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Alice is Brides' Beauty and Features Editor and has been at the magazine since 2005. She got married to John du Parcq in June 2007 at Ramster, Chiddingfold, and lives in South West London.

Kate Winslet's BAFTA Beauty Look

After last week's Baftas, Jackie Tyson (the resident make-up artist for X-Factor and Britain's Got Talent) got in touch and took me through Kate Winslet's red carpet look.

Kate Winslet
'Kate's look was spot-on: clear, flawless, plump and healthy skin with no-makeup make-up. Her skin was gorgeous; look at the sheen across the apples of the cheeks reflecting the red carpet lighting. The key to getting this look is about your preparation and tools. Used a delicate scrub in the days leading up to the occasion, like Karin Herzog Mild Scrub (£30, www.karinherzog.co.uk) with its fine marble powder spheres to slough off dead skin without any abrasive action. Moisturise and remove any excess with a facial tissue. Try out a primer to help minimise lines, even the skin tone and close open pores. I like Avon's Magix Face Perfector (£10; www.avonshop.co.uk) to reduce oil and shine in all the wrong places, so you can apply a sheen in all the right places. Use a soft fan-shaped brush dipped in a iridescent powder across the surfaces of the face that the light naturally hits, such as the nose, forehead and cheeks.'
PS: Want a red carpet lesson with Jackie?
She's just opened her Makeup School in a purpose-built studio at her country home in Berkshire, and hosts intimate group of up to eight people for make-up lessons. So whether you want to learn bridal make-up with your mum or have party make-up lessons with your hens (and get Jackie's X-Factor tricks and secrets), visit www.jackietyson.co.uk

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