- You know what?
Y'all are gonna see my dirty, filthy makeup.
And I just don't care.
Don't zoom in, don't you dare zoom in.
I saw you move that camera down.
Hey Allure, my name is Gigi Goode.
And I am gonna take you back in time to the eighties,
one of my favorite eras for fashion,
hair, makeup, what have you.
And I'll take you every step of the way
for my garage door, eighties makeup look.
Let's go girls.
[80s pop music]
First and foremost, I've already primed my skin
because if you don't prime your skin
you're just aging a mile a minute, let me tell ya.
I'm gonna be using the Shiseido Synchro Skin
Radiant Lifting Foundation.
This one I love just because the coverage is fierce
and you can see how obnoxiously large my sponge is,
because it just gets the job done
three times as quickly.
Today, I'm gonna be showing you just like quintessential,
eighties, garage door shadow.
And if you don't know what that means,
it's essentially just, like, treating your eyelid
as a garage door of color.
And it's just like, boom, like baby blue, lashes to brow.
I'm gonna be going in with the Fenty Beauty,
what is this, Match Stix, for my contour.
We just rub it on the points of our face
that we wanna blend in and kind of hollow out a little bit.
So for me, that's the cheek bones and the temples.
I'll run it under the jaw a little bit.
Of course, on the sides of the nose,
just to kind of pinch that in just a little bit.
Once we have that and it looks bad,
we start blending it out so that it looks good.
[80s pop music]
Now we're gonna start going in with some concealer
to brighten up the area.
So I use two concealers.
First one I'm gonna use is by One Size,
and this I like because it is really easy to blend.
That's just kind of going in to reshape the face,
under the eyes, under the contour.
And then the light, light, light one I'm gonna put
just right on the inner corners of my eyes
and that, once I blend it out, is kind of gonna make it
open the face up a little bit.
It makes it just kind of awake, alert ready to go
if someone's gonna attack me, you know?
So now that I am blended out and creaseless,
I'm going to go ahead and take my powder.
It's by Fenty Beauty.
Oh, it's about to get dusty in here,
just so y'all know, because I pack it on.
Just packing powder underneath the eye.
As I do my under eye, I also pack it on top of the eyelid.
And you get kind of your T-zone first with the powder
just 'cause that's the place that's gonna crease.
The lip, over the nose, everywhere.
Just set it everywhere.
Set it and forget it, mama.
So now that we've got our base pretty much done,
I usually like to go straight in with eyebrows.
I usually start with the bottom of the brow
and kind of just go with the general shape that it's going.
And then since my brows kind of stop here
and don't have a tail, I draw in a tail
that just kind of goes down at that point.
[sighs]
Usually I forget to breathe when I do this part.
So, now parallel to that line,
I'll kind of go on the top of the brow and try and make it
as straight as possible.
I'm actually going in right now with the
Urban Decay Brow Blade.
And this is in the shade Ginger Snap.
I kind of need them to have a little bit
of a reddish undertone.
So once I have that parallel line drawn on top,
that's when I connect the end of the tail.
So I'm gonna take this brush, which is a A7 brush,
and dip right on into the, ooh, a fellow queen,
The Vivienne's collaboration with BPerfect Cosmetics.
Filthy, but it's your one stop shop.
So I'm gonna go right in with this contour shade.
I'm literally just going over,
like I said, this is the powder version
of the cream contour and all that jazz that we did earlier.
So I'm just going over those same areas.
Then again, under the jaw line
Botox hasn't quite set in there.
So that muscle is still going strong.
So we gotta bring it down a little bit with the
contour, using the Hoola bronzer.
The contour was to shape, the bronzer's to warm.
I'll do this on the whole outer perimeter of my face.
It's not, like, insanely pigmented.
So, like, you can kind of just go ham.
It literally is just to warm the face up.
If I could keep one trend from the eighties,
you know what I miss?
I don't miss it, I never experienced this.
I wasn't alive in the eighties,
but I wish that shoulder pads were still around
because every time I look at a fierce [beep]
from the eighties and they've just got their bodies
just shaped like a triangle,
there's just something that makes you look so
dainty when your head is this tiny
and your shoulders are that big.
Now it's time for blush, which, this is the eighties
so buckle up sisters.
It's gonna be a pink one today.
I'm literally just going back in to this palette
and I'm gonna dig my brush into these four hot pink shades.
When you think it's too much, it's probably not enough.
Oh my God, look at that.
Are you ready?
There's no such thing as like a light handed touch
with blush when it comes to the eighties.
You even get it on the corner of the eyes,
get it into the temples,
even get it in the hairline, you know?
It's been a minute since I've done full high,
high [beep] eighties glam, but I missed it.
My drag has moved eras as I've gone along.
Right now I feel very nineties, 2000s,
Linda Evangelista kind of vibes.
Wow. look at that.
Where was I?
Oh, eyeballs.
We have to do our eyeballs now.
We're gonna be doing a garage door shadow
and y'all are gonna be gooped and gagged
when you find out how easy this little number is.
It's gonna get messy so I like to take some
loose setting powder, the same Fenty one we used before,
put it underneath my eyes,
so that any fall out that we get,
we can just dust right away.
And I'll also take it on the side of my nose,
just to kind of sharpen that nose contour a little bit.
