Amped-up Neutrals

We hit the streets to find the best takes on fall’s glam-rock look.

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Preserve your summer hue with GlowFusion Micro-Nutrient Face & Body Natural Protein Tan, a salon/stylist favorite. One full body spritz lasts up to two weeks and deepens your shade better than baking. $58. Sephora, MOA, 952-854-1517; Ridgedale, 952-513-1306

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You’ll be completely current with Tom Ford’s line for Estee Lauder. We loved the St. Tropée eye duo—use the pearly pink across the lid and the plum along lashes as a liner or in the crease and corner for drama. $30. Neiman Marcus, 505 Nicollet Mall, 612-339-2600

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Bobbi Brown’s new long-wear cream shadow is just what it purports to be. Go for the smoky, glamorous Galaxy—a surprising shade of silvery-purple-taupe. $22. Macy’s, including 700 Nicollet Mall, Mpls., 612-375-2200

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Chérie Boutique Française can’t keep enough of this Fresh favorite—Supernova mascara dramatically thickens and lengthens. Don’t redip the wand, and you’ll avoid the dreaded clumps. $25. 775 E. Lake St., Wayzata, 952-475-2212

It’s like a push-up bra for your lips. Plump up your pucker with MAC’s new formula, shown here in Wet, Wild, Wonderful. $17.50. MAC stores, Uptown, 2922 Hennepin Ave., Mpls., 612-825-0685; MOA, 952-814-9800

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This “secret” is out: Laura Mercier’s lightweight Secret Concealer is the makeup bag must-have—it sets the stage. $22. Nordstrom, Mall of America, 952-883-2121

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Dark fall lips are dramatic, but not quite goth. Tamango, our rich cabernet pick from Nars, works for day and night. $23. Sephora, Ridgedale, 952-513-1306; MOA, 952-854-1517

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Hollywood hair tip: Use a shine product, like Bumble and bumble’s Little Shine after styling for a glossy, polished do. The container also looks great on your vanity. $19. Dean Gray Salon and Spa, 1219 Randolph Ave., St. Paul, 651-699-2006

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