Get The Look: Priyanka Chopra
Priyanka Chopra is one of my favorite Bollywood turned Hollywood actress. I absolutely love her dusky skin tone and luscious locks.I believe, she is without a doubt one of the most beautiful women in the world! Learn how I recreated this makeup with a smokey smoldering eye look inspired by her.
Face:
For foundation I used the Krylon supracolour foundation. I love how this foundation goes on soo creamy and does not look cakey unlike the MAC studio fix foundation. For highlighting the under eye I used the MAC moisturecover concealer in NC 35 blending it seamlessly with my beauty blender. Once you have your foundation and highlight on, its time to do the contour. For contouring I used the MAC matchmaster concelear in 8.0 and dabbed it on the hollows of my cheek bones and blended it. Once you have that on, you need to powder your face either with a loose powder but I used the MAC studio fix in NC 43.5 and buffed it into my skin with a buffing brush. For blush I mixed I layered in MAC blush in copper tone and a tad bit of MAC bronzer.
Eyebrows:
Fill in your brows with a suitable brow pencil and set it with a brow gel.
Eyes:
Moving to the eyes she has a very smudged out smokey eye look. To start of with the eye make-up it is important to prime it to avoid creasing. I used the MAC paint pot in soft ocher, going over it with a white or bone colored eyeshadow which makes it easier to blend in powdered eyeshadows. Using a crease brush and a transition shade such as a taupe color, I used the bronzer for this and blended it into the crease, followed by a dark brown shade from Maybelline nude pallet making a V at the the outer corner of the eyes and blending it again. Next, you mix the dark brown with a little bit of black eye shadow and and using an angled brush you draw a rough winger liner and blend it it. Make sure you blend the products in an elongated V form that extends to your brow bone. Once your done line your lower lash line with a black khol pencil and run over the dark brown color smudging the liner outside creating a smokey bottom lash line. Once you're done you can build on the intensity of the look with using the dark brown shade and applying it on the corner of the crease. Take a copper shimmer color and place it on the lid, I used the Stilla gold glow eyeshadow trio. Finish off the look with a black eyeliner and false lashes.
Lips:
I lined my lips with Lakme lip liner in brick rose and swabed on NYX lip cream in london. Topping it off with MAC creme in your coffee lipstick and lined it with revlon lip liner in roasted coffee.
Eyes:
Moving to the eyes she has a very smudged out smokey eye look. To start of with the eye make-up it is important to prime it to avoid creasing. I used the MAC paint pot in soft ocher, going over it with a white or bone colored eyeshadow which makes it easier to blend in powdered eyeshadows. Using a crease brush and a transition shade such as a taupe color, I used the bronzer for this and blended it into the crease, followed by a dark brown shade from Maybelline nude pallet making a V at the the outer corner of the eyes and blending it again. Next, you mix the dark brown with a little bit of black eye shadow and and using an angled brush you draw a rough winger liner and blend it it. Make sure you blend the products in an elongated V form that extends to your brow bone. Once your done line your lower lash line with a black khol pencil and run over the dark brown color smudging the liner outside creating a smokey bottom lash line. Once you're done you can build on the intensity of the look with using the dark brown shade and applying it on the corner of the crease. Take a copper shimmer color and place it on the lid, I used the Stilla gold glow eyeshadow trio. Finish off the look with a black eyeliner and false lashes.
Lips:
I lined my lips with Lakme lip liner in brick rose and swabed on NYX lip cream in london. Topping it off with MAC creme in your coffee lipstick and lined it with revlon lip liner in roasted coffee.
Hi did you use the studio fix liquid or powder
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