The Charlotte Tilbury Transformations - Telegraph International make-up artist Charlotte Tilbury gives a reader a makeover with a difference In a new regular feature, the make-up mogul Charlotte Tilbury will be transforming readers' routines with the perfect foundation, some clever shading and the right lip and eye shades. Scroll down to see the first four - and to feature in a future makeover, email thestellamakeover@telegraph.co.uk with a close-up photo of your face and 200 words or less explaining why you need her help... The Dolce Vita Helen Jackson, 55 Helen is a project manager in the Civil Service. She lives in Walthamstow with her partner Roy. She is a fan of The Body Shop's Vitamin E range and her failsafe beauty product is a red lipstick. Helen Jackson, before and after. Photo: Jon Gorrigan Charlotte: Helen had spent too much time in the sun, and her skin lacked moisture. As soon as I applied moisturiser, her skin immediately looked different. As you get older your face can become jowly around the jawline, so I contoured that and her forehead and chin with darker powder to make her face look slimmer. I also applied a little darker powder to the tip of her nose to shortern it slightly. Helen's face was also lacking blusher. It's a sign of youth and, as soon as you put it on, it livens up the face. Her brows were a nice shape but gappy, so I filled them in to give her face more structure. Helen has lovely hazel green eyes, but the greyness of the eyeshadow she was using deadened them. I applied amber and bronze tones to her lids to bring out the hazel. These colours are much more modern and give a lustrous glow. I also used a cream liner inside her bottom waterline to open up her eyes and lift them. Finally, I lined her lips and added gloss, using a tawny tone. The orange-red lipstick she was previously using was dated. Helen: I was dreading having heavy foundation, but this was light and brought a radiance to my skin. The best part was the eyes. Charlotte pointed out the "fabulous grey ring around my eyes," which I'd never noticed. Since the makeover I've taken more time to do my make-up on special occasions, especially around the eye area. Products used: Matte Revolution Lipstick in Bond Girl, £23, Charlotte Tilbury; Rock 'n' Kohl Eye Pencil in Bedroom Black, £19, Charlotte Tilbury; Tom Ford's Cheek Color in Ravish, £46, House of Fraser; The Golden Goddess Katherine Amy Dawes, 25 This 25-year-old house-music singer always keeps a glitter eyeliner with her to give her eyes some sparkle, but Charlotte wanted to give Katherine a more grown-up, "golden goddess" look. Katherine Amy Dawes, before and after. Photo: Mary Rozzi Charlotte: Katherine was wearing the wrong colour foundation: although she is fair, her skin tone has more golden undertones, and the foundation she was wearing was too pink. Once I fixed that, I contoured her jawline, highlighted her cheekbones and used my Cheek To Chic blusher in Ecstasy (£30). It's a much warmer, bronzy blusher, because in her first picture Katherine's blusher was too pink, with blue undertones - it completely clashed with her skin tone. Around the eyes she hadn't blended the black and gold eyeshadows enough - they looked heavier than they should have. Instead, I sculpted into her socketline and underneath her eyes with a golden caramel shade, and lined her eyes with a chocolate-brown pencil, which suited her much more than black. On the inside rim of her eyes I used my Rock 'n' Kohl eyeliner in Eye Cheat (£19), which is a creamy nude that really opens up the eyes. It's softer than a white liner, and looks more natural. I lined the lips and used a pinky plum shade with lots of gloss on top, which emphasised the great shape of Katherine's lips. They were completely lost in the first image - a result of using the wrong colour lipstick without liner. Katherine: I