So this photo was recently tweeted by Burberry
for their Spring/ Summer 2012 Campaign.
I vaguely recollect Burberry having a makeup collection and certainly didn't know they did any darker shades.
Oh. According to BelleSugar, they didn't.
Designer Christopher Bailey is a man of his word. Back in 2010, we spoke to the Burberry creative director
when Burberry Beauty first launched. At the time, the line had no
foundations for women with dark skin tones, but Bailey promised that
some were on the way. Now, the makeup line has delivered, with four new
foundation and concealer shades for darker skin tones. Both the Luminous
Fluid Foundation and Luminous Compact Foundations are now available in
Trench No. 10, 11, 12 and 13 and the Sheer Concealer is now available in
Amber No. 5, Hazelnut No. 6, Walnut No. 7 and Mahogany No. 8. The
shades, part of The Natural Luminosity 2012 Collection, are available at
David Jones Bondi Junction, Bourke Street Mall and Chadstone. Great
news, no?
http://www.bellasugar.com.au/Burberry-Beauty-Launches-New-Shades-Foundation-Dark-Skin-Tones-22390314
Will these be available in the UK?
Its funny now all these makeup ranges are just discovering black women exist in the UK.
I still lol at YSL's explanation that the reason touche eclat wasn't available in darker shades for over ten years is because they didn't have "the technology".
(Picture depicting YSL Beauty scientist: Roger, will my mind ever be able to reach the heights that will allow me to make a concealor for anyone darker than tan?)
Well i give them more points than Rimmel who have Solange as a spokesperson yet make no darker shades of foundation or concealor.
Solange wears foundation not from us. K thanx bye
What say you?
If anyone tries it come back and tell me how it goes.
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