Beauty: Festival Looks Made Easy

You've semi-successfully set up your tent, picked out your outfit and lined your stomach with a bacon and egg roll - so what to do before the good tunes start in the afternoon? Give yourself a killer Splendour beauty look (before you start day drinking, please) with the stuff you've already got in your make up bag. Resident MUA + beauty expert Isabella Iasenzaniro gives you the tips on easy, impactful looks and the perfect second day hair, inspired by the runway.

The look: Starry eyeliner at Anthony Vaccarello

Use: Black, brown or navy kohl pencil

Fun, edgy and a little grunge; this is perfect for the rock star of the group. Skip the mascara to keep things fresh.

Via Anthony Vaccarello.

The look: Boxer braids at Creatures of the Wind

Use: A tail comb; anti-frizz cream or serum; small hair elastics + a friend (or strong arm muscles).

This is perfect ‘second day hair’ – your locks are feeling a bit greasy from all that dancing around on day one and your tousled festival waves have fallen flat.

Just add anti-frizz cream or serum - it's easier to manipulate your hair into a braid when it's a little oiled (plus it won't come loose) - braid + go - you might need a friend to help you with this.

Via Creatures Of The Wind.

The look: Glitter at Burberry

Use: Loose glitter - that's it!

The best part about this trend is that it's so easy to achieve and can be as subtle or as crazy as you like.

If you apply this directly after your makeup, it will stick to your base. Avoid over powdering in those areas as it won't stick so well. This will work best when using cream based products, like a cream highlight, as this will have holding power and compliment the glitter beautifully!

Via Pinterest.

Via Burberry.

The look: Subtle gold at Vionnet FW16

Use: Gold eye shadow or liner.

This trend is for the girl who likes to be effortlessly cool. She doesn't want to look as though she spent too much time doing her makeup.

The best part about this look? You’ve probably already got some gold liner or shadow lying around in your makeup bag; just add a few drops of water to a shadow before applying to enhance the pigment - you want the texture to be like a thick paint.