a very strong, yet feminine eyebrow M·A·C Pro Gloss Texture — lightly applied with 252 Brush over the eyelids for a dewy finish

LIP

Hydrated and natural

PRABAL GURUNG. “THE ART OF ARAKI…THE LIP IS AN ORCHID BURSTING FROM WITHIN.”-CHARLOTTE TILBURY for MAC Cosmetics.

New York Fashion Week: Prabal Gurung Spring 2012

Here’s how with MAC makeup…

FACE

Studio Moisture Cream — hydrates and illuminates skin Matchmaster SPF 15 Foundation — lightly buffed into skin to perfect Prep + Prime Transparent Finishing Powder — applied through the middle of the face for a polished effect Luna Cream Colour Base — blended in a “C” shape around the temple and eye area to highlight MAC Pro Sculpt Sculpting Powder Pro Palette — blended through lower planes and temples to contour

EYE

Young Venus In Extra Dimension Eye Shadow (available Spring/Summer 2012) — blended over the eyelids as a base and highlight Warm Thunder In Extra Dimension Eye Shadow (available Spring/Summer 2012) — applied through the crease and pulled outwards to elongate Strobe Cream — a dot applied over the eye shadow for a subtle shine

LIP

MAC Pro Process Magenta Chromagraphic Pencil — slightly overdrawn with a blunted tip to achieve the look of just kissed lips MAC Pro Black, Burgundy, and Fuchsia Lipmix — mixed together and applied through the centre of the lip for more impact

Introducing MAC Prep+Prime Beauty Balm SPF35 available NOW in the permanent line at www.maccosmetics.com ONLY.

Who isn’t in awe of the superstar multi-tasker? The high performance artist who attracts our praise because of the perfection of every single action…the awe-inspiring high – level results? Our key candidate: MAC Prep + Prime Beauty Balm. Lightly tinted in a clear, nearly sheer beige tone to work on a universal array of complexions, it creamily re-texturizes the skin and then goes on to excel at being a colour perfector and face primer with high everyday UVA/UVB SPF 35/PA +++ defense. Beauty Balm lightly hydrates the skin and blurs out lines, adding the optical effects that illuminate the skin. A sublime case of: “She’s fabulous…How DOES she do it?”

PREP + PRIME BEAUTY BALM SPF35 Suggested Retail Price $30.00 U.S./$36.50 CDN

BRUSH

191 Square Foundation Brush Suggested Retail Price $32.00 U.S./$38.50 CDN

AVAILABLE

North America May 2011 at www.maccosmetics.com only

International Ex Asia July 2011 at www.maccosmetics.com only

Asia July 2011 at all MAC locations, 1.800.588.0070 and www.maccosmetics.com

Travel Retail July 2011 at all MAC locations, 1.800.588.0070 and www.maccosmetics.com

Summer Makeup. The IT lipgloss for the summer according to Marta Walsh is Pink Lemonade Lipglass by MAC. It gives you the perfect pink coral, plumped, and super glossy lips.

MAC Pink Lemonade Lipglass

MAC Magically Cool Liquid Powder available May 5, 2011 in the permanent line.

MAGICALLY COOL LIQUID POWDER. In the height of the summer swelter, who doesn’t crave, suddenly, to feel, look & be, cooler – shine, oil and heat – all gone! You’ve longed for it. And, now it’s captured: MAC MAGICALLY COOL LIQUID POWDER. An alchemical fusion that charms water droplets into a loose powder while remaining over 50 percent H2O.

This feather-light silky powder goes on with the refreshing impact of an ocean mist. What’s more, this magical melange contains just enough optical blurring via its light-diffusing pigments to render skin’s surface into line-softened, natural luminosity. A cool-to-be-cool way to set, and enhance, the look of foundation. For the bare-faced, there’s the reward of natural radiance. During its earlier limited-edition launch, it was hailed by the cognoscenti wanting to stay covertly cool and perfectly collected. This time round it’s here to stay. How magical is that?

BRUSH

187 Brush Duo fibre face brush Suggested Retail Price $42.00 U.S./$50.50 CDN

MAGICALLY COOL LIQUID POWDER

Truth & Light Sheer shimmer that reflects silver and pink

Honey Rose Sheer rosy beige with multidimensional shimmer

Cajun Sheer bronze shimmer that reflects gold

Suggested Retail Price $29.50 U.S./$35.50 CDN

MAC Flighty available May 5, 2011 through June 30, 2011.

