Foxy Eye Lift Tutorial a la Bella Hadid

We're getting close, so today I'm going to show you how I created this Bella Hadid Fox. I inspired Bella Hadid, I inspired Fox. Whatever it is, Bella Hadid is like that, you know, let's do that, okay, let's get into it, okay . I was waiting for my upstairs neighbors to turn off the music. I texted my building manager and she said she would tell them but that's not happening so if you hear bass or any type of music in the background I apologize for this whole quarantine situation. It is very difficult for me to film. Well, I'm also trying out a new microphone setup.

Anyway, today we're doing the Foxy Eye trend because a couple of people have asked me. I've seen videos everywhere. this and I've honestly been adjusting my own makeup to move a little more into the trend so I thought I'd go for it. I also put in these Desio contact lenses because if we're going to be doing Bella, you know, I'd like to embody her as much as I can, even though we look nothing alike, just blue eyes, so these are rebellious grays for desi oh. I'll walk you through some of the tips and tricks to make your eyes look a little more swept up first things first please don't shave your eyebrows unless you absolutely want to, okay that's a compromise okay, I have never done it, I have never done it and no.

I don't want to do it, the most annoying thing is that they started doing this as soon as I started filming. I know you'll learn it, especially those of you watching this with headphones. Okay, let's talk, I sail, so I'm lucky. enough to have a cool cat scratching the wall, Tim speaking on this base. I am lucky to have eyebrows that go up quite a bit, this is something you really want to achieve, you can adjust how you do it. fill in your eyebrows, you can use a little bit of concealer to trim the tips of your eyebrows, basically what you want to create is the effect that your tail is up, like the inner part of your eyebrow, so if I take this and show you something So. that angle that you want them to be right, like all the noise, everything is against me today, in my opinion, the best thing you can do is just brush your eyebrows and try to focus on creating that angle, this angle flaw that No You don't have to like plucking all your eyebrows or shaving your eyebrows, in fact I would advise against doing so because you don't want to look completely crazy when you don't have makeup on, if you want you can pluck them up a little bit, maybe shorten them which is what I have been doing, like my eyebrows probably go down here a little more naturally or have hairs that go down like that and I just wanted to, I liked it. smooth them out.

I like that

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ing, so I've been doing it over time anyway. I'm going to start by drawing a line under my eyebrow just to sketch out the shape and for the most part I just follow along, you know? natural line and then I'm like I

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it up there, okay, just a little bit. I actually don't like shaping them completely, not shaving my eyebrows just to do a Bella Hadid look, you know what I mean, just like me. put the title in and then I'll basically delete it. I'm going to use some soap. I'm going to use my dr.

Bronner soap, so I've shown you this before, but it's like a little bar of soap that I keep in a little baggie and I spray it with a little bit of setting spray. They can use water, it doesn't matter. I'm going to use the Kylie Jenner Chi eyebrow pencil so basically the angled brush with us use any spoolie it doesn't matter and I'll take a little bit of soap and brush them basically straight up she also keeps her eyebrows very very natural. they're pretty clear on their face they're not super intense dude I'm so ready for this quarantine to be over not so I can go out but so these guys can get back to work you were getting a little Jack Nicholson around here Alright, now the browser is open.

I'm going to let it set while I do the rest, so what I'm going to do now is use the vanity makeup contour palette. This is the sculpted glitter palette. I have talked about this many times. it's in the shade, just the trio, so it has this contour shade, this is a highlight shade and it's like a cream highlighter for the cheekbones. I'm going to use the contour shade first. I'm going to use this number 10 BH brush a little bit. part of the product and basically what I'm going to do is create a sweeping motion right on the outside of my eye, so I define like this area here and blend up, but basically This is the way we have.

We're creating throughout all of this, it's going to go like this, okay, there's going to be a lot of highlighting. Shostak wears his eye makeup really very basic, which I like because it looks super natural. I'll blend it in, it's like my natural crease. but I'm not going to take it all the way and just blend in this area here using the color that you contour with will obviously make things look a lot more natural. You've got that color like it's all over your face, so you want this to be very, very soft because we're basically creating a new contour of the eye so you can see how we're creating this effect right here, you see, kind of accentuating that. .

I'm going to see how lit this area is. I'm going to use the light shade on the palette, this color that's very, very bright and I'm going to like to capture this area, so I'm going to pick it up with my Hank and Henry and a brush now, this is a very, very light shade, so basically what I'm going to do is take it here and then use my concealer brush, use my concealer sponge, Elsi Cosmetics velvet sponge top. I'm going to mix this up and I'm following the same line right now for the eyes, they're super basic, like she doesn't really have much makeup on, other than that kind of sweep in the crease, it looks incredibly natural, so what?

