Finished by combing in Glossier Boy Brow in Black for texture,” says Cole-man. From the same palette, I followed with the soft matte pink rose color on the apples of her cheeks for a light pop color.” EYE SHADOW: “I used the ‘coral’ cream pig-ment out of the Make Up For Ever 12 Flash Color Case palette (900) on her brow bone, in a block color shape, and set the cream with a Kryolan UV hot orange/peach matte powder eye shadow (discon-tinued) to give it an extra bright pop and to keep it locked in for the day.” EYE LINER: “No eye liner for this look.” BROWS: “Filled the brows with Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Powder Duo in Granite using the darker color for the insides of the brow and the lighter color for the ends of the brow. “Th is was always applied lightly to create subtle con-tour and a sun-kissed look. BRONZER AND BLUSH/HIGHLIGHTS & CONTOUR: “I used the Urban Decay Naked Flushed palette in Strip and applied the shimmery bronzed color to the hallows of the cheek bones, into the temples and hairline on forehead,” says Coleman.
Minor touch-ups during fi lm-ing when needed, but not too much as to keep her natural glow. POWDER: Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Loose Powder all over the face at the beginning of the day to set the make-up. Applied with a Beautyblender for a soft ap-plication.
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I applied it with a Beau-tyblender soaked in the Botnia Rose Water Toner which gave her a soft dewy fi nish that is natural with a realistic ‘lived-in’ look.” CONCEALER: Kevyn Aucoin Th e Sensual Skin Enhancer concealer in 08 applied on and under eyes and anywhere on the face as needed to highlight and brighten. Th e skin-care I used helped prep that look before the founda-tion.” FOUNDATION: “I used the liquid Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Foundation in 155 and 153 which always gives a beautiful even veil of coverage that I can build up or keep sheer. Most of my actors love this because it feels like a mini spa treatment at the beginning (and end) of the day and is actually good for their skin! It also makes a great base before foundation application and aids as a great barrier to any undesirable ingredi-ents in make-up.” PRIMER: “Detroit’s look was to be edgy, but for her skin to be naturally fl awless and dewy. Th e serum is made of organically derived hyaluronic acid (along with other plant-based vitamins) and will immedi-ately plump up anyone’s dry or ‘tired’ skin within seconds. “I always use the Botnia Hydrating Serum followed by the Botnia Rose Water Toner. Th is edgy, more runway-esque look … has become one of my favorite and most rewarding experiences of my career thus far.” SKINCARE: “Skincare in my opin-ion is the most important step in make-up-since the integrity of the skin can make or break your fi nished look,” says 112 D Coleman. It was refreshing to take stickers, gems or random craft sup-plies and use them as make-up. Although it was a lot of pressure to create these looks daily during such a short schedule, that time in the trailer was creative, explorative and playful. Tessa was very much willing to push the bound-aries of what we normally see depicted as beauty in fi lm. “I felt Detroit was the kind of girl who used her entire body as her can-vas to convey her messages, while not adhering to the standards of how com-mon society views beauty. We only had a few hours to test a handful of the looks prior to fi lming, so every day was a cre-ation process. “From the start, Tessa and I were on the same page about Detroit and the overall tone, look and feel of what we wanted to create for her 15-plus dif-ferent looks in the fi lm. We talked to make-up department head KIRSTEN SAGE COLEMAN about crafting the looks for this surreal world.
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Make-Up Artist Magazine Issue 133: īEAUTY BREAKDOWN Kirsten Sage Coleman Send your Beauty Breakdown ideas to TESSA THOMPSON ebuting with rave reviews at the Sundance Film Festival, the new socially conscious film Sorry to Bother You follows telemarketer Cassius Green, who discovers a magical key to professional success-using his “white voice.” Tessa Thompson plays his activist girlfriend, Detroit.
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