MAC Flighty: Let your imagination take flight with caprice as your only guide. Float into a room with a step lighter than air. Elevate your state of mind with a high-altitude collection of sensually NEW spongy watercolour whipped mousse cream shadows in hues that fly higher than gravity’s rainbow.

Soar sky-high with a flock of sixteen Free As Air shades that Up the Ante for fresh formula innovation in luminescent washes that build from sheer to medium easily. Eye plumage is playful with four LIMITED -EDITION shades of Zoom Lash Mascara certain to unleash a torrent of Tweets. Birds of a feather flock together – individually with colour uncaged…colour that sings!

ZOOM COLOURED MASCARA

High Esteem mid-tone grey with silver pearl

Blue Charge Deep navy blue

Plum Reserve light violet purple

Green is Green Jade green

suggested retail Price $14.00 u.s./$17.00 CDN

The Cool Elite White with silver pearl

Good Fortune soft pink yellow with pink and silver pearl

Reward Yourself Bright peach coral with gold pearl

Impeccably Rich light cream with gold pearl

Sizzlin’ Diva Copper with gold pearl trophy soft peach with pearl

Free As Air sky blue with silver pearl

Spread The Wealth Dirty olive with gold pearl

Extra Charged Bright green with multicolour pearl

Up The Ante! rich copper with gold and silver pearl

Rich Thrills Dirty silver with multicolour pearl

Luxury Touch violet with gold pearl

Count Your Assets rich blue purple with multicolour pearl

My Next Indulgence Forest green with blue and gold pearl

Rich, Sweet Chocolate gold with gold pearl

Black Diamond Black with gold pearl

Suggested retail Price $16.50 u.s./$20.00 CDN

ACCESSORIES

242 shadier Brush suggested retail Price $24.50 u.s./$29.50 CDN

MAC Fashionflower available April 28, 2011 through June, 2011.

MAC Fashionflower. Bloom brightly with a stylish fusion of the floral and the fashionable in a summer colour collection that evokes the cool side of the hottest season. Fashionflower girls are Free to Be, each one with a cultivated connection to the greenhouse and the fashion house. Unfolding and flourishing, these perennial primadonnas embrace the Growing Trend of cheeks and eyes lightly dusted with LIMITED- EDITION daisy-debossed Beauty Powder and Shadows.

Their confidence stems from petal-light lashes that sprout dramatically with Studio Fix Boldblack Lash, dewy lips that sparkle sweetly in Budding Beauty Lipgelée and Summer Shower, a softly sheer aqua blue lipstick. Ever Hip, join these rare blossoms and succumb horti-culturally to a bouquet that’s equal parts fleur and couture.

LIPSTICK

MLLE Light white pink (Glaze)

SUMMER SHOWER Light aqua (Glaze)

GROWING TREND Mid-tone taupe nude (Amplified)

EVER HIP Bright creamy coral (Cremesheen)

SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $14.50 U.S./$17.50 CDN

LIPGELÉE

FASHIONFLOWER Pale pink dazzle gelée

NOW IN SEASON Pale yellow dazzle gelée

BUDDING BEAUTY Pale coral dazzle gelée

SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $14.50 U.S./$17.50 CDN

STUDIO FIX BOLDBLACK LASH

STUDIO FIX BOLDBLACK LASH Deep intense black

SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $14.00 U.S./$17.00 CDN

PENULTIMATE EYE LINER

RAPIDBLACK True black SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $17.50 U.S./$21.00 CDN

BEAUTY POWDER

LIGHT SUNSHINE Pastel neutral pink with soft gold and pink sparkles

ALPHA GIRL Soft peachy pink with gold nuances

SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $25.00 U.S./$30.00 CDN

EYE SHADOW*

FRESH DAISY Frosty white yellow (Frost)

AQUA Aqua blue (Matte)

LUCKY GREEN Frosted mid-tone lime (Veluxe Pearl)

FREE TO BE Bright true coral (Matte)

GROUNDCOVER Mid-tone warm grey (Matte)

BOWS & CURTSEYS Metallic hunter green (Satin)

SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $14.50 U.S./$17.50 CDN

Introducing MAC Future Face. Available February 17, 2011 in the permanent collection.

