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Sara Raeburn sara raeburn - make-up artist celebrities: agness deyn alan rickman annie lennox ariana di lorenzo barbra streisand bill nighy bob geldof chris pine christy turlington cindy crawford colin firth claudia schiffer dame kelly holmes davina mccall dawn french debbie harry elton john emma thompson emma watson erin o’connor elizabeth jagger faithless faye dunaway greta scaachi gwyneth paltrow helena bonham carter holly hunter hugh grant hugh laurie isabella rosselini jason isaacs jennifer saunders joan plowright joanna lumley joely richardson john malkovich john turturro juliet stevenson kate moss kelly brook laura bailey linda evangelista melanie sykes meryl streep mick jagger naomi campbell paul mccartney paul newman placido domingo polly walker ralph fiennes ronan keating stephen rea suranne jones terence stamp thierry henry thora birch tom ford twiggy vanessa redgrave whitney port yasmin le bon photographers: brian aris claus wickrath clare park crena watson david bailey dieter eikelpoth esther haase fabrizio ferri herb ritts horst p horst jergen teller john swannell keith Henderson kim knott lee strickland marcus tomlinson michael Roberts michael wirth mick rock mike owen neil kirk oliver pearce pamela hanson platon sarah maingot sheila rock suki dhanda terry o’neill tiziano magni editorial: american vogue harpers bazaar british vogue cosmopolitan elle french vogue german vogue good housekeeping italian vogue marie claire mujer 21 you magazine advertising: alberto culver baileys boots no 7 citroen clairol debenhams diet coke dove estee lauder garnier gatorade haagan dazs hugo boss lancome l’oreal marks and spencer max factor mercedes pantene paul mitchell phillips renault revlon schwarzkoff smirnoff sony valentino wella westfield directors: andrew douglas charlie stebbings danny kleinman david bailey douglas mcgrath fatima gerard de thame joe roman john lloyd martha fiennes megaforce mehdi mike hodges nick lewin paul barulis shona auerbach simon aboud tarsem traktor Photograph by Clare Park© SARA RAEBURN {MAKE UP ARTIST} With a career spanning over 30 years, Sara is one of the most experienced make up artists in the business. Oozing creativity and character, she is constantly in demand and has created looks for Hollywood stars, music legends and supermodels alike. She counts Barbra Streisand, Isabella Rossellini, Helena Bonham Carter, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Moss, Yasmin La Bon, Erin O'Connor, Paul McCartney, Plácido Domingo and Terence Stamp as amongst her many clients. From editorial to advertising, television to film, Sara possesses an innate understanding of beautiful make up. Her expert brush skills have led to countless campaigns such as Adidas, Valentino, Revlon, Baileys, Marks & Spencer and Diet Coke, as well as shoots for Vogue and Harpers Bazaar, Marie Claire, Elle and Cosmopolitan. When it comes to commenting on skincare and make up, Sara is a formidable, articulate and passionate voice within the industry. She has always stayed true to her beliefs and brings her training as a beauty therapist and experience of cosmetic ‘chemistry’ into all her work, offering advice and consultancy with uncompromising honesty and fun. Though, as Sara herself admits, she is never happier than when she has her brush in her hand! .
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