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Makeup Atelier Paris

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If you’re heading to IMATS London this weekend (it starts tomorrow!), then one stand you must stop by at is Makeup Atelier Paris.

The pro brand is a regular fixture at the annual pro beauty show (as well as popping at UMAe), loved by the film, theatre, TV and fashion industry and accessible to all – yes, you and I included.

I have a special fondness for Makeup Atelier Paris’s products, many which I can’t see replicated elsewhere. This is what gives industry brands that edge over their mainstream counterparts and I wish for more people to overcome the fear and embrace them more. Pro make-up does not have to be daunting.

So with that fear pushed to the back of the mind, I would like to draw your attention to some highlights from Makeup Atelier Paris to bring you closer to this maquillage master (or should that be ‘mistress’?). 

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High Definition Blush (£14)
These are insanely pigmented, quick to blend with your finger with results that will wow you. One small drop from its pump is enough to create a lasting blush. It’s a silicone based crème emollient formula but is very fluid like water.

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This 
produces the effect of a transparent glaze on the cheeks, delivering a radiant finish. Add a smidgen for a natural flush of colour or build it up for something more dramatic. There are 10 shades to choose from – how beautiful is this pink blusher in Rose? (Apologies for the different toned photos…these were both taken in natural daylight in the evening.)

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Creme Eyeshadow (£14)
These creme eye shadows are not for the shrinking violet for they come in an array of bold and dark colours like red, pink and gold, all of which produce a soft metallic sheen.

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The colour pay-off is crazy and I love it! They are ideal to wear alone or as a colour base to pack powder eye shadow over for longevity and can either be applied with a brush or finger tip. On the left is Warm Bronze and to the right is the originally titled Violet.

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Lip/Blush Creme (£12)
Multifunctional, these pots can be used on lips and cheeks. Delivering a fresh and natural finish, the reflective pigments also soften the appearance of fine lines.

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Above we have Lolita and below that is the toffee-esque Gilded Bronze, which would be superb as a highlighter. There are several more other shades and the pot size is pretty generous too.

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Eye Shadow Palette (£25)
I reckon these will be popular at IMATS. I cannot believe how many palettes there are – 23 to be precise. For £25 you get five colour-coordinating eyeshadows in a slimline and secure case and they are a mixture of matte, sparkle and pearl finish.

Above is ‘Amazones’ (T18), beautiful rich tones of golds, bronzes and a forest green and the below is ‘Violine’ (T28S), a range of soft shimmery pinks, purples and violets. The other palettes look amazing and trigger the magpie in me – I *need* them.

I’m afraid I couldn’t swatch these in time to publish this post ahead of IMATS but I promise to try them out properly and share the looks with you very soon.

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Lipstick Palette (£25)

Sticking with the palette, the lipstick palettes are worthy of a look in as well. Five colours for £25 with four lipsticks and one a gloss. The lipstick coverage is semi sheer leaving a glaze sheen on the lips. These candy colours make up the Rose palette. The other palettes are grouped in coordinating shades like browns, mauves and reds.

For a pro brand, Makeup Atelier Paris’ offerings have exceeded my expectations. Astounding quality in terms of product and packaging and the prices are pretty attractive too. Go and have a play – I guarantee you will walk away with at least three things.

Makeup Atelier Paris will be at Love Make Up’s stand at IMATS from 10-12 July. If you can’t make it to IMATS this year, fear not as you can shop online at www.makeupatelierparis.co.uk.

*PR samples

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5 responses to “Makeup Atelier Paris”

  1. Britny alfonzetti avatar
    Britny alfonzetti

    I have a big fear if creme products. I hadn’t used any for years till getting the illamasqua fundemental pallette. Every time i use it the mint creme melts and vanishes from my eyes taking the powders with it.
    Avoided anythung creme since

  2. Sheenie avatar

    Hi Britny, some of the Illamasqua metallic creme eyeshadows aren’t great. I have a quad of them and they’re really oily…not sure if it was a bad batch. I think creme eyeshadows work best as bases but it depends which ones you use – the Maybelline 24 hour tattoo ones aren’t bad as are Kiko’s. I don’t blame you for getting turned off from a bad experience.

  3. Britny alfonzetti avatar
    Britny alfonzetti

    Yeah its not a metallic one its the mint one to be used as a base for the other colours.
    I also tried the liquid metals And didnt like them. Shame as i love their other stuff.

  4. Drgnfl avatar
    Drgnfl

    Hey, are you sure that palette is T28S ? Because I can’t find it in stores.
    Take a look : https://www.makeupatelier.fr/en/65-palette-eyeshadow
    On their website 28s has a lot of purples : https://www.makeupatelier.fr/3480-tm_large_default/palette-eyeshadows.jpg

    Thanks !

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