Future Face. MAC forges ahead with a three-in-one force: Powder, Foundation and Tinted Moisturizer all together. First, NEW STUDIO CAREBELND/PRESSED POWDERS blurs the line between skincare and makeup, with a pressed texture that beautifies as it benefits.

Gives a sheer to medium, smooth, even coverage for a flawlessly soft and even tone with caring, comforting properties. Studio Fix Fluid and Studio Moisture Tint SPF 15 shade extensions fill in all the gaps. A broad, all-inclusive shade range means MAC Artists can cover everybody, one beautiful conquest at a time.

STUDIO FIX FLUID SPF 15 FOUNDATION N18 ,NW18, NW22, NW33, NW44, NW46, NW48, NW58 Suggested Retail Price $26.50 U.S./$32.00 CDN

STUDIO MOISTURE TINT SPF 15 Medium Plus Tan beige Dark Plus Neutral tan beige Suggested Retail Price $29.50 U.S./$38.00 CDN

BRUSHES 190 Foundation Brush Suggested Retail Price $32.00 U.S./$38.50 CDN 150 Large Powder Brush Suggested Retail Price $42.00 U.S./$50.50 CDN

STUDIO CAREBLEND/PRESSED Light Soft pale beige Light Plus Pale golden beige Medium Soft creamy beige Medium Plus Tan beige

Medium Dark Caramel beige Medium Deep Rich golden tan

Dark Deep caramel Dark Deep Rich golden bronze Suggested Retail Price $23.00 U.S./$27.50 CDN

MAC Future Face – Studio Careblend/Pressed Q&A with Nick Gavrelis Vice President, Global Product Development, Face and PRO, MAC Cosmetics

Q: What makes the Studio Care Pressed Powders such a valuable addition to the MAC powder lineup?

Studio Careblend Pressed Powder fuses high technology with botanical extracts to give “real women” and make-up artists a unique, creamy feel to the touch. The luxurious powder glides onto skin, yielding an undetectable finish without a dry powdery look – leaving the skin feeling tremendously comfortable.

Q: What is so unique about the coverage and finish the Studio Careblend Pressed Powder provides? Can it be used alone or should it be used layered with other products?

Studio Careblend Pressed Powder provides sheer to medium coverage with perfect skin adhesion that helps to create a more flawless, refined look to skin. Studio Careblend Pressed Powder’s versatility allows users to apply it alone, over moisturized skin, atop foundation to set, or simply to touch up and perfect skin throughout the day.

Q: What are the Skincare benefits of the new Studio Careblend Pressed Powders?

Studio Careblend Pressed Powder has a super comfortable, weightless cream-like feel on skin, thanks to our unique botanical complex that consists of Safflower Seed Oil, Meadowfoam Seed Oil, Shea Butter, Olive Oil and Lecithin. This “Comfort Complex” helps contribute not only to the beautiful skin adhesion and flawless finish look, but it also ensures that the powder will be non-drying, non-powdery and extremely comfortable to wear for all skin types.

Q: What are some of the technologies used to develop this product make it stand out?

This is truly a modern, next generation pressed powder. It is formulated with a combination of micronized treated pigments and luxurious ultra fine Venetian particles and worked in a special Crosspolymer and other ingredients to give the most luxurious glide and application with amazing, undetectable skin adhesion – looks like flawless skin, not pressed powder! Then, with the addition of the botanical “Comfort Complex,” we help the skin to feel its best and look its best, without the dry, chalky look of powders from generations past.

Q: MAC is known for testing our new products backstage at Fashion Weeks – what was the reaction from our artists to the Studio Careblend Pressed Powders?

The reaction from our Sr. Artists and MAC PRO Team backstage during fashion week in NY, London, Milan and Paris has been amazing! They love the luxurious feel and ultra smooth, non-powdery looking application they get… Finally, a Powder that looks like silky skin!

The new MAC+Mickey Contractor will be available January 6, 2011 through February 3, 2011. Marta Walsh is excited to present and interview with Micky Contractor via MAC Cosmetics.

