And I find that in this industry, where you have so many different clients, with all their mood boards, you have to be open to change. A short one can give you a different vibe. Nice wigs are quite expensive, but you get your money’s worth, for sure. I use their shampoo, and they have this great spray that I use before I get a blowout.īut I really enjoy wigs. It was always a really, really exciting thing when the packages came, but we didn’t have another option.Īnd I love this line called Hair Rules.
They would take a couple weeks to come, and we’d share everything. My sister would order products online from the U.K. Otherwise, there was no point in shopping for foundation in stores back then. was the only store in Australia where I could find my color.
#L oreal hydra genius skin#
If your skin is good, you can really wear anything.ĭifferent foundations that I use: the NW 58 or 60 from M.A.C. Makeupīecause I’m always in makeup, I like to keep it pretty simple when I’m off. I’m using the Lancôme Hydra Zen overnight mask and the Shiseido Ibuki sleeping mask. So I pick up four or five of these before I fly out.īut overnight masks, they’re really my favorite.
I tend to dry out on the plane, and normally I’m shooting the second I land. Then I do a mask - I have quite a few! When I’m flying, I use the Bubble Skin Detox from Sephora. This one, the texture is pretty thick, which is why I like it. Clarins has beautiful stuff for cleansing. Then I do my Clarins Gentle Foaming Cleanser. I think people forget that skin is very sensitive. I find it too drying if I’m removing makeup and cleansing all in one go. I use the L’Oréal Hydra Genius Water Cream and let it sink in a little bit, maybe four or five minutes. It’s really nice on my skin and doesn’t irritate it. I wash at night, but sometimes I have leftover mascara from a shoot. So the first thing in the morning is to get it all off. “It’s come a long way from when I had to order things online because they weren’t carried at my local stores.” Below, she shares the beauty routine that will take her though her hectic month. “The beauty industry is evolving,” said Ms. Certainly the 23-year-old, who has a L’Oréal Paris contract, reflects changing perceptions in an industry that hasn’t always been known for broad notions of beauty.
Is the runway more diverse? In the midst of the catwalk spectacles that take over New York, London, Milan and Paris this month, Duckie Thot, an Australian model now living in New York, would like to think so.
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