Robert: Okay so what we're going to do with Peyton,
I've put her foundation on her forehead, then her brows. I
concealed and powdered her eyelid.
We're gonna do, this makeup tutorial is about a Spring trend which is
pop of color. You saw it on Peter Som's runway, Derrick Lamb,
MuMu, it was really big on MuMu's. And so we're going to do pop of color. It's going to be
really fun,
over the top, how to do your makeup with super bright
fun colors. And I do mean bright so
hang on Peyton, it's about ti get bumpy in here.
Okay now I want
I want a lot of the pow of the color.
So I'm going to layer crèmes as I always do to get more of that pigment. Now
because I'm using such a bright color,
and I want to get a more toned down version of that color just on the lid,
I'm gonna use instead of
this same color of a crème which I do many times to get the color brighter.
type crème
on the lid.
That way it will give me a little more from that color without intensifying it
too much.
Because I want to kind of control
the intensity of the color in each place.
If I were to put, and I'm going to do orange and fuschia.
I know, sit down.
Pick your teeth up back off the floor. I'm going to do orange and fuschia.
And you're going to see
exactly
how much fun that can be but because they are so bright
I want to first
tone them down with just a
skin tone crème verses using an orange crème and then a fuschia crème.
So using my brush number twenty two.
I'm applying that crème shadow to the entire
lid part of the eyelid.
Not all the way up to the brow bone.
Just up to the crease.
Now I'm gonna take
a bright orange
shimmer shadow
and I'm gonna apply it to the lid.
Blending it up into the crease
using my number twenty two brush again.
Doing a half moon shape.
All the way up to the edge of that crease.
Patting it on for more color.
Now ya'll, please don't get me wrong. I am not telling you to do this eye and go to the mall.
This is for something fun for evening
when you're going out with the girls.
When you want to make your husband uncomfortable.
Not every make a tutorial has to be about
something extremely wearable.
Now you know me,I need to see some lashes right now to really see what's
happening so I'm going to go ahead
and curl the lashes and put a layer of mascara on.
Also by curling at this point and doing my layer of mascara it starts to let me see
how dramatic I can go the
the look. Or if
I can start thinking about whether I want to put some,
add some lashes.
Now I need to ground my color
you can let just sheer color sit out there by itself.
So I'm gonna put a little bit of a midtone in her crease to start to create depth
and ground that bright color.
So taking my number
eleven brush and
just a nice soft subtle matte taupe.
I'm going to start to define the crease.
Just a little bit.
We don't want to brown everything out too much but
we'll help ground color.
You can already see how much better than eye looks
just with that little bit of midtone helps grounding that bright color.
That's why it's so important that you have the perfect midtone for you
and then you can it in every look.
Now when I do her brow bone, I'm gonna keep it very very skin tone and very matte
because everything else is so bright and shimmery.
Remember anytime you're doing an
eye, at least one of your shades needs to be matte so that
the whole eye isn't too shimmery.
Unless that's your goal. Like
sometimes when you're just doing a
shimmer wash
because you're very young you can handle it, shimmer wash all over your lid.
And a little bit of midtone in this outer corner once again to
ground the fuschia I'm about to use.
Although I'm loving just the orange.
I'm using my brush number thirty to add a little bit of midtone right in this outer corner.
To help ground the fuschia I'm about to put on.
Blending it out with my number twenty eight.
And you can see how that's just really helping
the shape of the eye.
So the fuschia has to do less work.
And it's more about just
adding color and fun.
Okay, using my brush number thirteen,
I'm gonna start applying my fuchsia.
now i want it to be in the crease so I'm actually applying over the
the midtone. 'Cause my goal with fuchsia is I'm going to do a lot of it underneath the eye,
in this outer corner and
in the crease okay? So I want the line in the crease to be very very defined.
That's why I'm using my brush number thirty.
I mean thirteen!
And I'm literally going to draw a line.
Now when I'm doing this, you know I usually go from eye to eye. Do an eye, go to the other eye.
In order to make sure I get my
creases the same,
when I'm doing a defined crease like this I like to draw them at the same time.
So I can make sure the shape is going to be
identical.
Now, remember you can build a color
if you're going to use multiple
depths of a fuchsia
to create your gradation. Then start with your lightest, move to your darkest.
Also if you're just using one and you just want to build to color,
do it layer by layer.
Now I'm gonna take
I was using but now I'm taking again,
I'm gonna use my number eleven brush. It's a clean one
because I want
such a delicate blending and I'm only blending up.
