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Powered by Guardian.co.ukThis article titled “New faces for 2012″ was written by Eva Wiseman, for The Observer on Sunday 11th March 2012 00.05 UTC

What will our faces be wearing this year? A thin sheen of sweat, sure (see: recession), but under that a rainbow of make-up. Lips will be strong and lacquered, cheeks chalky with pastel colour, eyeliner will parody the 1950s swoosh, and hair (when not popped away in a sleek ponytail) will be full-on 70s candyfloss curls. We asked some of the world’s best stylists and make-up artists – Terry Barber (MAC’s director of make-up artistry), Bobbi Brown, Charles Worthington and NARS’s Jane Richardson – to break down this year’s key beauty looks, and teach us how to look exactly like the ladies to the right. Or as close as you can get without a serious load of genetic modification and a very kind light.

Modern monochrome

1 Sweep rose pink over the eyelid, then dab on Vaseline before patting on glitter
2 Brush bronzer under the cheekbones, but skip blush
3 Curl lashes, but leave off mascara
4 Blend matte lip pencil with NARS Baroque Velvet Lip Pencil (£17.50, narscosmetics.co.uk)
5 Add drama with darker gloss on the bottom lip only

Tomato red

1 Brush on a sheer, yellow-based foundation
2 Apply a nude peachy blush to the apple of the cheek
3 Add a sweep of gel liner to the eye, then black mascara
4 Use a lip brush to paint Bobbi Brown Rip Lip Colour in Guava (£18, bobbibrown.co.uk)
5 Work outwards from the centre of the top lip in short strokes. Repeat for more intensity

Neon beauty pageant

1 Colour block up to the eyebrow in pastel
2 Press MAC’s Saint Germain on to lips
3 Prep damp hair with Charles Worthington Front Row Blow-dry spray (£6.29, charlesworthington.com) then tong from the root in all directions. Brush from underneath, then pinch the ends of the curls and backcomb with fingers
4 Apply Nail Rock to nails (£6.70, asos.com)

Calligraphic liner

1 Map out the angular eye shape with a brush and MAC Fluidline gel liner (£14, maccosmetics.co.uk)
2 Clean up the edges with make-up remover and a cotton bud
3 Fill in the outline with colour
4 Finish with volumising mascara

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