Celebrity makeup artist Mai Quynh used tarte to get Allison Williams ready for the Grammy Awards using tarte products.
Get the Look: Allison Williams
event: Grammy Awards
makeup artist: celebrity makeup artist Mai Quynh for tarte
date: 2/10/13
Inspiration: “The makeup was inspired by the colors and details of her beautiful beaded dress and jewelry. I wanted to give Allison a dark rimmed eye with a touch of shimmery charcoal grey.” –celebrity makeup artist Mai Quynh for tarte
Complexion:
- Mai prepped Allison’s skin with Simple Skin Care Soothing Facial Toner followed by Simple Skin Care Hydrating Light Moisturizer all over her face
Face:
- Mai applied tarte’s BB tinted treatment 12-hr primer in light all over her face
- Then, she used tarte’s Amazonian clay 12-hr full coverage foundation in light-medium to even out her complexion
- She finished by applying tarte’s Amazonian clay waterproof concealer in light under her eyes and around her nose
Eyes:
- To ensure her dramatic eyes stayed in place, Mai applied tarte’s clean slate 360 creaseless 12-hr smoothing eye primer all over her lids
- Then, she brushed tarte’s Amazonian clay waterproof cream eyeshadow in slate from the lash line to the crease
- To give depth to her eyes, she layered tarte’s beauty & the box Amazonian clay eyeshadow quad in evoke the smoke; she mixed the dark silver and black shadows and smudged them along the top and bottom lash lines
- Then she rimmed her eyes with tarte’s skinny smolderEYES Amazonian clay waterproof liner in onyx
- She finished by applying two coats of tarte’s lights, camera, lashes 4-in-1 mascara
Cheeks:
- Mai dabbed tarte’s cheek stain in awakening to the apples of her cheeks followed by a light dusting of tarte’s Amazonian clay 12-hr blush in exposed
- Then she warmed up her complexion by brushing on tarte’s Amazonian clay matte waterproof mineral powder bronzer in park ave princess to her forehead, cheeks, and chin
Lips:
- To leave the perfect rosy nude hue, she applied tarte’s LipSurgence matte lip tint in hope
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