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Crackers of old used to be cringe worthy. Packed full of awful Dad jokes and plastic toys destined to end up in the bin within the hour, but the new generation of crackers with a beauty twist bring a whole extra level of excitement to our Christmas celebrations. Over the past couple of years we’ve seen a host of festive treats pop up in the beauty halls with everything from, beauty baubles and now, in what is probably our favourite incarnation of the merry theme – there are beauty crackers. Adding a touch of modern luxury to the tradition, these will be sure to set your dinner party off with a bang. For those with a soft spot for sweet treats pick Baylis & Harding’s circus themed crackers, which contain either a sweet caramel popcorn body lotion or a candy apple body wash and a miniature party hat for endless round-the-table fun. Molton Brown Exquisite Treats Cracker Shop now: You’ll be the most popular guest at any dinner party if you arrive armed with a stash of these beauties.
Driver Modem Huawei E220 Windows Vista. Each cracker contains one weekend getaway sized bath or body wash or shower gel from Molton Brown. All of the fragrances are equally delicious so if you buy 4 with the intention of sharing them amongst friends don’t feel guilty if you end up squireling them away for yourself.
Sarah Chapman The Facial Elixir Cracker Shop now: Imagine if you could get the results of one of facialist Sarah Chapman’s renowned treatments at home? Now you can get in on a piece of the action with the minis in this cracker, which contain the morning and evening facial oil from Sarah’s at-home range. The morning oil instantly boosts glow while the night elixir resurfaces and improves skin texture in a flash. Invisibobble Christmas Cracker Shop now: Our favourite snagless hair bobble is now available in 3 shades of rose gold, silver and gold for the festive season. If you’re stuck for ideas for the office secret Santa or need some stocking filler inspo’, this is the perfect solution. Margaret Dabbs Fabulous Christmas Cracker Shop now: From deluxe mani/ pedi brand Margaret Dabbs comes this little taste of her award winning range. There’s everything you need for a perfect talons; a nourishing nail and cuticle oil, a buffer that creates envy inducing shine and a crystal nail file that’s so good looking you’ll want to show it off.
Elizabeth Arden Cracker Shop now: There’s three party season staples in this Elizabeth Arden x Feel Unique cracker: the jet black Grand Entrance Mascara, a warm peachy pink lip oil and a mini Superstart Skin Renewal Booster that’s an ideal precursor to your regular serum in the cold winter weather. Delilah Beauty Cracker Shop now: You’d be happy with any of the 4 classic shades of Delilah’s signature matte liquid lipstick that come in this pretty cracker.
There’s a deep plum, an uplifting orange, a pinky beige or a taupe shade. We love the seasonal snowflake design too.
Fresh Beauty Cracker Shop now: Pucker up in time for Christmas with this trio of goodies for your most kissable lips yet. There’s an exfoliating sugar polish to help slough off any dry skin and two options to finish – go for the au naturel balm or the rose tinted sugar stick for a healthy looking glow. Aveda Beauty Cracker Shop now: Featuring hero products from Aveda’s colour care line, this is a total must-have for vibrant, nourished locks.
With shampoo, conditioner, their ultra-effective Thickening Tonic, and a Tulasara moisturiser, both your hair and face will be completely treated. ESPA Beauty Cracker Buy now: It’s so easy to overlook your hands and lips come winter.
Luckily, cult spa favourite ESPA is here with a mini nourishing hand cream and a lip treatment to make sure the harsh weather doesn’t wreak havoc on your skin. Omorovicza Beauty Cracker Shop now: If you’ve a tendency to over indulge during party season (and your skin pays the price), arm yourself with this duo of facial brightening products. The brands hero Moor Cream Cleanser is the quickest way to clean and purify dehydrated skin, while the Refining Facial Polisher helps to clear pores and tackle dullness. La Roche-Posay Beauty Cracker Shop now: Make like a Parisian and indulge in some French pharmacy treats from La Roche Posay that are perfect for even the most sensitive skin.
There’s a clutch sized lip balm and a rich hand cream to soothe the most delicate mitts. Marc Jacobs Beauty Cracker Shop now: Two party treats to see you through the New Year’s Eve activities this Sex Kitten cracker contains Marc Jacob’s long wearing liquid Lip Creme and the Velvet Noir Major Volume mascara that is so intensifying it looks like you’re wearing falsies. Christmas make-up tutorial: Red and Gold Embrace old school glamour with a dark red lip and put a twist on the classic smokey eye by mixing an array of golds and bronzes. 1. Prep your skin with primer Give your make-up an even base by applying primer.
Spread it evenly over your hands and then pat and roll into your skin. Make sure you apply primer wherever your foundation will be going – so don’t forget places like your neck. 2. Apply your foundation Use the back of your hand as a makeup palette and then dab your foundation where you need most coverage – so your nose, forehead, cheeks and chin. 3. Blend your foundation Using a sponge or brush, blend your foundation from the centre outwards for a natural finish. Make sure you blend all the way up to your hairline and along your jaw line.
Shape your eyebrows Using a brow pencil, draw short hair-like strokes to fill in sparse areas, focusing on your arch first. Work out whether you need to elongate your brows by placing your pencil on a diagonal angle from the outer corner of your eye.
The end of your brow should stop at the tip of your pencil. Now, fill in the centre of your brows, but go lightly. The start of your brow shouldn’t be as dark as the rest. 5. Prime your eyelids Take a small amount of eyeshadow primer and apply over your whole lid – right up to your brow. This will stop your eyeshadow from dropping or fading throughout the night.
6. Apply your darkest shade of eyeshadow to the outer corner of your eyelids. Using a small, fine eyeshadow brush, work the powder along the socket of your eye. Then, create a V by taking your brush down to your lash line on a 45 degree angle. This will give you a nice flick at the outer corners of your eyes.
Keep blending until the edges are softened. Then, create definition on your lower lash line by brushing your eyeshadow underneath your eyes. Apply your blending shade When creating a smokey eye, you need to have a middle shade to bring the darkest and lightest shades together. Take your middle shade of eyeshadow – in this case, a rich gold – and blend it from the inner corner of your eye over your lid. 8. Add a pop of shimmer Using a very small eyeshadow brush, apply your lightest shade of eyeshadow to the inner corner of your eye and blend outwards to the centre of your eyelid. This will really open up your eyes and make them sparkle.
9. Define your eyes Using a liquid eyeliner, draw along your top lash line. Start from the centre of your lash line and draw outwards towards the outer corner of your eye, before filling in the inner corner. Follow the natural curve of your lash line to create a flick at the end. 10. Brighten up your eyes Use a white or nude eye pencil to draw along your lower waterline. 11. Add mascara Apply at least two coats of mascara to your top and bottom lashes. 12. Conceal under your eye Using a concealer in a few shades lighter than your natural skin tone, draw a triangle under your eyes from the inner corner of your eye, down to your cheek and back up to the outer corner of your eye. This will brighten up the whole area.
Then, blend with your brush or sponge. 13. Define your cheekbones and contour Starting from your ear, lightly sweep your bronzer or blush back and forth, underneath your cheekbones. Then dust the excess powder along your hairline and jawline to create definition.
14. Highlight Using a cream or powder highlighter, gently dab the top of your cheekbones to give your skin a radiant glow. Also highlight the bridge of your nose and the tip of your nose for extra radiance. 15. Define your lips Follow your natural lip line with pencil and fill in. This will stop your lipstick from smudging at the edges. 16. Finish with lipstick or lipgloss.