Friday, 15 June 2012

Lana Del Ray Makeup Tutorial

  • Start by blending a light wash of the color Shimma Shimma with a fluffy brush to the entire lid.
  • Apply Moondust to the crease of the eye and gently blend out bringing the color slightly above the crease.
  • Using a combination of Moondust and Mocha with a smaller crease brush, blend the colors into the crease and underneath the eyes. Make sure to avoid any harsh lines, this should appear as a soft wash of color on your eyes.
  • Next, the thing that Lana is known best for…her eyeliner. Using a mixing medium such as MAC, spray it directly onto your brush and dip into a corner of the eyeshadow. You can use water but it will evaporate and not work as well as a mixing medium. If you have contact solution that will work well also.
  • Using an angled eyeliner brush like MAC’s angled brow brush, dip your brush into Corrupt.
  • Make a sharp, crisp line on the outer portion of your eye. You can also use a piece of scotch tape on the outer corner of your eye to help create the crisp edge.
  • Wing out the eyeliner, making sure your lines are thick to mimic Lana’s look. Also, keep the outer parts of the eyeliner the thickest and allow it to be thinner as it comes in.
  • Go back and make sure your lines are even and the edges are clean.
  • Using the same angled brush, apply Corrupt under the eyes as well making sure to connect the top and bottom of the eyeliner.
  • Use a flesh toned eyeliner to waterline the eyes. If you have pale skin, use white eyeliner. This will help open your eyes up.
  • With a small crease brush, go back with the Mocha and Unexpected and apply over the edge of the Corrupt on the bottom of the lash line to smoke out your eyeshadow.
  • Curl your lashes, and apply your favorite mascara.
  • Last, apply a set of false lashes like Ardell’s Accent lashes. These are just for the outer corner of your eyes and will help pull your eye up accentuating the winged effect.
  • Accentuate the cheekbones with a bronzer and a soft peachy nude color to the lips. With such dramatic eyes, you want to keep the cheeks and lips played down.
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