Make The Winter Rule

Marie Claire spoke to Fred Letaer, the national Visager Yves Saint Laurent Beaute in Great Britain and Northern Europe, and found out how to combine difficult winter care with maquilaises, how to paint this season, and where celebrities should take the example.

Marie Claire: Is there always a need to give preference to dense textures in winter?

Fred Letaer: It's very personal, but, yes, it's better that winter chooses more dense means. This is dictated by the protective and nutritious properties of saturated textur. Personally, I define the texture requirements tactilely by taking the rear side of the palm trees to the face of the girl who makes the makeup. This palm zone is always more sensitive. After this rapid diagnosis, I understand how skin dryness occurs or there are other needs.

MC: How do you combine the care and decorative cosmetics in the winter?

F.L.: The winter is more likely to be skin warm and stressful. In Russia ' s dry freeze climate, I would not recommend that wetting and nutrients be started without a first step. If the skin is not fat, it is better to choose a strong and saturated texture of the cream or serum. The shelter will be both a preventive and protective first step in creating winter makeup. Okay, I recommend that we try the YSL Forever Youth Liberator Serum-in-cream, a unique serum in the cream. It is a universal tool for the rapid recovery and protection of skin, especially in the cold. Another personal favourite is a novel with a sympathetic effect YSL Top Secrets Instant Moisture Glow. It can be used both before and instead. I love this non-weighted silk texture machine, which moistulates the skin for 72 hours, giving it fresh appearance and effects of the soft and atlas skin.

MC: What are the trends in maquilaise following this winter?

F.L.: Now, liquid liners (both classic black and neon shades) have great success. In fact, speaking of the shades, the gold trend, the metal in front of the eyes, and all the berry shades on the lips. In addition, in the trend, the flame-red lips and the warm shades of red. Vince and Bordeaux also fail to take positions, but they are traditionally considered as the autumn maquila attribute.

What kind of celebrities are you supposed to do with this winter? Whose makeup deserves attention?

F.L.: If you go to classics, it's Greta Garbo and Marlene Dietrich, with their architectural and twisted images. Their style was perfect in their individuality.

Actually, you can't consider the makeup alone. The image as a whole is important. I've always admired the ability not to just look, but to move, breathe and live in style. That's when the style takes over, grieves and stays in memory for years.