I actually love the look.
I feel like a baby Grace.
You are a baby Grace.
Hi darlings, I'm Charlotte Tilbury and I'm here with the gorgeous Tammy
who has got the most divine face,
and I've just put a little bit of eyeliner, smudged it on you
and a gorgeous bit of powder foundation.
And we are going to do one of your beauty icons today,
I wonder if you can guess who it is.
Lately, I've been like really obsessed with Grace Jones.
I really like how she's bold
and she can be herself
and she's so different
when it comes to makeup.
So let's start!
So Tammy, darling, I'm going to put a little bit of this amazing lip conditioner on your lips.
Now, I have prepped Tammy's skin with this amazing foundation
to just give it a gorgeous, fabulous base,
and that gives you that kind of airbrushed, flawless, poreless skin,
and then you can build the structure on top of that.
And I also then used this black eyeliner
and I've literally put it along here
and I've created a structure, I've cheated your brow a bit,
and then I've smudged it.
We're going to create structure with color
and we are going to use this beauty icons palette.
I'm going to use this color here
and then I am going to create structure across the eyes,
and, actually, a great way a lot of makeup artists do is using your finger,
and that way it will adhere stronger to the skin and it won't drop when you put it on.
I might blend it a little bit into the black.
Grace would also do, she would take it straight up, she'd fill in.
I'm also going to use these two colors here,
we can blend that in to create more of the structure.
And then I also use the contour into the temple,
a little bit.
Grace always had wonderful bone structure,
so to really kind of create more of that amazing bone structure,
to really contour the jawline,
the cheekbones and the temples,
to really create that wonderful graphic structure
that she so naturally has.
I always place a little bit of contouring
and then blend that down.
If you've never contoured before, this is the easiest way to contour:
literally a little bit there, a little bit on the cheekbone,
take your Hollywood brush.
So, I have...
a light shade and a dark shade,
and it's just about blending to get exactly the color you want,
so there are a couple of shades.
Now we're going to use the same contouring here,
into the temple to create that wonderful structure.
So now we've contoured your face and we've done your eyeshadow.
I'm just going to take this, dipping into the eyeshadow,
I'll just go high above the contour.
Grace would often use eyeshadows and blush to get that extra pigment.
And then, that's why I'm going to take a bit of the orangey eyeshadow here,
which is a little bit more like a highlighter, and put it on there.
And then taking a little bit of that and putting it in,
to kind of match it to the side, to bring the face in.
So then you bring... you contour, you contour,
you contour, you contour,
you contour the structure.
And then you're playing with structure of color.
This is another beauty secret, I'm going to take a lipstick
which is really great, because it has great kind of pigment.
It also feels really fresh.
I'm taking my brush, and I've done this a lot, as a kind of fabulous look.
and you just get a lipstick and you just brush it over,
and it just creates more depth of color.
So now we are done with structure of color and contouring.
You can either leave it here, which I think is really chic and really gorgeous and totally modern,
or you can pop on a pop of color.
So if we're going to do a real Grace Jones look,
I mean we're doing a slightly modern version,
we are going to use a lip pencil
a slightly darker color, because she always used a darker color, around the lips.
So I start with that and then fill it in
and then maybe use a brighter red lipstick and gloss.
That's really gorgeous. Tammy, you look divine.
So, Tammy darling, what do you think about the look?
I actually love the look, I feel like a baby Grace.
You are a baby Grace.
So, darlings, it's been so much fun working with this gorgeous face
and putting all of these beautiful colors.
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