Dipping into this blue, tap off a little of the excess,
and just go right into the center of the lid.
This shadow's gonna be very much diffused
out into the pink blush.
So it'll be like a marriage of pink to purple to blue.
That to me is very eighties, but you know,
I've done green before, purple, obviously.
You would probably take it to just above your crease area.
And if you are a drag queen that covers your eyebrows
and your eyebrows are next to your hairline,
that's probably a good four inches above your crease,
but today we're doing real girl.
You don't need to be delicate with this.
I feel like the most authentic eighties look
is kind of messy.
It's a little imperfect.
I'm gonna go right back in with the same electric blue brush
and go right on the lower lash line.
Then once I've kind of packed down the lower lash line,
that's when I will take what's ever left over on the brush
and kind of bring it up out towards the temples.
I wouldn't say like the eighties is known
for winged out things, but I just like that look
'cause it pulls you out and makes you kind of look
like you've been yanked, even if you already have.
I'll probably go in with the hottest pink
that I can, take it right up against that blue,
bring it kind of in a little bit,
and you can kind of see it's just creating a purple.
And then once I do this, I go back in with the blue
just to pack it on.
I have it.
This is, what is this, Haus Laboratories.
Thank you Lady Gaga for sending me this.
[cap pops]
How satisfying was that?
Let's do that again.
[cap pops]
[gasps]
But I'm gonna place that right in the water line.
I used to be terrified of this,
but now that I do it every day,
it's just might as well be scratching my eyeball
with my own nail.
I like to take my lash curler, set it on fire.
Yep, it's basically the same technique
as using a curling iron on your hair,
tap it with your finger,
make sure you don't burn your eyeball off,
which has happened before.
And then you just go right in
and curl your lashes up to Cher.
So this is by Charlotte Tilbury.
It's called the Pillow Talk Push Up Lashes.
I don't know.
I think that the process of doing this to me
is just so feminine and I have really comfortably sat
in that this past year, and felt very comfortable that way.
So it just works.
And I honestly feel prettier now than I did
when I was like fully painting on the white liner,
and cutting the crease, and like drag, like doing drag.
You know, now I feel just pretty.
I feel like the hormones are working, mama.
My last step will be lashes and then you'll see like,
"Oh it all makes sense."
So I'm going to slap some glue on them.
My God, one time I accidentally used nail glue,
which is, for all practical purposes, super glue,
like Gorilla Glue.
Ooh, not a good decision.
So while that is setting and drying
I'm gonna go ahead and do lips right now.
So I'm gonna go in right now with the
KimChi Chic Beauty Lip Liner,
mostly just following the shape of my lip.
I like to make them a little bit narrower
than they naturally are.
So it's just kind of like high here and high here
and then not quite a Betty boot lip, but similar.
I feel like the lashes have dried enough.
You don't want them to get too tacky.
Usually when I put a lash on, I think a lot of people
will like go straight in with the lash,
but what I do, I'll like pinch the hairs
and tilt it upward,
and just kind of drop it on the lash lines.
And then once the outer corner is good and adhered,
I'll go ahead and stick down the inner corner,
kind of pinch the lashes together,
the natural with the fake
As the lash glue is drying, kind of like to just
push up the outer corners a bit,
kind of pinch the lashes together.
I did a collaboration with this brand called
Christian Audette, and I got to make
a collection of lipsticks.
You can see it has a sticker on it
'cause this was the first lab sample
that I received in the mail,
and I still use it 'cause it's the best one.
It's the perfect nude.
It works on everybody.
I will kind of just tap it on.
You don't wanna harsh line between the liner
and the lipstick.
The next step will help with that, drastically.
Which, of course, is gloss.
This is the Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb in Glass Slipper.
Ah, see what I mean?
I just look healthier now, you know?
Definitely not a healthy person
but the gloss just makes that happen.
So the last step, which I forgot earlier,
this is actually the last step.
I feel like I've said that the last several steps.
So this is my favorite brush of all time.
I don't, it's by, oh, Morphe did a collaboration
with Coca-Cola, which is kind of funny,
now that I think about it.
I carry this little palette around.
You're gonna laugh at me when you see
what I do with this palette,
because I carry this huge thing around just for this step.
I'll open this and go into the shade
right in the upper corner and do a little dot
on the tip of my nose, and then a little line
right on the bridge.
Take my finger and kind of blend that out a little bit.
And that is why I carry this big palette around
everywhere I go,
just for that little nose highlight, you know?
When I am doing an eighties moment, ooh, that's cute!
It really helps if you're doing an eighties-inspired look,
it helps to have a bang or something short in the front
that you can kind of use as like a bit of fluffiness.
It's like borderline mullet, but not quite.
So we'll brush it back, like so.
Get it all nice and fluffy.
You know what they say, "The higher the hair,
the closer to Cher."
So you just kind of gotta tease it up.
It kind of just looks like I'm wearing two different wigs
on top of each other, but I kind of love it.
[mellow 80s music]
All right, divas.
That is the finished look.
It's feeling very eighties-inspired executive.
We got the shoulder pads, we got the curly hair.
If you decide to recreate this look
please tag me, tag Allure.
I would love to see it.
I'm gonna go back to my hotel and take some fierce pictures,
but until then, I'll see you next time.
[blows kiss] Bye.
[mellow 80s music]