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Last Monday (29th July) I was featured with a photo interview in The Times newspaper. The article, entitled The secret’s out: more men are buying make-up, was written by 2004 Feature Writer of the Year Carol Midgley and photographs by award winning photographer, Colin Mcpherson.
The shoot and interview took place at the Harvey Nichols Beauty Bazaar in Liverpool. Carol and me sat at a table laden with products in the Wow Bar chatting about what it means to be a modern man in the world of beauty and grooming.
The store was open during all this so it was an interesting experience to be snapped sat in the middle of the floor whilst staff and consultants hid for cover. I managed to get through the whole shoot by only getting the giggles once.
My biggest fear was that photos for newspapers can’t be Photoshopped [photo by Colin Mcpherson][/caption]The picture below was one of the last ones taken. It was on the treatment bed at Carita and I asked the therapist who was to pretend to give me a facial that “When you get hold of my face, pull it back as tight as you can. If it hurts, I don’t care, just pull it all back” and luckily it worked!
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