Julie Hewett Los Angeles® Adds Two Chic New Eye Pencil Shades to its Collection

LOS ANGELES - March 25, 2013 - PRLog -- ‘Boho’ is ideal for creating a smoky bohemian-chic eye reminiscent of icon, Bridget Bardot and ‘Baroque’ gives a luxe and elegant “gilded beauty” look. These too-good-to-be-true eye pencils go on smooth and add just the right hint of color. They can be used to line the inner lashes or to create that sought after come-hither smoky look. ‘Boho’ and ‘Baroque’ are joining a beautiful existing collection of eye pencils which includes shades: ‘Aurora,’ a glistening pure, snow white, ‘Dahlia,’ a metallic dark amethyst, ‘Smudge,’ a smoking copper brown ‘Soot,’ a matte noir black. Julie Hewett Los Angeles®  eye pencils retail for $17.00 dollars.  

When creating ‘Boho’ Ms. Hewett was inspired by 1960’s bohemian bombshells. ‘Baroque’ was inspired by the ornate gilded fashion the time period.  Julie suggests, “Warm your pencil on the back of your hand before application and build layers for a darker, more evening look.”

About Julie Hewett Los Angeles®  

Julie Hewett Los Angeles cosmetics line currently includes the Noir Collection, the line’s signature red lipstick line which features 9 Noir Lipsticks and 9 matching Noir Lip Liners, Organic Camellia Balm, Cheekie: Lip & Cheek Shine, Bijou Lipstick Collection, Lip Lush, Ora Mineral Foundations, Omit Concealers, Cashmere Mascara, Eye Pencils, Shimmy, Bud of Rose, Floral Waters, Palettes and much more.

About Julie Hewett

Ms. Hewett’s works include blockbusters; Hitchcock, Magic Mike, The Guilt Trip, Pearl Harbor, Oceans 11, 12 & 13, and the Academy Award-winning American Beauty & The Artist among others.  Ms. Hewett’s career in film has spanned more than 20 years as a professional make-up artist and is a member of the prestigious Academy Motion Pictures of Arts and Sciences, an honor bestowed for a contribution to the art of film making for her exceptional make-up artistry.  In 2011, Ms. Hewett was nominated for an Emmy for her work with Diane Lane on HBO’s Cinema Verite. Ms. Hewett recently wrapped “Saving Mr. Banks,” a period film & behind-the-scenes look at how the popular Disney film “Mary Poppins” came to be with Tom Hanks, Emma Thompson and Colin Farrell.