Hey, Byrdie‚ I’m Tobi Henney, and I’m here with Bambi, and today we’re gonna to
show you how to get this beautiful orange tone look, which we’ve called the sunset
eye.
So to start this look we’re going to do some skin prep.
I’m going to use the Caudalie Beauty Elixir spray.
I’m gonna just spritz that.
It also smells really good, so everyone loves this one.
Next we are going to hydrate with La Mer The Moisturizing Soft Cream.
I’m going to give Bambi a little massage.
It’s really important to work the moisturizer into the skin.
We’re going to use Armani Luminous Silk Foundation.
’Cause Bambi’s got beautiful freckles, we want the freckles to shine through.
And I’m also going to mix through the Becca Shimmering skin perfecter, and this is in
the color Champagne pop.
So I’m going to put one pump of that, and I’m going to mix the two together, so it’s
nice and creamy, and this is an It Cosmetics makeup brush.
And I love this brush because one side you can use for your foundation, and the other
side you can use for your concealer.
So it’s really important to bring the foundation down the neckline.
And when you're matching foundation, it’s a good tip to match it to your arm color because
you don't want to match it to your neck, because your neck’s always going to be lighter than
your body.
So we’re just going to conceal under the eyes with the Nars Creamy Concealer, and I’m
using the color Custard.
I’m going to use the other end of that It Cosmetics brush.
So you want to use a shade that’s going to be a little bit lighter than the foundation
for under the eyes because that’s going to make the eyes look brighter and more awake.
Sometimes I like to brighten just down the center as well, so a little bit on the forehead,
little bit on the chin, on the Cupid’s bow, just around the nose.
And then we’re going to lock that center makeup in place with a little bit of powder
I’m using Charlotte Tilbury Powder in Medium.
I’m going to be doing my own makeup soon.
I know, right.
If I can get your life hacks.
So we’re are going to be doing some cream contouring with the Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate
palette, and we’re just going to put that under the cheekbone.
We’re going to keep it nice and light—we want it to look nice and natural—we don't
want it to look too heavy.
’Cause we want Bambi’s skin to look nice and bronzed.
We love a nice, sharp cheekbone, don't we?
Love.
So we’re going to come in now with the Tom Ford Bronzer, and we’re just going to put
that over the Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate.
So we’re going to do the brows, and we’re going to use the Nars Brow Gel in Clear.
Bambi doesn’t actually need a lot of brow product because her brows are naturally amazing.
Sometimes, if anything, we just put a little bit in the ends.
So I’m just going to use the Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow palette, and I’m just going to
use an angled brush just to fill in the end, just to give it a little bit more shape.
So sometimes Bambi gets me to cut her brows when we’re working together, so they can
get quite long, can’t they.
Yep.
Okay, we’re going to work on the eyes next, so I’m gonna curl the lashes.
So make sure you curl the lashes evenly.
You want the lashes on the end to all be curled just as even as the ones on the inner eye.
So we’re gonna start with the eye base, and I’m gonna use the Marc Jacobs Highliner
in Orange Crush, and we’re going to put this all over the lid.
So I tend to do a cream-based product for my eye in whatever tone I’m doing.
So because we’re doing a beautiful orange eye, I’m going to use and orange tone cream
liner.
And this is also going to help the eye stay in place for longer.
So we’re going to use a Fenty Beauty Match Stix now, and I’m really excited because
this is actually a new product on the market, and they do some great shades.
And I’m just going over the top of that work that I’ve already done.
And this is building up our little sunset on the eye.
And these have a really pretty sheen to them, so just keep it onto the lid.
So I’m using Chili Mango on the center of the lid, and then I’m going to use Ridic
on the outer edge of the eye.
So I’m just going to build that color into the outer corner of the eye.
And again, this one's a little bit glittery too, so just be careful with your product
placement.
And it's really nice just to use a soft fluffy brush for these.
So I found some really cool orange tones on the Kat Von D Saint and Sinner Palette, and
there's a shade called Devil, which is a nice matte orange.
So I’m going to use that on my 217 brush, and we’re just going to build that on the
outer edge of the eye.
And you want to use a matte tone in the crease.
You don't want to use a shimmery or glittery shade.
And this is just going to give a little bit more shape to the eye.
So I’m coming in now with a clean, fluffy brush, and I’m just going to blend that
out.
So it’s nice to use a brush without any product on it for blending that will help
with your overall eye look.
So now I’m gonna come in with that same orange shade in a 239 brush by MAC, and it’s
a little bit of a square brush, so it's really easy to run under the lower lash line.
And you want to connect that with the work you’ve just done on the crease.
So it kinda gives that rounded effect on the eye.
And again I’m coming in with that clean brush and just blending out that under-eye
area and that outer corner of the eye.
To finish the orange sunset eye, we’re going to use Tom Ford Cognac Sable palette, and
then we’re going to push that into the center of the eye.
And this has a really fun, beautiful glitter finish.
So I’m going to highlight the inner eye with one of the new palettes from Fenty Beauty,
and this is Hustla Baby.
It’s a nice glittery gold, so this is going to team up well with the orange tones.
I’m just popping that softly in the inner eye.
I’m gonna use MAC Cosmetics Haute and Naughty Mascara in Too Black.
Lot of sexual names today.
What’s your favorite mascara?
I think Estéee Lauder, oh actually, Maybelline.
Maybelline?
Great Lash?
The pink and green.
Just the pink and green.
Yeah the classic.
Good go-to.
Yeah.
So I’m popping this on with the MAC cosmetics fan brush, which I use on everybody and bottom
lashes.
This is a great brush for the lower lashes if you're a makeup artist.
It helps to really separate the lashes.
Okay, so now we’re going to highlight the tops of the cheekbones, and again we’re
going to use the same shade as we did on the inner eye.
And so I’m using a MAC Cosmetic fan brush, and I’m just going to lightly sweep that
on the tops of the cheekbones.
This product's actually really pigmented so you don't need a lot of it.
It can be a little bit glittery if you use too much.
So for cheek color we’re going to use the Nars Illuminator, which is in Orgasm.
I knew that was coming.
I was like.
Oh, dear.
I’m just going to tap it on the apples of the cheek, and this is going to help add to
that beautiful, dewy skin look that we’re aiming to achieve.
So we’re going to use Bite Beauty Papaya Lipstick on the lip.
And we’re just going to use a small brush to apply.
You kinda want this lip to look like an enhanced lip color.
And then over the top we’re going to use Tom Ford Lip Gloss, which is nice and sheer
pinky shade.
Rub your lips together.
Beautiful.
So if you feel like you need a little bit more powder to finish, you can come back in
with the Charlotte Tilbury powder.
And then something that we’ve been loving.
When we finish, we just get Bambi to close her eyes.
We just lightly spray that over the face, and that's going to add to that luminous glow.
Thanks so much for watching our sunset eye look.
If you have any questions, just leave in the box below.