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WHEN it comes to skin foundation, you never want it to look cakey and dry.

Thankfully beauty mogul Charlotte Tilbury has revealed exactly how to avoid the issue and also how to prevent it building up in fine lines.

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Charlotte Tilbury has shared her top tips for flawless-looking foundation[/caption]

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You can avoid cakey foundation by properly moisturising skin[/caption]

On her website, the make-up artist, 51, stated: “Caked-on complexion makeup is never a good look. 

“Fortunately, there are many ways to fix cakey-looking makeup without having to restart your application process from scratch.

“Usually, cakey-looking makeup is caused by using the wrong product for your skin type, dry skin that hasn’t been properly moisturised or prepped, not applying your makeup products in the correct order or applying too much product. 

“To avoid this, always apply your makeup products in the correct order to clean and hydrated skin and leave a minute or two between each application to allow your skin to properly absorb the benefits of each product.

“Additionally, never skip on primer. 

“Charlotte’s primers will help you achieve a smooth-looking base to avoid that cakey foundation finish. Finally, when it comes to applying your foundation, blend in small amounts of the product at a time to avoid that unflattering, over-applied look.”

The make-up pro shared a number of tips for fixing a cakey make-up look at home.

Charlotte advised using a make-up brush to blend out your product from the centre, outwards.

She explained that this “ gently manipulates your foundation to erase any harsh lines. Just magic!”

Her second tip is to spritz using a face mist.

She wrote that you can use an oil-free and lightweight setting spray to refresh the skin and melt away “powdery patches”.

Thirdly, you can “loosen” foundation if it’s already on and looking cakey by exposing your skin to steam in the room, e.g. by putting a hot shower on in the bathroom.

She added: “Alternatively, boil a small pot of water, wafting the steam towards your face to loosen any signs of cakiness.”

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Charlotte said dry skin that hasn’t been properly moisturised can look cakey[/caption]

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Finally, she advised that you ensure you are wearing the right foundation for your skin type.

She explained: “If you’re using the wrong formula for your skin type or desired look, you may experience an unflattering finish. 

“Be sure to discover your skin type for better beauty results and then, discover Charlotte’s wardrobe of foundations to find the best one for you. 

“If your skin is dry, you’ll want to avoid powders that will highlight any dry patches. 

“And if the foundation feels too heavy on your face, switch to a more lightweight option.”

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FANS reckoned Gabriel told Erling Haaland to “fetch my boot” as their rivalry hit new levels.

The pair famously clashed at the Etihad earlier in the season when Haaland threw the ball at Gabriel’s head following John Stones’ dramatic equaliser.

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Gabriel and Erling Haaland renewed their rivalry at the Emirates[/caption]

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The Arsenal defender pointed at his boot – leaving fans in hysterics[/caption]

The Norwegian striker then told Mikel Arteta to “stay humble” in the aftermath of the controversial 2-2 draw.

Neither Gabriel nor Haaland was backing down in the latest instalment of this bitter feud as Arsenal ran riot with a thumping 5-1 victory over Manchester City.

And it was the Arsenal man who had viewers in stitches with his antics late on at the Emirates.

Following their latest tussle, the Brazilian defender ended up on the deck missing his right boot.

As Haaland walked off, he grabbed the City striker’s shorts and then pointed at his point.

While it seems he was simply pointing out that Haaland had knocked his boot off in the challenge, plenty of Arsenal supporters were convinced he was ordering Haaland to go and get it for him.

One said: “Gabriel telling Haaland to go fetch his boot is all the ‘stay humble’ aura we need.”

Another wrote: “Oi little bro, go fetch my boot like a good boy.”

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A third added: “Gabriel told him to grab his boot for him on live TV in front of the world.”

A fourth commented: “Gabriel telling Haaland to go pick his boot has to be the funniest thing ever. Stay humble eh.”

A fifth replied: “He’s fully rattled.”

And a final user quipped: “Gabriel asking Haaland to pass him in his boot after mugging him off. I’m afraid there’s simply no other option but for Haaland to retire now.”

Gabriel was relishing his chance to have another go at Haaland.

And he did not have to wait long to get his first pop in.

With less than two minutes on the clock, Arsenal capitalised on a defensive error and Martin Odegaard slotted home.

Gabriel screamed in Haaland’s face in the centre circle – Martin Keown vs Ruud van Nistelrooy style – as he ran past to join in the team celebrations.

Haaland got in the next blow by rising above Gabriel’s centre-back partner William Saliba to thunder in a powerful header for the equaliser.

But as Arsenal took control of the game, Myles Lewis-Skelly joined in the digs at Haaland by brilliantly copying his trademark ‘meditating’ celebration when he made it 3-1.

Then when Ethan Nwaneri curled home a beauty with the final kick of the game to wrap up the 5-1 thumping, Gabriel sarcastically and pointedly clapped right in front of Haaland.

The City star refused to bite despite his frustrations and calmly smirked and pointed to the golden Premier League badge on his sleeve – reminding his foe of their respective recent silverware.

Gabriel, meanwhile, got into an animated argument with Matheus Nunes as the tempers continued to sizzle away after the full-time whistle once again.

