- Ahoy, everyone.
It's your girl Jenn,
and in this video, I've partnered with Lorac Los Angeles
to show you this soft spring look.
I'm using the new limited edition
Pirates of the Caribbean collection
that I revealed last week on my Instagram,
and I wanted to create a look inspired by the film.
So, let's get started with the tutorial.
I'm beginning with my base and brows already done
just to speed up the process,
so I'm gonna zoom straight into the eyes.
For eyeshadow, I'm using Lorac's limited edition
Pirates of the Caribbean palette,
which is inspired by Captain Jack Sparrow's compass.
There's a whomping 18 eyeshadows
in this PRO formula palette,
and they're all unique because Lorac never repeats
any shades.
So, I'll be dipping into Pirates Chest,
which is a matte tan shade,
and I'm gonna throw this right on the outer crease.
This is gonna be a beautiful blending shade
to start everything off on the right foot.
Then, I'm using Lorac's Front of the Line Eye Pencil
in bronze, which is a gorgeous shimmering metallic,
and I'm gonna start filling in my actual lid
with this color.
Next, I'm using Sea Haze,
which is a nice sea foam/olive color,
and I'm gonna apply that
right where we put the bronze pencil.
It just acts as a nice base
so that the colors come out more saturated.
Then, going into Arrgh!, which is a shimmery dark brown,
I'm gonna use this as a transition color
from where I applied the blending shade
and the sea foam color.
It's just gonna tie everything together.
Now, I'm using Menace, which is a deep forest green,
like almost a black shade,
and I'm gonna apply that right on my bottom lash
to intensify and give it more of a smoky look.
Then, using the Front of the Line Pencil in black,
I'm gonna start lining the top lash like this,
and then, I'm gonna grab an angled brush
and start flicking it out for a soft cat eye shape.
I didn't want something too defined,
so I've opted for this method.
To make my eyes pop even more,
I'm gonna use Shiver Me,
which is a shimmery white highlight shade,
and I'm gonna pat that
right into the inner corners of both eyes
and then right on the brow bone.
I want to give this look a little bit more green,
so I'm gonna apply Sea Haze all over the bottom of my eye
just to give it more fade.
Then, I'm gonna use Lash Pomade mascara,
and I'm gonna do a very generous coat to my bottom lashes
and then pop some on the top
but not that much because I'm totally gonna throw on
some falsies in there
because I always want that extra flutter.
Moving onto the face, we gotta contour.
I'm grabbing the PRO Contour palette,
and I'm using the light shade.
And I'm gonna start making those cheekbones
really come through.
Now I'm grabbing the Pirates of the Caribbean cheek palette,
and this packaging is inspired by
Carina Smyth's diary in the movie and it's so cute.
It looks like a little notebook.
I love that you can store it inside the pullout panel
on the side of the eyeshadow palette.
Inside, there are six shades,
some shimmery, some matte,
and I'm gonna use Caribbean
and dust that onto the apples of my cheeks.
For highlight, I'm using Star Reader
and dusting that onto the highest points of my cheeks,
nose bridge, and the Cupid's bow, of course.
For the lips, I'll be choosing from the six shades
from the limited edition collection,
which are inspired by a trident in the film.
These are so cool because on the end,
there's a lipstick and on the other is a gloss.
These cream lip duos are designed with complementary
rather than matching shades,
so you can decide to wear them together
or each on their own.
And this is the finished look.
It's perfect for this season
if you want something soft and smoldering.
Alright guys, I hope you enjoyed this makeup tutorial
inspired by Pirates of the Caribbean:
Dead Men Tell No Tales.
It is out on theaters on May 26th.
You could also grab this sick collection
on loraccosmetics.com on April 14th,
and then it'll be available
on Kohl's and Ulta on April 16th.
If you do decide to try this look out,
make sure you use the hashtags
#piratebeauty and #pirateslife,
and I would love to see what it looks like on you.
I feel like this type of look is suitable for everybody.
Olive green, you know,
it really goes well with a lot of stuff.
If you guys enjoyed this makeup tutorial,
make sure you hit the Like button,
subscribe to my channel if you haven't already,
and I'll see you guys in the next one.
Bye.