http://www.nonstopmama.com/five-minutes-with-rebecca-morrice-williams time for you, every day Fri, 18 May 2012 00:25:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.nonstopmama.com/five-minutes-with-rebecca-morrice-williams/comment-page-1#comment-210 nonstopmama Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:21:32 +0000 http://www.nonstopmama.com/?p=2334#comment-210 Hey Spanish nonstopmama! From one frizzy girl to another, I have one product - dare I even say THE product - to recc.: TIGI Bed Head Small Talk - have tweeted to find out if avail. in Spain. Hopefully so, if not, will offer other ideas. ANYWAY - this stuff, applied to towel-dried hair after washing it, combed through, works absolute wonders with taming the frizz, defining (that hairdresser word) curls and just making the biggest difference. I follow with a blob of volumising mousse, also combed through, then air-dry (or diffuse, whatever best for you, but less is more with coiffing or you'll encourage more frizz). Re: pasty skin, I'm also there with you (you can't see in small - thankfully - biog. pic, but am actually orange due to facial self-tanner to look a bit more awake). Best bet: a good tinted moisturiser - can you get Bobbi Brown over there, or Becca as above? Or a Spanish equiv., nothing heavy, even cheapie pharmacy one, just go a tad darker in shade than your skin tone. Apply, blend at jaw etc. then rub on a cream/gel blush, in push-up stick form or compact cream blush. Think rose/natural flush kind of shade. Again, can be a cheapie. Then, finishing touch, apply bronzing powder in medium (again, don't go soft/pale, defeats the object, you want to get a bit of colour but will just need to blend well). Swirl with a biggish brush over apples of cheeks, blending outwards and dust a bit on temples, even chin and don't forget to take a little onto neck and (another beauty term alert) decollete (can't find the accents on this keyboard). Hey presto - a naturally glowy (hopefully), frizz-free close-up! Let us all know how it goes!!! Jenx Hey Spanish nonstopmama! From one frizzy girl to another, I have one product – dare I even say THE product – to recc.: TIGI Bed Head Small Talk – have tweeted to find out if avail. in Spain. Hopefully so, if not, will offer other ideas. ANYWAY – this stuff, applied to towel-dried hair after washing it, combed through, works absolute wonders with taming the frizz, defining (that hairdresser word) curls and just making the biggest difference. I follow with a blob of volumising mousse, also combed through, then air-dry (or diffuse, whatever best for you, but less is more with coiffing or you’ll encourage more frizz). Re: pasty skin, I’m also there with you (you can’t see in small – thankfully – biog. pic, but am actually orange due to facial self-tanner to look a bit more awake). Best bet: a good tinted moisturiser – can you get Bobbi Brown over there, or Becca as above? Or a Spanish equiv., nothing heavy, even cheapie pharmacy one, just go a tad darker in shade than your skin tone. Apply, blend at jaw etc. then rub on a cream/gel blush, in push-up stick form or compact cream blush. Think rose/natural flush kind of shade. Again, can be a cheapie. Then, finishing touch, apply bronzing powder in medium (again, don’t go soft/pale, defeats the object, you want to get a bit of colour but will just need to blend well). Swirl with a biggish brush over apples of cheeks, blending outwards and dust a bit on temples, even chin and don’t forget to take a little onto neck and (another beauty term alert) decollete (can’t find the accents on this keyboard). Hey presto – a naturally glowy (hopefully), frizz-free close-up! Let us all know how it goes!!! Jenx

]]> http://www.nonstopmama.com/five-minutes-with-rebecca-morrice-williams/comment-page-1#comment-207 Fiona Flores Watson Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:33:57 +0000 http://www.nonstopmama.com/?p=2334#comment-207 Hello, beauty guru. I need some advice. I am having my photo taken for work this week. It will appear on a site seen by 500,000 people a month. I have uncontrollably curly (OK, frizz) hair and a pale, pasty complexion. What can you recommend, apart from doing a Britney or wearing a balaclava and looking like a mugger-blogger? Hello, beauty guru. I need some advice. I am having my photo taken for work this week. It will appear on a site seen by 500,000 people a month. I have uncontrollably curly (OK, frizz) hair and a pale, pasty complexion. What can you recommend, apart from doing a Britney or wearing a balaclava and looking like a mugger-blogger?

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