Mickey, how long have you been working with MAC?

“It’s been 32 years since I started working as a makeup artist and this is my 6th year with MAC. I‟ve collaborated with the brand since they launched in India. MAC wanted to work alongside a makeup artist with credibility, experience, the ability to inspire who was also an authority of goodwill in the industry. So when they came to me and said, “We’d like you to collaborate with us, we’re opening a store in Bombay”: I thought, “This is a Godsend for me”. Working with MAC was an opportunity to really convey my vision. They have such incredible authority and influence in the industry and becoming a part of that was incredibly exciting to me.

Had you already been using MAC products?

Yes, I’d been using MAC for years. I first discovered MAC when I was in Canada about 15 years ago where I bought Twig, Malt and Marrakech lipsticks. Those kinds of shades just weren’t available in India. In fact, so little makeup was available in India back then! I’ve been a huge fan ever since.

What’s your beauty philosophy?

For me, beauty is about a natural-looking woman who wears makeup, but wears it so cleverly that it doesn’t actually show. She’s also somebody who carries herself with a lot of confidence, not just someone who’s pretty, but who also has a lot of character. For me…that defines beauty.

Who have been your creative influences throughout your makeup artistry career?

I began my makeup career thanks to Indian Bollywood star and Sixities Item girl, Helen. I also used to look at Linda Evangelista’s pictures in the Seventies and Eighties and be utterly inspired by her beauty. Linda, Christy Turlington, Paulina Poritzcova- they were the models who really inspired us because all we really got to see were advertising campaigns in the very few foreign magazines that were available to us.

You’re known as the Master of Modern Bollywood. How has Bollywood changed since you started working in it?

In terms of makeup, by the Nineties I had managed to influence Bollywood a lot. My whole idea was to try and minimize the old Bollywood way of makeup as much as possible – we used to be into panstick and pancake makeup, which looked really thick. I wanted it to look more modern, more real, more today, closer to what Hollywood does…because it makes it more believable. That was my contribution to this culture.

I was doing a lot of movies at this time, so when people saw the makeup they realized what I was talking about and they all started to copy it. A lot of actresses would send their own personal makeup artists to see what I was doing and make them watch me. Most of the A-grade actresses were taking a lot of tips from me, asking what colour foundation they should be using, what kind of look they should go with, etc.

You’ve said that the ‘no makeup’ look requires more effort than a full-on makeup look… how come?

The “no makeup” look in India is about using everything you need to use but making it look like nothing! That’s the reason it’s so much more difficult, because your blending has to be perfect, the contouring need to be perfect, you‟ve got to be able make an exact match to the colour of the skin tone…it’s very, very difficult. But the products and tools in this collection all work together to make achieving this look so much easier.

What have been your biggest creative challenges?

It’s taken me almost 20 years to take the Bollywood makeup “down‟ to what it is today. I’ve been saying „cut down on the makeup, cut down on the makeup‟ for many many years. Yet there are not a lot of women who are willing to change their makeup very quickly because it’s something they’ve been doing the same way for years. Since MAC brought me into the picture it was much easier, though, because I had many more products to play with, and of course MAC is an authority in the industry. As a Director of Artistry for MAC, people took me even more seriously.

You’ve already worked with MAC on product development in the past haven’t you?

Yes, three years ago I created a few foundation shades for the Middle East and India, because so many people wanted to use MAC foundations yet felt that they couldn’t find the exact shade and tone they needed. They didn’t have enough yellow undertones in them, which caused them to appear grey on Indian skins. The foundations did so well that MAC realized that it was the right time to do a whole collection and expand on this.

What was your inspiration for this collection?

My USP is skin. I am one of those makeup artists who focuses a lot more on the complexion and contouring rather than just colour, so I wanted to split the collection into two parts: “Face‟ for creating the perfect skin and “Colour‟ to add definition. The inspiration for this collection really came from what I felt Indian women needed. Pigmentation and discolouration problems around the mouth and under the eyes is something that most people in India have a problem with, so creating the concealers was really important to me. They really work to address these issues on any olive-based complexions and outside of India they’ll also work beautifully on Hispanic, Mediterranean and Middle-Eastern skins, which can also have similar issues with pigmentation. Because creating beautiful skin is always my priority as a makeup artist, I wanted to focus on that, as well as developing the best colours to accentuate it with.

