To Thine Face, Be Kind….
“Beautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art.” Eleanor Roosevelt In my fifteen years of being a makeup artist, I have met some truly beautiful women. And when I say beautiful, I’m not just talking about the sundry models who have sat in my makeup chair – I’m talking about the mothers, the grandmothers, the nurses, the teachers to name but a few who have shown me what it really means to be beautiful. Large sections of today’s media and sections of beauty industry place huge emphasis on external beauty and more crucially on youthful beauty, infiltrating our lives and psyches through television screens and the magazines we read. Who hasn’t reached for a face cream promising anti-ageing qualities or a serum claiming to reduce lines and wrinkles after seeing a very powerfully persuasive advertising campaign? It is normal and healthy to want to look after your skin and there are a number of effective products that can keep skin more supple or help combat oiliness but a cream that is going to actually work against the effect …