Top Tips 

First impressions really are everything. According to recent surveys, when interviewing prospective employee's, the first thing an employer notices about a female candidate is her nails. Chipped, scraggy, dirty nails can make an obviously negative impression. So keep it subtle, formal and feminine with a nude. If that is too bland for your taste then a cool blue is also a suitable, yet fun and fresh choice.

Formal

Date Night 

Casual 

Long Locks for Summer 

Mollie King - Style Icon

 Always glamorous and happy looking, Saturdays member Mollie maintains a great wardrobe along with her shining personality. Wearing simple colours and cuts plays down her platinum hair and tan, helping her to maintain an effortlessly classy look. 

 Dina Bar-El Kate Dress front and back 
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Dina Bar-El Olivia Red Dress

Premier Model Leomie Anderson

This photo of Anderson is perhaps the epitome of natural beauty and therefore it is quite fitting that she is the first face to grace the face of Beauty - Simple and Classic.The frequent appearance of this stunning face on ASOS.com demonstrates the market's appreciation of her natural beauty by generally maintaining very low key makeup. Her hairstyle too compliments her beauty as it in no way detracts the attention from her clear, even skin and soft facial features.

Actress Ashley Greene at Breaking Dawn Film Premier 

Ashley Greene here demonstrates that a red carpet event is also the place for an understated look. Attention if drawn to both the eyes and mouth with her pale foundation and barely-there blusher. A great tip for such a alabaster completion is Clinique's Superbalance foundation with loose powder.

Actress and Singer Victoria Justice 

An example of how a the combination of simple hair with sophisticated makeup makes a very bold statement without being excessive. To achieve the glossy look of Justice's hair, whether curly or straight, use Moroccan oil, only 1 drop is usually necessary. 

Beauty - Simple & Classic focuses on the material world of fashion, hair, and make up and aims to demonstrate that the age old phrase 'less is more' is most defiantly true, at least when it comes to flattering and highlighting female beauty. Feedback is certainly welcome, please feel free to keep me updated with anything which you deem suitable for the site.

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