Tell me a bit about the Face range…

I do a lot of in-store appearances, whether that means promoting Viva Glam on World Aids Day or doing one-on-one appointments with the customers. When I meet these women and identify their needs, what it comes down to is that they all want the perfect shade of concealer. So, I created four new shades of Select Moisturecover Concealer that really are perfect for Indian women’s skin tones and anyone with an olive-based complexion. Select Moisturecover is by far my favorite concealer formula in the range. It’s texture works on all skins, even on more mature skins and really doesn’t cake up under the eyes.

The double-ended colour corrective concealer looks amazing. How did you come up with this idea?

This product is ideal for taking a concealer or foundation you already have to almost the exact shade for your skin. If it’s too dark you mix some of the yellow in to make it lighter. For whiter skins the yellow also works beautifully to counteract the slight greyness or blueness that Western skin tones have. If it’s too light you just add a couple of dots of the coral to it to make it darker, and the orangey tones neutralize the dark brown or red undertones that Indian skin often has. You can dab them on as colour correctors and then wear your usual concealer over it.

Mickey contractor Director of Makeup Artistry – India. The Bio.

He’s a makeup artist who turns heads when he walks down a Bombay street, a talent who literally changed the face of Bollywood and he’s MAC Director of Artistry, India. He’s Mickey Contractor whose career started in an extraordinary way – by meeting a muse.

As a young lad what came first were the movies. Watching films from age 10, he became transfixed by an actress whose onscreen persona was both cabaret dancer and vamp. At age 10 he may not have known the culture behind the looks, but he knew what fascination felt like. With eyes that flashed, hair that piled high above her head, feathers that rose cockade-like above her head, she was “awe-inspiring.” Her name was Helen Richardson Khan, Bollywood’s legendary “Helen.”

Unlike traditional Bollywood queens, she was trendy. Of exotic mixed heritage, she found her inspiration in English glossies, and took to mimicking the trends of the ’60s and ’70s. The sexy eye liner flicks, the loose bouffant, the sense of sex and liberation. Young Mickey was drawn in.

Something about the hairdo and the feather must have stuck, for upon leaving school Mickey went to work in a hairdressing salon. Amid the perms and updos of Bombay’s stylish, there was one customer in particular who he was thrilled to work on, Helen. One day, shampooing her hair, she asked him what he wanted to do with his life and suggested that he learn makeup. Giving him some insider advice, she told him to go and assist a Bollywood makeup artist.

Mickey was hardly going to ignore his beloved muse. With no formal schools in makeup art in Bombay, apprenticing was the way to go. Unlike Western culture, makeup artistry in India was at that time a family profession and techniques were passed down father to son like family secrets. Because of this laissez-faire, no trends were created. Mickey, on the other hand, had no family connections and was an outsider. Finding a makeup artist willing to take him on, he was taught the basics in foundation. Assisting for eight months, he began to create his own tricks; after all, he had no family secrets to be the keeper of, he was

free to ad lib – and he did. His techniques became savvy and he started to develop a reputation. Stepping out, he initially worked the provincial film studios, working on C-list movies – learning but financially barely scraping by. His kit was a mishmash of local brands of makeup and a few brushes he had bought from an art store.

He was also inadvertently networking. The faces he made up in the provinces were also cast in Bollywood. Eventually he was asked to be the makeup artist for a trio of actresses. This was getting closer to his mission, but he was learning something about Bollywood, too – makeup artists weren’t esteemed. The combination of low pay and shabby treatment made Mickey react. A rebel with a cause, he quit and went to work in commercial advertising. There he earned more, and was allowed a different kind of creativity, one that was more receptive to trends. Finally, he had the freedom to create and develop his look. Dipping into six-month-old fashion magazines, he would look, see and reinterpret in his own style.

As his reputation grew, Bollywood’s interest in him returned. Wooed by director Rahul Rawail, Mickey dug his heels in and made unheard of contractual demands. Despite himself, he got the job. But there was no shrinking back to the status quo. When the director screamed, he screamed back. He began to get a reputation. But if his screaming was loud, his work spoke louder. Juggling Bollywood and commercial work, he attained an unheard of celebrity status in Bollywood and around Bombay: he became a makeup superstar.