think I look like a more glamorous, grown-up version of myself. I've always focused on my eyes, so it's great that Charlotte also did her version of a heavier eye, which is still based around gold and copper tones. I like how my skin looks too: it didn't feel heavy at all, but the foundation really evened out my skin, and I look warmer and more glowy. Products used: Lip Lustre in Ibiza Nights, £16.50, Charlotte Tilbury; Lip Cheat Lip Liner in Pillowtalk, £16, Charlotte Tilbury; Full Fat Lashes Mascara, £22, Charlotte Tilbury; Light Wonder Foundation, £32, Charlotte Tilbury; Wonderglow Beauty Flash, £38.50, Charlotte Tilbury; The Classic Eye Powder Pencil in Sophia, £16, Charlotte Tilbury; Brow Lift in Grace K, £22.50, Charlotte Tilbury; The Retoucher Concealer, £25, Charlotte Tilbury; Products used: Luxury Eye Palette in Golden Goddess, £38, Charlotte Tilbury; Cheek to Chic Blusher in Ecstasy, £30, Charlotte Tilbury; K.I.S.S.I.N.G Lipstick in Stoned Rose, £23, Charlotte Tilbury; Filmstar Bronze & Glow, £49, Charlotte Tilbury; Charlotte's Magic Cream, £70, Charlotte Tilbury; The Bombshell Kayleigh Attwood, 31 This 31-year-old publicist has always had a thing for classic Hollywood glamour, but found it difficult to make it work for her. Charlotte wanted to create a "bombshell" make-up look on Kayleigh. Kayleigh Attwood, before and after. Photo Mary Rozzi Charlotte: The make-up Kayleigh had on just didn't suit her. I shaded her nose, cheekbones, jaws and temples with a bronzer, which changed her face shape. It gave her cheekbones, whereas in her first picture Kayleigh's face looks much flatter and rounder. I felt like her eyebrows were too harshly drawn in, so I softened them with a brow pencil that was lighter. For quick smoky eyes, I used my Colour Chameleon Eyeshadow Pencil in Amber Haze (£19) across her lids to give a more smouldered effect, and winged out her eyeliner: liner looks more flattering elongated. I rimmed the inside of her lids with black liner, to add definition and bring out her eye colour, and curled her lashes, which stopped her eyes from looking hooded. Finally, Kayleigh's lips were uneven and she wasn't using liner: a big no-no. I used my K.I.S.S.I.N.G Lipstick in So Marilyn (£23), with a little gloss on top, to make the colour pop. Kayleigh: My make-up style before the shoot was a very all-or-nothing approach. On an 'all' day, we're talking eyes, lips, everything. My make-up look has always been very vintage-inspired, but I was stuck in a bit of a rut. Charlotte helped me break out of this but still kept very much within my personal style. The shape and colour of my eyes look very different, and for the first time I am wearing eyeshadow, which makes all the difference. Products used: Filmstar Bronze & Glow, £49, Charlotte Tilbury; The Retoucher Concealer, £25, Charlotte Tilbury; Charlotte's Magic Cream, £70, Charlotte Tilbury; Light Wonder Foundation, £32, Charlotte Tilbury; Wonderglow Beauty Flash, £38.50, Charlotte Tilbury; Products used: Brow Lift in Grace K, £22.50, Charlotte Tilbury; Full Fat Lashes Mascara, £22, Charlotte Tilbury; The Feline Flick in Panther, £22, Charlotte Tilbury; Colour Chameleon in Amber Haze, £19, Charlotte Tilbury;Lip Lustre in Red Vixen, £16.50, Charlotte Tilbury; K.I.S.S.I.N.G Lipstick in So Marilyn, £23, Charlotte Tilbury; Cheek to Chic Blusher in Sex on Fire, £30, Charlotte Tilbury; Lip Cheat Lip Liner in Kiss 'n' Tell, £16, Charlotte Tilbury; Ravain Jay, 45 For this part-time baker, beauty inspiration has always been Italian glamour: red lips and dark, heavy brows. Charlotte created an interpretation of a Dolce Vita-inspired look on her. Ravain Jay, before and after. Charlotte: When I looked at Ravain, I saw that she had this beautiful Indian skin and features. She has gorgeous skin tone but was wearing the wrong foundation - it was too light and pink, which