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COSMETICS SHIFT out of
neutral as color makes a
comehack this fall.

Its not likely many of us will
be adopting the vampish. piled-on
color model-of-the-moment Nadja
Auermann wears on this month's
cover of Bazaur, But it is realistic
to expect an overall richening of
makeup us fashion itself makes a
teturn to color.

Designers trade in spring's
neutral tones and natural fabrics
for shiny polyesters, rich velvets
and candy-floss color. Highly tex-
tured fabrics such as mohair and
chenille cry out for livelier make-
up on the face.

Cosmetic companics answer
the call with a range of créme or
gloss lipsticks, subtle blushers and
smoky eyeshadows.

When it comes to lipsticks,
manufacturers are seeing red.
Chanel introduces three new
shades Jor fall: Red Flame,
Cranberry and Sunset. The Body
Shop extends its Colourings col-
lection to include four new
shades: Blackcurrant, Valentine's
Red, Cranberry and Burnished
Pink. Both lines span the range
from dark berry shades to fiery
crimson.

To convey an aura of drama,
red fips should be balanced by a
more finished eye.

The Body Shop suggests apply-
ing a pale colcr to the entire lid.
lining eyes with a smoky shadow
along upper and lower lashes, fin-
ishing off with a double coat of
mascara on upper lashes only.

For the faint of hand, Frank
Toskan, creative director for MAC
cosmetics, urges a trip to the cos-
metic counter.

“You don't cut your hair by
yourse(f.” he says, so it only
stands to reason that any radical
change ta your makeup routine
should be made under professional
supervision. (Many counters offer
free makeup demonstrations and
advice, but some require appoint-
ments so phone‘ahead.)

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STYLE NOTES

pay homage to the disco era by
piling on the glam, cosmetic com-
panies are taking advantage of
new technology to offer more
color in products without going
for a heavier louk.

Micro-milling processes a!tow
for oowders that are so sheer ihey
mia with your skintone for a com-
pletely natural look, Estée
Lauder’s Blushing Natural Cheek
Color, in 20 new shades, is com-
posed of “tiny nonometric crys-
talline pigments” that heip pro-
duce see-through color,

The result is a far ery from the
heavy, opaque hues of the '70s
and early ‘80s.

The effect is an aura of glam-
our and drama that complements
this season’s bright fuchsia and
purple fashions, textural tweeds
and satiny finishes. It's an obvious
reaction to last year’s neutral face.
grunge and monastic garb.

There is one thing to remem-
ber, though, before you go piling
on the glam. Toskan puts it into
perspective.

“Makeup is an accessory. If
you depend on it for your looks,
there’s something wrong. If you
can’t answer your door without
lipstick on,” you are out of touch.

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CHANEL’S FACE for fall is a salute to dramatic color.