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For those who prefer the ease of application that comes with a nonliquid formula, both makeup artist Sarah Uslan (her clients include Olivia Colman and Michelle Monaghan) and makeup artist Lucy Halperin are fans of Tom Ford’s Traceless Foundation Stick. “It’s so creamy, easy to apply, and has a great shade range,” says Halperin. Uslan loves the way it “glides” on and that you can use it sparingly (which is generally good advice for mature skin). “You can just spot-treat areas with redness or discoloration if you don’t want to wear foundation over your entire face.” Final thoughts: This is one of my favourite high street foundations, it can be built up to a super-full finish or sheered out with a Beautyblender for a lighter tint.
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Henna is deeply intertwined with the Indian culture, but who knew that one day it would be used to fake the most natural-looking freckles! Get yourself an organic henna cone, and freehand the freckles on your cheeks and some on your nose. They do not have to be symmetrical. Once you make little dots on your face, lightly tap the henna to let it set on your face. Keep them on for as long as you can, for a minimum of 30 minutes, and then gently remove them without applying water. Voila, the best, freckles, ever! By using self-tanner you can give yourself faux freckles that’ll last for a few days, and that’ll be apparent when you’re not wearing any makeup. This self-tanner from St. Tropez is perfect for the fake freckles trend for two reasons: the color is a natural one that doesn’t lean towards orange and it only needs to sit on the skin for a couple of hours to work instead of the usual 8 hours. Below I explain exactly how to use it to achieve semi-permanent fake freckles. You can find it at Ulta.