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Gordon Brown’s Make-Up Tips May 11. 2009
UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown (photo credit: the Sun newspaper) British Prime Minister Gordon Brown had a bit of an embarrassing moment last week, when an aide accidentally left a pouch of documents in a cab. Among the documents in the pouch, was a page on how to apply makeup. Remember to blend, Gordon. Side Bar: I wonder what’s in Obama’s Ebony Fashion Fair make-up bag. Slap on the face for PM GORDON Brown was red-faced again last night after his MAKE-UP tips were left in a taxi by a bungling aide. The note, among a pile of sensitive documents, told the craggy-faced PM how to apply layers of slap and fake tan. It adds to his embarrassment after the MPs’ expenses row. It came as details of Tory expenses emerged. There are also security concerns. A white A4 sheet listed Mr Brown’s make-up routine if he has to do it himself. It read: 1. Transparent Brush. Foam all over. This is believed to be an illuminating foam to give the PM’s face that certain glow. 2. Small pot under eyes, dimple, creases, blend in. This refers to the use of concealer to smooth out facial bumps and blemishes. 3. Clinique. Super balanced make-up. All over again, like painting a wall, and ears. Shut eyes over lids then with make-up pad smooth over liquid. This tells the PM to trowel foundation over his whole face. 4. Powder (dark brush) terracotta Guerlain, all over. Slap on fake tan bronzer. Taking the shine off ... powder A Westminster insider said: “It’s an idiot’s guide to applying heavy make-up. It will cause deep embarrassment because the PM paints himself as a no-nonsense man’s man.” … A No10 spokesman said: “The bag was accidentally left by a junior member of staff. We thank The Sun for returning it. The PM, like everyone on TV, is required to wear make-up.” |
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