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Darkly Beautiful
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Published: Volume 17, Issue 6, June, 2009
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Black-toned cosmetics are the haute new beauty trend, discovers Faye Remedios
When using black, the most important thing is to focus on one feature at a time and not overdo it to avoid looking garish. “Also, you can only carry off as much black as your personality allows”, believes Cory Walia, make-up expert, Lakmé. Finally, this shade is best left for the evening. As Charmaine Rao, make-up artist, YSL puts it “black is glamourous after the sun sets.”
BLACK TO THE FUTURE
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