January 17 2004--“When it comes to 1950’s glam, it’s all about the eyes,” explains Deborah. “Think pale foundation, pale lips (like peaches and soft melons) and striking eyes—lot’s of thick black lashes on top with black liquid liner.” To achieve this look using Ardell Lashes, she recommends the following:

1)    Apply bone or white shadow all over the eye. Then, apply taupe shadow to lids.

2)    Brows should be shaped (or penciled in) slightly heavier with squared tips.

3)    Next, apply a medium to thick line of black liquid liner, slightly flipping it at the outer edge of the eye. (Tip: For a modern, evening look, try shimmery black liquid liner.)

4)    Finish by applying Ardell Fashion Lashes 101 Demi Black strip lashes. (Tip: Apply the strip slightly below the lid, onto your lashes. This will give your lashes a seamless, natural finish.)

5)    Or, for a dreamier look, apply 2-3 Ardell Duralash individual lash clusters (in Flare Long Black) along the outer end of each eye. (Tip: Nestle them between your own lashes. Then, blend them in with 1-2 coats of black mascara.)

Ardell lash products are available at drug and beauty supply stores nationwide including CVS, Duane Reade, Eckerd, Genovese, Longs, Osco, Sally’s Beauty Supply, Rite Aid, SavOn and Walgreen’s, among others.

About Deborah Altizio
In addition to her work on the runway, Deborah has created picture-perfect faces for such television shows as The Today Show, The View, Good Morning America and MTV and for such companies as BMW, Sony Music and Warner Music International.

About American International Industries
American International Industries is a leading manufacturer and distributor of innovative, premium beauty and skin care products available in retail and professional beauty supply stores worldwide. A.I.I. was founded in 1971 and, through the acquisition of quality retail and professional brands, has become one of the largest privately held beauty companies in the U.S.



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