What I'm going to do now is use my Dominique cosmetics law a lot, eat two popsicles. I'm going to pick up coffee beans of this dark brown shade right here, I'm just going to punch forward and then I'm going to use my KVD, what do they call this now? Something vegan. Beauty. weight something they call it VD V whatever Kat Von D's angled brush who cares I'm this is nice because it's like SuperDuper precise it's actually a really good eyebrow brush - I'm going to pick up coffee beans I'm leaving to concentrate This on the tip of the brush, what you want to do is create a kind of little wing, but you don't want to put it all the way in and use powder and keep it soft and looking super super natural, it will create your I would like to help accentuate that contour without Make it look like you have winged eyeliner.

You know, it ends up looking much more like a shadow and not like a lash shadow or a winged eyeliner. Don't know. I just like the way her makeup looks incredibly soft, so powder will be great for this. You can also use it as a smudged eyeliner, so I'm going to follow the same way, but what I'm going to do is this is where the end of my eye is so instead of starting there, I'm going to start a little bit higher, just sketch a wing, if you go too high it may end up looking a little weird, you want to go high enough to add a little bit. lift the eye up a little bit more and then I'm going to fill in this area.

I'm not even going to go halfway, keeping it very, very, very close to the lash line. I'm starting by just outlining that. I connect it and then I'm going to connect it, but I want to keep that super thin line, so now I'm going to take a this is another BH brush, it's a little bit like a pencil brush II, I guess you could call it. this is number 12 of whatever collection it is and I'm going to buy Café con Leche this one and use it by hitting it. I'm just going to smoke this wing a little bit basically like polish it over that one to Smooth it out you can do this as much as you want dude it's so annoying that they haven't stopped it depends on how natural you want it to look but no necessarily has to soften it too much, you can continue. a little bit of black if you want you can leave it like this now for my inside corner because my inside corner is not as tight as a cat just look at hers just imagine we're creating like a line We're creating this kind of line so that when people extend your inner corner using a little black eyeliner, sometimes if you lift it up too high, it can actually accentuate the downward turn of your eyes, whether you have a wing or not, so what I'm going to do is to use the same small brush and use the color of the coffee beans.

What I'm going to do is deepen this area down here, so I'm not actually going to extend it as well. A lot because my eyes are pretty sunken in, so when I do that, it makes them look very, very close together right there, just to sharpen that area and then I'll drag it over here and add that dark color. there you're closing off that area, which is going to make it look a little bit sneakier because we put the darkness a little bit lower here and a little bit higher here, it kind of helps create that slope, thank goodness guys, the gyms. obviously they've been closed and these people have been home, so he's been doing burpees above my studio because I think that's where his bedroom is now.

The only thing that makes this difficult for me is because I have all these wrinkles like my eye. The bag is more well defined and hers is much smaller and nicer, so it's not the easiest, but basically what I'm going to do is use Rafi, her light shade right here, I'm going to help accentuate the darkness that I have. just put the darker colors in, so I'm just using a little blending brush, blending brush, blending brush, this is from morphe, this under where we did that inner corner, I'm going to blend it with my eye bags, are you doing with this? a powder instead of carrying my concealer up there so I can minimize creasing, which you never know, and basically dragging it along the eye bag to lighten it a little bit and then sweep it over here. okay, let's just assess the situation quickly, this is what we're going through right now, you know, for my eyes, just because I have these wrinkles and I want to cover them.

I'm going to pick them up at a cafe. and then I just blend over this, it's almost a very natural color so it's not just natural skin and then I'm going to blend that same shade with coffee beans again, so I'm going to tap between these two, right? here and I wanted to find that the crease rises a little bit more, so once again, I just follow this shape to the middle, but I just want to accentuate it a little bit more because my eyes can look really puffy up there. If I don't define my crease well, now I'm going to fill in my eyebrows and I'm going to use a pencil for this, so sorry, pencil and pen.

I think the most natural looking brows are with a brow pencil I love the shimmer I love the light and crime Rimmel released one recently that is a little thicker, felt tipped, not as precise as the absolute one, but it's affordable anyway, so I'm using Lime's Bushy Brow Pencil. The crime and the dirty blonde tone and all I'm going to do is fill in the sparse areas and I'm just going to try not to bring them down basically like trying to extend this area seems a little unnatural okay sometimes I wish I had blue eyes now I'm going to accentuate that lift I accentuate that lift by going in with foam again just with a flat brush I don't know what this BH number seven is and I'm going to brush it under that eyebrow at the end of the eyebrow I have it right there and then I'll do the same thing here because I want make this clearer hmm I have so much darkness under my eyes that it's not easy, okay?

Now I'm going to apply a little blush. I'll use d c---eight in a heartbeat. This is a light streaky blush in the shade Breeze, just super pretty. I've been really enjoying this lately and another thing to keep in mind is like the rest of your face placement, so since we liked everything to be like this, we're going to keep that with lush placement, highlight placement, even your bronzer, I already put on my bronzer, but instead of putting something like that on the apples of my cheeks, I'm going to keep it like up here accentuating the cheekbones I'll tell you something I've been doing as powder after foundation for the foundation technique and I just realized that I didn't set my face at all or use my concealer under my eyes, so if it looks different, for that and then to highlight, I actually just received these new skin glosses from Dominique Cosmetics and let's try them.

