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Painting your walls is a great way to protect your exterior and boost your home’s curb appeal. If you want to refresh your exterior walls, but don’t know where to start, read our guide below!

Bryan Mulledy - Manager, Pat McDonnell Paints – Athlone

By Bryan Mulledy, Manager, Pat McDonnell Paints – Athlone

By John Kavanagh, Manager, Pat McDonnell Paints – Galway

We get a lot of queries at Pat McDonnell Paints this time of year, as the weather improves, from customers wanting to paint the exterior of their newly built houses. Painting the exterior of your home not only transforms it but will also help to protect it from weather damage.

Its Beauty review time at Matt O Flaherty Chemists, and having rigoursly sampled all the new launces, to bring you the best foundations, blushers, you name it, these are the ‘musts’ you have to try, selected by their team of beauty experts.

Catrice Cosmetics have an amazing range of products for your eyes, from palettes to eye colours, liquid metal to powder eyeshadows, waterproof, pencil, and coloured eyeliners and mascaras! Here are Catrice’s top five tips for your eyes.

Discover the beauty of Autumn this September as Ireland’s leading premier department store Brown Thomas welcomes Berry Beautiful, an 11 day beauty spectacular taking place from Thursday, September 5 to Sunday, 15 in all Brown Thomas stores.

Natural make-up is the key to looking great this autumn/winter. Just look at Emma Watson, the star of the new movie The Perks of Being a Wallflower.

Having watched some of the best make-up artists in Brown Thomas work for years, when it comes to eyeshadow, the mantra is always the same: blend, blend, blend. Start off by covering the eye area with a good primer, such as MAC’s painterly, the closest to human skin colour you will ever find. This covers all the imperfections and gives the shadow something to stick to. If you have oily lids you will love this product. Then, using a good brush (I like MAC 217) swirl the make-up around, tap the excess off, and then really work that brush so that no hard lines are visible. Remember not to use the darkest colour too close to the brow bone, unless you are in drag. Then not only is it OK, but appropriate.