Salma Hayek carried her beautiful self to the Golden Globes yesterday, and her makeup was done my artist Matthew Vanleeuwen. I am so glad to see Salma back on the scene, I think she is am amazingly beautiful woman. Here is the information from Nars on how to recreate her look:
“Salma’s makeup look was directly inspired by her dress,” said NARS Makeup Artist Matthew Vanleeuwen. “She chose a very neutral colored dress and wanted to make sure her makeup look would pop. I made her eyes the focus and added a lot of rich, jewel skin tones and fresh color to her cheeks and lips. Her look was very classic and chic, with some modern textures.”
Matthew Vanleeuwen’s step-by-step to recreate Salma’s makeup look:
Eyes:
- Apply the China Blue Single Eyeshadow to top and bottom lash line [Matthew’s tip: “I love using navy colors because they make the whites of the eyes pop.”]
- Next, use the Corfu Cream Eyeshadow as a base, all over eyelid
- Use the golden champagne side of the Alhambra Duo Eyeshadow on lid
- Then, use the Bengali Single Eyeshadow all along the lash line, rubbing it into the lash line, deepening the outer corner of the eye, creating shading
- Curl the eyelashes and apply 2 coats of Black Orchid Mascara on lashes
- Go back over top lash line with the Night Clubbing Eyeshadow and use what is left on the brush under the eye to define it [Matthew’s tip:“This shade is perfect to create a smokey eye – it gives a rich sparkle at the lash line with undertones of green and gold.”]
Complexion:
- Use the Brightening Serum to make skin glow and apply the Makeup Primer
- Apply the Firming Foundation and set with the Loose Powder
Lips
- Use the Marnie Lipliner Pencil and Tutti Fruity Lipstick
- Next, mix the Boogie Nights and Greek Holiday Lipglosses and apply them over the lipstick
Blush
- Apply the Desire Blush to the apple of cheeks [Matthew’s tip: “I use a powder brush to apply blush. I find that a bigger brush makes a much softer wash of color.”]
- Next, use the Laguna Bronzer with short, back and forth stokes from the back of cheekbone forward, to blend
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