Movies meant location work and one year he found himself in Canada shooting a Bollywood film in the Rockies. On the way home he popped into a makeup store in a shopping mall in Vancouver – MAC! Struck by the colours, he picked up something he never thought he could find; perfect nude lipsticks – MAC favourites Malt, Twig, and to this spontaneously added a deep burgundy Diva. Back home he experimented and got hooked. This was just the start.

As his reputation grew and his fees increased, he built his MAC collection. With no source in India, he would pick it up here and there. In London he would buy a Cork Lip Pencil…Then next port of call he would dip into the browns, rusts, and coppers he would find in the eye shadow collection. He built his collection on one inspiration: the colour spectrum of the Indian complexion.

As his status rose, he began to influence a whole new generation of Bollywood makeup artists – and his fame outside the country was growing, too. Scouted by MAC for their first store in Bombay, Mickey had no hesitation. He still does Bollywood and commercial work, but his work with MAC is a passion. Between MAC Master Classes round the world, in-store appearances, new store openings (after Bombay, there was Bangalore), Bollywood and its Award Ceremonies, and Delhi Fashion Week, he has little time for much else. His inspiration comes from the West…from the backstages of London, Paris, Milan, New York, and from the glossies, and where he needs to, he tempers them for the Indian taste and skin. As he says, “In India – unlike Paris – you don’t do looks that are so nude you look like you just got out of bed.” He may not realize it, but when he takes a trend, and modifies it, ever so slightly for the Indian market, he’s echoing his muse, Helen who in the ’70s looked at a photo in Vogue and copied it in her own way…And as for those art brushes, with which he learned the art of the liner, yes, he still has them – but only as keepsakes.

MAC Stylishly Yours new makeup collection is available December 26, 2010 through mid February 2011.

Madly chic women know how to play variations on a theme to give a signature look major oomph, more modern momentum; the simplest switch-up is all that’s required. A pink lip, a lavender eye? A red lip, an orange eye? Stylishly Yours is a MAC presto-change-o colour collection to personalize the process instantly.

Always flawlessly fabulous, set against the sophistication of black, work the full spectrum of passionate pinks to raging reds, in four Lipsticks, four Pigments, four Cream Colour Base, two Beauty Powders, Clear Lipglass, and don’t panic – Zoom Lash and Fluidline at the ready to double-dramatize how glamorous it is to be you.

CREAM COLOUR BASE

Virgin Isle – Vivid bright coral (Cream)

Tickle Me Pink – Poppy creamy bright pink (Cream)

Movie Star Red – Medium toned blue red (Cream)

Madly Magenta – Vivid pinkish purple (Cream)

Suggested Retail Price $16.50 U.S. / $20.00 CDN

FLUIDLINE

Dark Diversion – Blackened Plum

Blacktrack – Solid flat black

Suggested Retail Price $15.00 U.S. / $18.00 CDN

BRUSH

209 – Eyeliner

Suggested Retail Price $17.50 U.S. /$21.00 CDN

ZOOM LASH

New Hue – Blackened burgundy

Suggested Retail Price $14.00 U.S. / $16.50 CDN

ZOOM FAST BLACK LASH

Zoom Fast Black Lash – Deepest Black

Suggested Retail Price $14.00 U.S. / $16.50 CDN

LIPSTICK

Neon Orange – Bright clean orange (Amplified)

Something New – Creamy bright blue pink (Amplified)

Cockney – Sheer yellow red with multidimensional pearl (Lustre)

Style Curve – Bright clean violet purple (Cremesheen)

Suggested Retail Price $14.50 U.S. / $17.50 CDN

LIPGLASS

Clear – Clear

Suggested Retail Price $14.50 U.S. / 17.50 CDN

PIGMENT

Electric Coral – Bright coral with small pearl particle

Madly Personal – Bright Pink

New Fixation – Bright fuchsia red with soft pearl

Violet – Vivid bright violet purple

Suggested Retail Price $19.50 U.S. / $23.50 CDN

BEAUTY POWDER

Play It Proper – Pastel soft pink with sparkles

Too Chic – Soft peachy cream with fine shimmer

Suggested retail Price $22.00 U.S. / $27.00 CDN