As to not go into too much of the orange but to get a good blend.
I'm doing a makeup tutorial on this because it is a very hard to pull off look and so
that's why it's so important that you do it correctly. And this tutorial will
help you do that. Okay now,
I'm now going to take
and start to do my first layer of color
with the fuchsia.
I'm going to take my number thirty brush and I'm going to start to build my layer
of fuchsia in the outer corner.
Remember we're patting it where we want the color and then we'll blend it out.
Using my brush number twenty eight.
Keep layering it until you get the intensity you want.
It's much easier to add than it is to take off.
Now I do want a lot of definition at the lash line so I think
rimming the eye in black is so important with this look because
you've got to have that grounding.
Okay,
I'm going to
liner her eye now.
Now you want to keep it really close to the lash line.
I'm also going to add a few false lashes
so this will help with that as well.
Just keeping the color really close to the lash line. Open for me.
Open and look down.
Okay, now I'm gonna start pushing some color into the lash line.
Because as I said, I want that definition at the lash line. And that way I get even more power
without the line being as thick.
So taking my number forty one brush,
some dark matte eyeshadow, look up,
I mean I'm sorry look down. You did it correctly, God you even know what to do already.
Okay, and we're going to push it right in the base of the lash line.
Peyton's become a professional in one simple easy step.
Now I'm using a matte
whenever I push color into the lash line because
a shimmer would be too shiny
and wet looking at this place in the eye
and would create reflection there it wouldn't matter look natural.
And part of pushing color into the lash line is also making the lashes look thicker.
So it's doing all that at once and so a matte will only do that. A shimmer will only look
too shimmery.
Now I'm going to grab my number eighteen brush
and some matte black shadow,
and I'm just going to go over that line. Now be really careful 'cause you only want it on
the line. Now whenever you're doing this, you're going to go in
like you're going to take the brush. You're going to go in
to get it and then lay it, roll it up to get the color at the lash line. If you were to
go straight flat,
you would get
the color up too far on the lid.
That was for you Juliann.
If you're out there watching.
You can see how much that better defined her eye.
We're going to foundation
the bottom half of the face.
Thanks Kent. Look up.
It's actually
the palest foundation I carry with me.
Peyton: That's sad.
Robert: No it's not!
There's nothing wrong with being pale.
It really isn't. Were you looking at me to, is it for a joke to follow that. Peyton: No.
Robert: 'Cause trust me honey, 'cause I'm as pale as you so.
Well maybe not quite as pale as you.
John is though.
And the only reason I'm not as pale as you is because I have a pink undertone and you don't
So I stay pinky red looking.
Then using
my number seventy six brush, I'm gonna powder.
Now I'm going to leave a little extra
in this area for right this minute just a tiny bit
while I do the underneath of the eye.
So I can brush off anything that might drip.
I shouldn't have much because I'm going to be really careful.
Now, I am going to use my number thirteen brush for my midtone.
Go over
that area first so I get some depth and some grounding.
I'm going to use my
number
fourteen brush and
grab some of my orange. Look up.
I wrap it around the inside corner.
So, look up, I'm using my black eyeliner pencil. Because I want the darkness
at the lash line,
but I don't want to have too thick of a black line, I'm going to line the wet tissue of her eye.
Now, couple things you need to think about. Your eye needs to be large enough.
'Cause if you have smaller eyes, it's going to close it in too much.
I wouldn't do this for daytime, but
this isn't a daytime look.
And I wouldn't do it on a daily basis.
Do the other side.
Now I'm going to
apply mascara to the lower lash line.
Or lower lashes.
I'm using a wedge and putting it underneath so I do not get any
mascara
on her lower lid
plus I can really work it into the lash and get just the
faintest hint of color
on them.
Now I'm just going to take a tiny bit of bronzer
at the back of the cheeck.
Using my brush number seventy three.
Using a nice pale bronzer
just for a little definition..
I'm also going to take bronzer,
brush number eleven, and go
all up in here.
To help close that
off and blend it all in.
Using a sheer bright pink lip gloss.
'Cause you want color to your lips but not too much.
You ready Peyton?
Hang on, we're about to get bumpy. No, just kidding.
Alright so for this makeup tutorial, in your makeup set your going to ned a
bright fuchsia,
a
shimmery orange.
You're still going to need a matte midtone.
And
a sheer pink lip gloss.
And you can create this look for yourself remember?
For special occasions but not to wear to the grocery store.
Thanks. We're going to come back with her final look.