Firstly, try it on your neck. Apply along your jaw down onto the neck to find the right colour, the right colour should just disappear.

A lot of people have a different colour on their body than their face, so you need a colour that can blend in amongst your neck and face. 

You should also have two different foundation colours, one for when you have a tan and one for when you don’t. There’s no one magic foundation for both colours.

I mean, there are a lot of things in fashion at the moment that I don’t do, I won’t call them a pet peeve as they’re just a trend—like in the 60s when they went overboard with lashes. 

I hate when someone goes really dark or uses a different foundation colour to their skin and you can see it along their jawline. But, I never ever judge anybody’s makeup! I’m like the Santa Clause of makeup—more make up for you and you and for everybody!

However, my only pet peeve would probably be when I see someone who doesn’t wear makeup, I would love to do their makeup! It’s more of an occupational hazard I would say.

Take a brown eyeliner, smudge it in, and then apply again to make it darker.

I will then curl my eyelashes, use a cream long-wear eyeshadow and apply it with my finger.

Then put concealer and foundation on and use a beauty blender to blend it all together. I’ll use lipstick in nude colour and use it as a blush as well to multi-task. A bit of bronzer and illuminator and I’ll still have 20 seconds to go! hahaha

Professionally 25 years, but I’ve been doing makeup since I was a little kid. 

I was always into makeup, I tortured my mum my whole life. I used to practice on her all the time—eyelashes on eyelashed off, my poor mother!

I sound cliche but it’s actually MaxFactor!

I love SKII masks, I’m obsessed with them, they’re really really good.

I do also love Philosophy—the overnight exfoliant and then the moisturiser you put on that’s super hydrating, I’m addicted to it now. One gets your face so clean and the other makes it so moisturised.