Alice-Azania Jarvis
Alice-Azania Jarvis is deputy editor of The Independent's Pandora gossip page, and writes a Saturday column for the business pages (not about business, about life with no money). She has been at the paper since 2007 and before that worked briefly at Newsweek's New York office.
At the risk of Sarah Palin overload, another juicy bit from the web: the former VP-candidate’s decidedly-un-Republican-looking-makeup artist detailing the tricks used to get her looking so camera-ready (surprise! Her lip liner wasn’t tattooed).
Highlights include revelations of Palin’s faux eyelashes and her naturally glowing skin. And for those really dedicated too the cause, well, a summery of her favourite products below:
Foundation:
Armani Luminous Silk Foundations
Revlon Age Defying Makeup with Botafirm
Powder:
Unlisted brand, though Strozzi says "we" switched to oil free face powder when the days began to get increasing long." Given Strozz's penchant for going high-end on products that could clog one's pores, we'll say she spent $30 on each of 2 different powders at a department store (which is generous, considering how much Armani's powders retail for).
Blush:
MAC blush in Gingerly and Cubic
Chanel blush in Horizon and Narcisse
Eyes
L'Oreal Voluminous mascara
Individual fake eyelashes
Chanel eyeshadow quads in Variations and Beiges de Chanel: $56.00 each (Saks Fifth Avenue)
MAC single shadows in Amber Lights and Romp:
Sephora Slim Eye pencils in Dark Brown, Chocolate Brown, and Black
Lips:
Automatic L'Oreal pencil in nudes