I think my coat works for these two so this one is gold so this is the skin gloss from Dominica Cosmetics and it looks so pretty so I'm going to apply this with my fingers my fingers a sponge I guess I'll use a sponge this is the sponge that I use to apply my foundation so I'm just going to use the other side as a little pointy I don't know where this sponge came from if you recognize this please tell me because I literally have it in my bathroom I guess I'm going to pick it up by the end of the sponge and then we'll follow the super high points it's like I'm going to put it up here and basically not lower it any more.

In fact, I'm going to cut my finger off. I want a little bit more intense cheese, that's really pretty, same thing right here, my forehead is so pretty, I love it, okay, so the inside corner, um, I'm going to use this little brush, this is something tried and true, I don't know where I have it, it doesn't have a name. I think I bought it at Walmart when I was 14 or something. It's basically like a little detailed brush. What I'm going to do is put the dark color in this area. highlight justabove I just don't do that, I don't want to spread it all over the place, so I'm focusing it right there.

I think precision is really key for this look, cleaning my brush and now I'm just going to kind of pat it so it doesn't look like it just popped in, okay let's finish with the eyes, so basically I'm going to apply mascara to the lashes tops, so I'm going to curl them. and I'm going to try to focus on the outside. I'm using the Japanese eyelash curler and my other favorite is the Lancome one. You want to find one that fits your eye shape really well, so if you feel like they're all really good. tight, try this one or the one from Lancome.

I like to use pulsating movements. Pick it up and then it's fine. I'm going to directly apply the mascara. I've commented on this a million times. This is Lancome's largest waterproof one. Key holds a curl like crazy, it's one of my probably my favorite mascaras of all time and I'm going to focus on the outer corner of my eyes, why don't I feel like they curl at all and then basically as I wear? in a moment I'm going to use a small amount, why do I feel like they didn't curl at all? Is it really how long I haven't worn makeup?

My lashes are like no, now obviously I don't have to wear falsies with this look, but I want to because I have something I'm really excited about and my lashes tend to droop like that anyway, so I want to kind of glue them on too, you know? I'm also really excited about wearing them when I look at your photo. I'm pretty sure she has a couple of individual lashes as if they are placed in small areas to fill them out a little. It looks like it's mostly her natural lashes, although this is a collaboration between them. this last company is called sweet lashes and makeup Nikita, you don't know makeup Niki, she is an amazing makeup artist, I love her work, she is so stunning anyway, these are called sensual corner, so how cute, just looks as pointed.

I'm going to upload this. I said, well, we do that, why don't we put on lipstick? I'm going to shade just a natural lip liner and you should go really basic and they have a little bit of shine to them so it wasn't supposed to be like that. a complete Bella Hadid makeup look. I was really doing like the fox eye, but I mean, I have blue contact lenses, you know what I mean, my contact lenses, so my favorite eyeliner is Lime Crime, just the perfect nude for me. I'm going to sharpen this because I really need it.

I'm going to open my lips on the outside. It's not as pretty, it just allows me to line them and make them look a little fuller, but it just looks so natural, it's like a nice natural nude, okay, let's pop it for as long as it's sticky when I put it on. I'm going to try to focus the end of the lash a little higher than the bottom of my lash. line, if that makes any sense, I try to find it, it's still like the line I created with that shadow, okay, so it might look crazy for a second while I let it sit because it's significantly above where my lashes fall, but I'm going to tighten them. together and then it will look completely fine, so while we wait for the other one to get sticky finish the lips and once again Dominica Cosmetics I'm going to use cream.

I don't know if you guys are tired of seeing this. Gloss, but it's literally my favorite gloss, so I'm going to put it in the center of my lips. I'll just massage it so it's not so shiny. Now I'm going to squeeze these together, which is probably not the case. It works better because this is a waterproof mascara and it's already set. I'm actually really upset that she used waterproof mascara because it doesn't stick to the false lashes so maybe it's not necessary, yeah these lashes look really pretty, this is the final look okay. I love these lashes.

I think if I were to do this again, I'd probably go with a few people and put them in the corners, unless I wanted it to be a little more glamorous, which I think this creates. I feel like I look a little more like Gigi. I like this though she's okay guys so this is it. I hope you enjoyed this

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. Hopefully this little trick has helped you if you have very round eyes or if you feel like your eyes are slightly downturned. right here with that lift really helps accentuate that you know we look pretty swept up, I think especially on this side, I wish my nose looked like it.

I had a nose job if I could have her person anyway, so I hope you. You guys enjoyed it and that's it, leave me your suggestions and comments below and I hope to see you in the next one.