"I usually do three or four layers of eyeliner," said Dedivanovic as he walked us through the process. "Applying powder over cream makes everything look more intense, thick and rich." He layered Marc Jacobs Twinkle Pop Eye Stick in Three Shakes, Giorgio Armani Eye Tint in 10, Charlotte Tilbury Luxury Palette in Golden Goddess and Kevyn Aucoin The Eye Pigment Primatif in Titian.ħ) Triple-line your eyes. If you only have one eyeliner in your bag, you're doing things all wrong. Just like with the face, Dedivanovic avoids eye primer and lets cream shadows do the work of holding the pigment in place all day.
KIM KARDASHIAN CREAM CONTOUR STICK SKIN
I don't like to put barrier between the skin and the makeup," he said.ģ) Apply foundation everywhere. You probably already blend foundation on your forehead, nose, chin and cheeks, but what about your eyelids, ears, chest, arms, legs, even feet? For a red carpet, Dedivanovic works the stuff in from head to toe to make sure Kardashian's skin tone is as even as possible, but for the rest of us, his best tip is to dab a little foundation on our ears before a big night out "otherwise, they'll be red in photos."Ħ) Creams first, powders second. Dedivanovic recommends applying a softening cream (he used Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cream) all over the face, neck and chest-"it really helps the foundation to blend"-and skipping primer.
1) Makeup first, hair second. "When clients get their hair done first, there's usually hairspray on the face, so I always start with a makeup wipe," said Dedivanovic as he prepped Kardashian's skin for the makeup tutorial (she had her hair in her signature slick and low ponytail). Plus, if you're getting a big, bouncy blowout, you won't want to pin it back for the duration of the makeup application and risk creasing.Ģ) Swap primer for emollient moisturizer.
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