washed out her warmer shade. Also, in the first picture, Ravain's jaw is heavier, so I sculpted it with a bronzer, contoured her cheekbones to narrow her face and highlighted the top of her cheekbones to add a glow. She has naturally good eyebrows, which I eventually unearthed as Ravain was filling them in with too dark a liner and was going too square on the shape. I lightly filled in the arch and went lighter on the brow pencil, which immediately opened up her eyes. I love brown eyes, so to bring out the amber and red tones in Ravain's I used my Dolce Vita Luxury Palette (£38), which has warm, reddish tones. I used a black liner to wing, lift and line her eyes: on warmer skin tones you need that black intensity, so it looks more like a kajal. I used a soft apricot shade on Ravain's cheeks, and my K.I.S.S.I.N.G Lipstick in Penelope Pink (£23) on the lips. The whole look worked together rather than clashing, which was how she was wearing make-up to begin with. Ravain: With the makeover, Charlotte changed my appearance dramatically. I have always loved a glamorous look but this was beyond how I thought I could look - Charlotte defined my cheekbones, softened my eyebrows and accentuated my eyes. I learnt how make-up can bring out the best in your features, and I now use it in a better way to suit my face. Products used: Brow Lift in Cara D, £22.50, Charlotte Tilbury; Lip Cheat Lip Liner in Pillowtalk, £16, Charlotte Tilbury; K.I.S.S.I.N.G Lipstick in Penelope Pink, £23, Charlotte Tilbury; Full Fat Lashes Mascara, £22, Charlotte Tilbury; The Feline Flick in Panther, £22, Charlotte Tilbury; Luxury Eye Palette in Dolce Vita, £38, Charlotte Tilbury; Cheek to Chic Blusher in Ecstasy, £30, Charlotte Tilbury; The Sophisticate Eleanor Hamlett, 58 The 58-year-old counsellor has always worn a nude lipstick with dark-green liner, and hadn't updated her look for years. Charlotte wanted to create a sophisticated make-up look on Eleanor. Eleanor Hamlett, before and after. Charlotte: Eleanor had a little pigmentation but great-quality skin for her age, so we just needed to get her foundation right. She was wearing the wrong colour: it made her look washed out. Also, as she has a weaker jawline, it was an area I knew I could improve instantly by applying a darker shade underneath to contour a shape, using my Filmstar Bronze & Glow (£49). It took years off her. We also sculpted the cheeks and used a neutral blusher, to warm them up a little. Eleanor's brows needed some work, so I filled them in with light strokes of an eyebrow pencil, which gave her face more structure. Green liner just didn't work on Eleanor and didn't bring out the amazing aquamarine shade of her eyes. Instead, I used matte and warm chocolate shades from my Sophisticate Eye Palette (£38) to give a chic and subtle look. These shades brought out her eye colour rather than fought against it. Finally, I used a lipliner - an essential item - to make the lips look fuller. I always use the same shade as the lipstick, which brings out the colour and doesn't look obvious. Eleanor's lipstick was too pale, so I applied a much warmer, spicier nude. Eleanor: I am so pleased with my made-over face. For me, make-up was just part of getting ready in the morning, like brushing my teeth, so I never thought to change it. I like that I don't look overly 'made up', and instead I just look warmer. Since the makeover I use more concealer, have an eyebrow pencil in my make-up bag and a warmer lipstick colour too. Products used: Brow Lift in Grace K, £22.50, Charlotte Tilbury; Full Fat Lashes Mascara, £22, Charlotte Tilbury; The Classic Eye Powder Pencil in Audrey, £16, Charlotte Tilbury; K.I.S.S.I.N.G Lipstick in Hepburn Honey, £23, Charlotte Tilbury; Luxury Eye Palette in The Sophisticate , £38, Charlotte Tilbury; Cheek to Chic Blusher in Sex on Fire, £30, Charlotte Tilbury;