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I would definately reccomend getting a clear plasitc bag at home before you get to the airport and seeing how much you can fit in. Powdered items as far as i can tell dont' need to be put in your plastic bag as its only gels, liquids, pastes and aerosols - so you can put these in your normal wash bag along with your toothbrush which also doesnt' need to be in the plastic bag. Also your eyeliner pencils etc can go in that.
If there are two of you travelling then what i normally do is pack two bags distributing stuff for both people accross the two - so for example the husband doesnt' for soem reason need as much liquid stuff as I do so i put my excess in his bag - also i graciously allow him to share my shampooh, conditioner etc. Which means you can take more stuff. I did find that when i went away by myself this summer i struggled to fit all i needed in and had to give some to my mum who was checking in luggage.
Also i'm sure you know you can get loads of mini travel stuff from boots and super drug.
Make up should be fine, just put it all the the resealable bag, none of that will be over 100ml, it's stuff like shampoo where you'll need to get hold of minis. I highly recommend superdrug.
Superdrug and Boots do lots of minis, (even in the middle of winter) that you can take with you. They also do reusable mini bottles if you want a certain product you cant get in mini form.
I prefer eurostars almost lack of luggage rules.