- Hey guys, it's Amanda, MTV's resident makeup lover.
And today I am here to bring you a look
inspired by Katherine Langford,
aka the star of 13 Reasons Why.
So if you want to see how to get a blue eyeliner look,
just keep on watching.
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So to start off this look, I am taking a warm brown shade
and I'm gonna pop that into the crease
just so we have a little bit of dimension there,
and we don't leave the entire eyelid bare.
So the star of this look is a blue eyeliner.
Now I don't actually have a blue eyeliner,
so today I'm gonna teach you my trick,
which is to improvise with eyeshadow.
So I'm taking a very deep royal blue eyeshadow,
and I'm gonna map out a winged liner with that,
which you can do dry, wet, however you want,
but it's a really great trick
if you don't actually have a certain product.
Just use an eyeshadow, it'll work exactly the same.
So Katherine's eyeliner actually starts
on her lower lash line, and it drags out towards her brow.
So I'm starting at the bottom of my lashes,
and then I'm bringing the line outwards.
That way the top of the liner
connects to our lower lash line.
So we have the blue on.
It's really cool, it's a really fun pop of color for Spring.
And you actually could do this with any color
and just follow the same technique.
But I love that Katherine was wearing this kind of blue,
because not a lot of people are doing that these days,
and hers is a little more indigo than this
kind of royal blue situation we have going on,
but any color is gonna look really special,
and I feel like I would wear this to a party,
or if there was some sort of festival.
I feel like this is a really cool makeup look to do.
So the next step is to curl our lashes
and pop on some mascara.
'Cause this could look a little frightening the way
it is now, so we need something to ground the look,
and that's gonna be a little bit of blackness up there.
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I literally feel naked without mascara,
so I like to put a lot on,
and I just think it really grounds this look.
Now we already have that blue on our
outer corner of our lower lash line,
so I'm actually not gonna add anything else,
except a little bit of mascara down there.
I can't really tell if Katherine was rocking
a lot of mascara on her lower lash line,
but it's something that I'm comfortable doing,
so I'm gonna do it.
So our eyes are done, I'm gonna
move on to the rest of the face.
And because this is a springtime look, I'm gonna bronze,
I'm gonna add a little bit of color on the cheeks.
We're gonna highlight, we're gonna do the whole thing.
So let's start with bronzer.
So I'm taking a big stippling brush,
and I'm just swirling this color on the backs of the cheeks.
And I'm also gonna take it on
the forehead and down the neck.
Contouring is one of my favorite things about makeup.
I love that you can change your face,
change anything you have to so you feel good about yourself.
So this is the palette I'm gonna be using,
and I'm gonna be taking this ashy brown color right here
and we're gonna use that all over our face.
With this kind of brush, you're definitely
getting more of an even blend,
because you're placing the product on, but it's kind of
doing the work for you and blending upwards.
And a fish face, like this, is not required.
But sometimes it helps to find your
cheekbones a little easier that way.
I always put this on my jawline too,
get rid of any potential double chin.
So now we've contoured, I'm moving on to blush,
and with a blue eyeshadow, I don't want to go too crazy,
so I think a really cool peachy toned blush
is gonna look great with this look.
So with an angled brush and this color right here,
we're gonna pop that onto the cheeks,
get some warmth back into our face.
I always start my blush at the back of my face,
just in case I have too much on the brush.
It'll come off there instead of right in the middle
of the face, where it'll be super noticeable.
To follow up with the warm blush on the cheeks,
I'm actually taking a tangerine color highlighter,
which sounds scary, but it's not.
And a fan brush, and we're gonna place that on the tops of
the cheeks, tops of our eyebrows, tip of the nose, all the
places you want to bring forward, you want to look glowing.
That's what this is for.
This kind of brush really distributes the product
perfectly on the top of your cheek.
And I always connect it into my eyebrow like this.
Right at that brow bone, just in a C shape.
I'm then switching over to a smaller brush,
just so I can get a little closer on the tip of the nose,
the Cupid's bow, and in the inner corner of my eyes.
So next I'm gonna move on to lips,
and I'm following this theme of peach.
So we're gonna use a peachy nude lipstick,
and we're gonna pop that all over the lips.
I always start with a lip primer.
It's like a clear lip gloss that you just put all over your
mouth and I swear your lip products will stay on all day,
through eating, drinking, talking, whatever you're doing.
It will not move if you use a primer.
I'm then gonna follow up with a lip liner.
This is optional, but it just helps me,
acts as a guide for my lipstick.
So I'm taking a really deep brown neutral shade.
Just gonna line my lips with that,
and then put the lipstick right on top.
And now I'm following up with
this neutral lipstick right here.
It has a peach undertone, it matches
everything else we've got going on.
So that is the perfect thing to complete this look with.
Now if you know me, you know there is one more step,
and that is to set our face.
So I'm putting a setting spray, putting that all over,
and then I'm gonna follow up with a sponge
to matte everything down and keep it
all in place for the rest of the day.
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So that my friends is my completed
Katherine Langford inspired look.
I love this blue eyeliner, or eye shadow, as I used today.
I want you guys to continue to tell me who you're
into these days, whose makeup your loving,
because I want to know, I want to see it,
and I want to do it for you.
So than you so much for watching and I'll see you next time.
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