A small act of self-expression. - by New Idea 11 Mar 2021
Being royal is all about upholding tradition and following protocol but when it comes to the females of the family and their beauty habits, things can get a little ugly.
WATCH BELOW: Princess Charlotte flicks her hair just like mum Kate Middleton.
For every carefully preened princess and coifed queen, there is a daring duchess and a made-over monarch pushing those old royal rules.
While Hollywood stars lavish in the latest beauty fads, simplicity is key for the royal family’s females with each expected to stay fresh-faced and formal for all those public engagements and private functions.
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Even on Zoom, Hannah Murray has great posture. The British makeup artist comes by her enviable body mechanics honestly: As a lithe teenager growing up in Gloucestershire, England, in the mid-â90s, Murray trained rigorously at the English National Ballet School in London, where Diana, the Princess of Wales, was famously a patron. âI was determined and a perfectionist. I was blinkered and focused,â she says of her ambitions to become a professional dancer, until a debilitating injury sidelined her at age 19 and subsequent injuries forced her to hang up her slippers for good. But balletâs loss has been the beauty worldâs gain. In her nearly 20-year career, Murray has channeled that same discipline into a skin-focused natural approach to minimal makeup that has earned her countless magazine covers and one very exciting new contract: Today, Murray officially begins her role as the first-ever globa