Nic Chapman's Top Tips

MAKE THE MOST OF THE LIGHT

Whether it’s coming through the window or roof, turn your head towards the light source when doing your make-up so that it is aimed directly at your face, giving you the best possible chance at applying your makeup evenly and avoiding being baked in blush. You can also get a mirror with a light attached to it for those early mornings or late night make up needs.

STICK TO CREAM BASE PRODUCTS

Unless it's pressed, avoid loose powders – the last thing you need is your powder spilling everywhere as you go over a speed bump! Cream formulas such as the Pro Artist Soft Glow Cream Bronzer are so much easier for on-the-go application as you can blend out with your fingers and are easier to make look more natural when you don’t have much time. I find that cream products are super flattering and let the skin glow beautifully.

NEED A QUICK TOUCH UP?

Go big with mascara and lipstick! These are the easiest bits to apply on the go and you can layer away knowing that mostly more is more when it comes to mascara, although some full volume mascaras only need one layer. If you want to keep it safe with enhanced but natural looking lashes, I'd recommend the No7 Pro Artist That’s A Wrap Tubing Mascara.