Kristen Stewart's Cosmopolis Premiere Hair and Makeup: Celebrity Beauty Breakdown
Makeup artist Beau Nelson matched Kristen Stewart's bright red lips to her red gown for the Cannes Film Festival premiere of . He shares how he created her lip look, sculpted cheeks, and defined brows. Then, hairstylist Giannandrea lets you in on the secrets to creating Kristen's voluminous and romantic updo.
1/16The actress wore bold red lips and a tousled updo at the Cannes premiere of Robert Pattinson's latest film. Find out how her makeup artist and hairstylist created the look and shop their product picks.
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"I created a flawless base with Illamasqua Skin Base Foundation, Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Concealer, and Laura Mercier Secret Brightening Powder," explains Nelson. "I used NARS Eyeshadow in Blondie to accentuate her eye shape and Chanel Illusion D'Ombre in Fantasme, a clear glitter shade so fine it almost looks wet, over the shadow for a shine effect. I made the lash line very black by using L'Oréal Paris Voluminous Mascara in Carbon Black and individual false lashes. Next, I gently contoured her cheeks with NARS Blush in Amour. Her lips were lined and filled in with NARS Lip Liner Pencil in Jungle Red and topped with NARS Semi-Matte Lipstick in Heat Wave."
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Laura Mercier Brightening Powder, $22. Lauramercier.com.
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Maybelline New York Age Rewind Concealer, $8. Target.com.
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L’Oréal Paris Voluminous Carbon Black Mascara, $7. Ulta.com.
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Chanel Illusion D’Ombre Long Wear Luminous Eyeshadow in Fantasme, $36. Chanel.com.
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Paul and Joe Eyebrow Pencil in #2, $18. Dermstore.com.
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NARS Semi-Matte Lipstick in Heat Wave, $24. Narscosmetics.com.
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"I started Kristen with wet hair and applied a lot of Kérastase Volumactive Mousse to the whole head," says Giannandrea. "I dried the hair in all directions without a brush—just hot air. Then, I brushed the hair with a Mason Pearson Brush to pump up the volume. Next, I used a one inch curling iron and curled the whole head loosely. I used a small amount of Supremo Magic Move Soft Cream to give the hair a rich texture. I twisted the locks loosely and pinned them in place at the back of the head, leaving volume at the top to give it the right proportion. This style needs to be loose and messy in the back—not tight. The ends of the hair should form a cascading effect down the back. I sprayed the look with L'Oréal Paris Elnett Strong Hold Hairspray to finish."
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L’Oréal Paris Elnett Strong Hold Hairspray, $13. Walmart.com.
