The Culture of Beauty
Maude
A look for real personalities: edgy and unconventional. The cut supports the natural texture of the air–dried waves, which are given an additional dimension by coloration in shades of popcorn and iced coffee. The blow–dried style is reminiscent of the emphasized backs of the head of the 1960s, yet remains completely modern, with the purposely dark roots giving the look its rebellious touch.
For the make–up, Glow Base and Fresh Skin create a pure, dewy fresh complexion, which contrasts with the intensive eyes. The vibrant green shades of Eyeshadow Pen Emerald and Pencil for Eyes Forest Silk frame the eyes and flirt with the soft shimmer of Eyeshadow Pen Gold, creating a strong overall style that looks courageously to the future.
Discover the trend products for Maude's style:
Discover the trend products for Maude's style:
Eyeshadow Pen Emerald
Hypnotizing radiance in a hue of jewel green. Eyeshadow Pen Emerald takes off where its namesake gem flirts.
Eyeshadow Pen Gold
Metallic colors are a season favorite. Eyeshadow Pen Gold provides glamorous shimmer as a stand-alone or transition color bridge.
Pencil for Eyes Forest Silk
Dark green in color, Pencil for Eyes Forest Silk’s texture supports versatility to accentuate the eyes lightly or intensely.
Smart Liner Amethyst
Capturing the magnificent charisma of its namesake gem, Smart Liner Amethyst illuminates the golden tones of the iris.
All trend and styling products at a glance:
Eyeshadow Pen Emerald
Hypnotizing radiance in a hue of jewel green. Eyeshadow Pen Emerald takes off where its namesake gem flirts.
Eyeshadow Pen Gold
Metallic colors are a season favorite. Eyeshadow Pen Gold provides glamorous shimmer as a stand-alone or transition color bridge.
Pencil for Eyes Forest Silk
Dark green in color, Pencil for Eyes Forest Silk’s texture supports versatility to accentuate the eyes lightly or intensely.
Smart Liner Amethyst
Capturing the magnificent charisma of its namesake gem, Smart Liner Amethyst illuminates the golden tones of the iris.
