Make-up & Skincare of Royals

[IloveCP]

Here is how some princesses wore their make-up on their wedding day:

Mathilde:

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-qT_9zvC0bs...ethBandeau.jpg

Mette Marit:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_e9OLDZlTqH...ra--Corbis.JPG

Maxima:

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-SECbGilFsO...etherlands.jpg

Mary:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-jbTCyzC3PW...of+Denmark.jpg

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-YsbBSOBvXX...-AFP-Hello.jpg

Letizia:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-sLqcWn2OTs...ideryTiara.jpg

Victoria:

http://www4.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/W...A-2TFLPEnl.jpg

Kate:

http://x47.xanga.com/b2df90735523327...m220260000.jpg

http://imabeautygeek.com/wp-content/...al-makeup1.jpg

[marine2109]

5 Beauty Lessons From Kate Middleton

Kate Middleton Hair and Makeup Lessons

[IloveCP]

I thought Kate's makeup here was impeccable! Im glad she did not go overboard with the eyeliner and I think she had a decent amount of blush. I also love the lip color!

[Artemisia]

Originally Posted by IloveCP

I thought Kate's makeup here was impeccable! Im glad she did not go overboard with the eyeliner and I think she had a decent amount of blush. I also love the lip color!

I have to disagree.
The makeup is still very heavy (for my taste): too much blush and contouring, too thick eyeliner, lower line included.

[MagMil]

Originally Posted by Artemisia

I have to disagree.
The makeup is still very heavy (for my taste): too much blush and contouring, too thick eyeliner, lower line included.

I agree with you,Artemisia . Maybe for evening occasion is OK, but she have same makeup for daily and evening events, IMO

[dazzling]

June 10, 2012 - Princess Charlene with soft makeup and a soft lipgloss shade. This style make up really suits her well.

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[Baroness of Books]

I wasn't sure where to put this, so I decided here. Some of these "improvements" are pretty garish, but others don't look too bad:

Kate Middleton's extreme makeover. M&S virtual beauty technology lets women try make-up before they buy | Mail Online

[Cinderella5x]

Originally Posted by Baroness of Books

I wasn't sure where to put this, so I decided here. Some of these "improvements" are pretty garish, but others don't look too bad:

Kate Middleton's extreme makeover. M&S virtual beauty technology lets women try make-up before they buy | Mail Online

Giving up people are already complaining her make-up is too strong, I don't think I would want to know what would they say if she would start doing most of what was created there for her...

[Daria_S]

Originally Posted by Baroness of Books

I wasn't sure where to put this, so I decided here. Some of these "improvements" are pretty garish, but others don't look too bad:

Kate Middleton's extreme makeover. M&S virtual beauty technology lets women try make-up before they buy | Mail Online

Some of these (especially the first two) make me think of a badly done make-up for a high school production of 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show', or something else that would require that type of make-up. Yikes . I'm a fan of the muted look, and Catherine would be able to wear that quite well. There's no need to go bright (especially with that blue-green eye shadow).

[SLV]

Originally Posted by Cinderella5x

Giving up people are already complaining her make-up is too strong, I don't think I would want to know what would they say if she would start doing most of what was created there for her...

I agree. Most of these options are awful.

[Madame Royale]

They make her look like a clown. All of the "improved" options are dreadfully unflattering.

Some people really have rocks in their heads!

[Kataryn]

In one pic she looks as if suddenly became a Michael Jackson-look a like. What do these people think besides the wish for the money they get for the promotion of this programme?

[MARG]

Ah, you spotted that "Michael Jackson" look too. Now that is seriously creepy!

Rocks it their heads, Madame Royale? Sounds about right to me!

[EIIR]

Originally Posted by Baroness of Books

I wasn't sure where to put this, so I decided here. Some of these "improvements" are pretty garish, but others don't look too bad:

Kate Middleton's extreme makeover. M&S virtual beauty technology lets women try make-up before they buy | Mail Online

What a load of complete and utter twaddle. These 'improvements' are truly appalling which can mean only one thing - this has got to be Liz Jones's doing (probably with Amanda Platell pitching in too).

[Artemisia]

Are those "suggestions" meant to be serious?
Surely, no one in their right mind would suggest anyone - let alone a royal - wear a truly horrible makeup like that?

My 4 year old niece manages better results when she plays with her mother's makeup.

[Baroness of Books]

I thought the "On the Town" and "Festival" looks weren't too bad, although I wouldn't be encouraging her to apply the eyeliner heavily as she usually does. But I liked the shade lipstick and eyeshadow in those two. The other looks were just plain awful.

[semisquare]

i have to say that the way kate wears her eyemakeup is the same seen on princess diana during certain tv interviews...so if your going to complain then complain on both ladies

[Baroness of Books]

I don't think the objective is to compare the two ladies since no mention was made of Diana in the article, so I'm not going down that road. There's already too much comparison between the two already. And my remark about her eyeliner was not a complaint but just an observation, given Kate's very obvious and already commented-upon tendency toward its heavy application.

[stella1971]

that blue eyeshadow is ghastly! perhaps instead of a makeup makeover, she just needs a new hairstyle.

[XeniaCasaraghi]

I...I um I...I....WTH!
I am at a loss for words. They made her look like a clown. Drag queens don't wear so much makeup. It almost turns me off wearing makeup forever.