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Sandy Linter

The holidays are here, and it’s one of the few times of the year that gives us permission to elevate our style. Years ago, my friend and iconic makeup artist, Sandy Linter, told me, “Less is less.” Sandy was referring to many women of a certain age who stop wearing makeup and no longer make

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For the last three weeks, I’ve been on a relentless hunt for a foundation that matches my skin tone and

When was the last time you visited Ulta or Sephora or cruised makeup lessons on YouTube? Lots of teens and

A great way to build a wardrobe is when you’re buying new clothes, think about how you can mix and

Before the holidays a reader sent me a message: “I went to see Stevie Nicks last night and I was

I have supported the Aids Memorial from the very beginning because what is remembered, lives. My generation of hair stylists,

Over the years Sandy Linter’s watched the best photographers, supermodels and lighting people work. As one of the top makeup

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It was August, 1969. I was married to Adam Linter who managed a club called The Salvation, on 1 Sheridan

For two days in a row, it took me 20 minutes to do my own makeup. I almost never do

Sandy Linter’s book, Makeup Wakeup, Revitalizing Your Look at Any Age, written with Lois Joy Johnson, award-winning journalist and founding

Loved working on the Monster Mash photo shoot. Albert Watson, photographer and starring Traci Lords. It was a graveyard smash!

I met all these wonderful people simply by choosing the right profession for myself as a makeup artist. The first

I’m reading Keith Richards’ book, LIFE. I’m into the chapter when Keith met Patti. Love this! They actually met at

Monica Lewinsky is a wonderful, sweet and natural girl. She came to Patrick’s (Demarchelier) studio all alone. At this time

Since the early 1970s, Sandy Linter’s run with the cool crowd by night, and by day worked with top designers,

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This year, 2015, marks Lancôme’s 80th anniversary. What began in 1935, as a French fragrance house, is now one of