Haaland’s dad even got involved in his son’s battle, sharing a post from Arsenal of the Gunners stars enjoying Lewis-Skelly’s celebration captioned “this team” by writing: “‘This Team’ that wins everything. Ehhhhh, not.”

But in the end, it was the centre-back who enjoyed the last laugh with an emphatic demolition job of the crumbling, catastrophic champions.

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Gabriel roared in Haaland’s face when Martin Odegaard scored[/caption]

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The defender enjoyed Myles Lewis-Skelly’s cheeky celebration[/caption]

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Gabriel sarcastically clapped towards Haaland near at the end[/caption]

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The striker responded by pointing at the gold Premier League badge on his sleeve[/caption]

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Gabriel clashed with Matheus Nunes at the end[/caption]

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The defender clearly enjoyed the sweet thumping victory[/caption]

A BRITISH dad has died after being struck down with salmonella while on a luxury family holiday in the Canary Islands.

Leslie Green had been staying at the four star Occidental Jandia Playa resort in Fuerteventura, while enjoying a sunshine break for his 70th birthday.

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Leslie Green on his holiday in the Canary Islands[/caption]

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The grandad died after being struck down by Salmonella[/caption]

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He had been staying at the four star Occidental Jandia Playa[/caption]

But he was struck down with salmonella during the second week of the £2,300 holiday before being admitted to a Spanish hospital when his condition worsened.

The grandfather-of-one then developed complications, including sepsis and kidney failure, and died in hospital around four weeks later.

Leslie’s wife of 38 years, Julie, was also left seriously ill after she too got salmonella and spent a week in hospital.

She fell poorly a week after the start of her husband’s illness – on the day of her 60th birthday.

Julie, of Little Lever, Bolton, has now instructed specialist international serious injury lawyers to investigate.

She said the couple had concerns a carbonara sauce they ate one day was lukewarm while she found her chicken undercooked during another meal.

She also revealed she didn’t see any staff washing their hands and newly cooked food would be mixed with food that had been stood.

Retired NHS assistant nurse Julie said: “When we booked the holiday to celebrate my 60th and Leslie’s 70th, we never imagined it would turn out the way it did.

“During the second week of the holiday, Leslie became ill and got progressively worse.

“I soon knew it was serious and wasn’t just a 24-hour thing that would pass. A few days later he was in hospital and then a week later I was as well.

“I was lucky in that, while I was very poorly, I wasn’t as bad as Leslie. Seeing him in hospital in those last few days was awful.

“He looked so frail, and I felt so helpless as I couldn’t do anything for him.

“Saying goodbye to Leslie and seeing his life slip away is something I don’t think I’ll get over.”

Julie continued: “Leslie was one of the good guys. He was a kind and gentle man who adored his family and enjoyed keeping fish, playing darts and pool, and supporting his football team, Bury FC.

“I still can’t comprehend how we went on holiday together, but Leslie never came home. If it wasn’t for the pain I wake with daily, it almost wouldn’t seem real.

“Leslie and I had so many plans for our retirement, but I feel cheated that these have been taken away from us in the cruellest way.

“The least I deserve is answers.”

Leslie and Julie, who have two daughters and one grandchild, arrived at Occidental Jandia Playa on October 1 last year.

Leslie fell ill on October 9 with symptoms including diarrhoea, which led to dehydration.

He was seen by the in-resort doctor on October 12 and taken by ambulance to the local clinic to be given fluids, but he was admitted to hospital the following day.

CRUEL LOSS

Leslie, who tested positive for salmonella, suffered complications including kidney failure, pneumonia and sepsis – where the body attacks itself in response to an infection.

He was placed into an induced coma, yet he continued to deteriorate, and doctors said they could do nothing further for him.

Leslie died hours after his life-support machine was switched off on November 4.

His body was repatriated a week later. A post-mortem examination was carried out on November 18, the results of which are awaited.

Julie, who had remained in Fuerteventura at the end of her holiday to be at her husband’s bedside was discharged from hospital on October 24.

Following her return home, Julie was still affected by bowel related issues.

The couple’s daughter, Becci, 35, flew out to support her parents and to be at her dad’s bedside when his life-support machine was switched off.

Their eldest daughter, Sarah, 38, who is in end stage kidney failure, had recently been discharged from intensive care so was not medically fit to fly.

Another British woman who fell ill while staying at the resort around the same time as Leslie and Julie has also asked lawyers at Irwin Mitchell to investigate after she was diagnosed with salmonella.

Jennifer Hodgson, the expert international serious injury lawyer at Irwin Mitchell representing Julie, said: “This is an extremely worrying case with the first-hand accounts we’ve heard from our clients who stayed at the resort at the same time being very similar.

“The impact of salmonella and other gastric illnesses should never be downplayed.

“They can result in serious complications leading to serious injury and sadly death, as Leslie’s case tragically highlights.

“While nothing can make up for what’s happened, we’re now investigating our client’s concerns and are determined to provide them with not only the answers they deserve, but access to specialist rehabilitation and support.”

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Leslie Green with his daughter Sarah[/caption]

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Leslie fell ill during the second week[/caption]