Spring clean your make-up collection in time for Summer with our run-down of this season's hottest beauty trends. Check out our top five make-up looks from Spring/Summer 2014 catwalks including tips from MUA Ruby Hammer on how you can recreate the look yourself from hot pink lips, purple eye shadow and feline flicks.

Make up artist Lucy Bridge was behind the 'modern meets raw' look from the Louise Alsop (Fashion East) catwalk show at London Fashion Week. We went behind the scenes and got the lowdown on the look and how you can recreate the smokey-eyed wet look.   

Make-Up Artist Louise Dartford was behind the beautiful, fresh and expensive look from the Gyunel AW14 catwalk show at London Fashion Week. The fabrics used in the collection were very luxurious and by keeping the make-up quite understated but still bringing out the girls’ beauty, complemented the collection rather than distract from it.

Constant dashing between shows and working long hours means we usually forgo our beauty sleep which can cause your skin to look dull, eyes to look tired, complexion to feel dry and new wrinkles to appear. Don't worry as Ruby Hammer has provided her skin rescue tips to help supercharge your skin during London Fashion Week.

Having gained an MBE for her contribution to cosmetics, internationally acclaimed make up artist Ruby Hammer is a force to be reckoned with. Not only has she worked with the world’s top photographers and designers, Ruby’s diverse roles have also included magazine columnist and brand creator. Ruby’s expertise on achieving healthy, beautiful skin is second to none, making her the perfect new Beauty Ambassador for Udo's Choice.

It’s official, the party season is in full swing. This month of festive celebrations is a time when you want to look your best; glamorous make-up, perfect hair and a little black dress maybe. However the late nights and over-indulgences that often come with it can take their toll. Too many parties can leave you looking less than radiant. There are steps you can take though to ensure you sparkle at all of your Christmas parties - and the mornings after.

When northern-born make-up artist Lucy Bridge moved to London, a chance meeting with British fashion photographer Tim Walker propelled her career into the big time. Lucy has since worked with the likes of Rita Ora and had her worked published in titles such as Vogue and The Sunday Times Style.