How to Get Every Single Makeup Look from Lea Michele's "On My Way" Music Video
The lovely Ms. Lea Michele already decoded her five signature beauty looks for us, but if you've watched her latest video for the song "On My Way," you know that this is Lea like we've never seen her before. (And we love it!)
We chatted with her on-set makeup artist Adam Breuchaud to find out the products and tricks he used to get her glowing skin, smudged liner, and perfectly pink lips. Click through the slides and find out how to copy the looks for yourself.
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"To start, I applied Dior Glow Maximizer Light Boosting Primer to give an overall radiance to the skin. For foundation, I mid one pump Armani Luminous Silk with one pump Givenchy Photo Perfexion to get the perfect color match and texture. But the most important element of this look was the eye, which was a blend of bronze shadows with a bold liner. I used M.A.C. Pro Longwear Paint Pot in Constructivist as my base for the lid, and then layered it with M.A.C. Eyeshadow in Bronze, which added sheen and depth. After, I smudged Givenchy Magic Kajal Eye Pencil in black on the top and bottom lash line, finishing with a few quick coats of L’Oréal Paris Voluminous Mascara. On the lips, I opted for a pretty pinky hue using Chanel’s Extrait de Gloss in Merveille."
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"I wanted ultra-dewy skin for the bathtub look! In order to achieve that radiance, I used Tom Ford Shade & Illuminate Palette in Intensity Two. The darker color really sculpted and contoured the cheek, but then I added the pearly highlight all over the face. To pump up the luminous sheen, I added M.A.C. Clear Lipglass on the lips, all over the eyelids, and also on the cheekbones, then finished with a coat of L’Oréal Paris Voluminous MIllion Lashes Mascara."
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"For the next scene in the video, I touched up under Lea’s eyes using Tom Ford’s Foundation Stick, which actually doubles as a concealer. For the eyes, we did a defined, mauve smoky using Chanel’s Eye Quad in Raffinement. I used the Givenchy kajal on both her top and bottom lash line again, but this time focused on more of a sculpted cheek. I love the NARSissist Cheek Kit, which has a trio of colors and a contoured brush, so you can add shade, color, and highlight all in one go. To play up the fun of the pink door behind her, I was inspired to do a pink lipstick! I love Chanel Paradis."
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"For the next outdoors look, I decided to keep the smoky impact from the previous look, but made it brighter and more luminous with a touch of Dior Eyeshadow In Celeste, which is a lavender color. It went right on top, which brightened and opened the eye. Then I enhanced her glow with NARS Blush in Love on the apples of the cheeks. For the lip, I continued with the pink theme using L’Oréal Paris Luminous Lip Colour in Pink Cashmere."
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"This part of the video had an edgier aesthetic, so I decided to play up the dark rocker feel with loads of liner. I smudged in a healthy application of L’Oréal Paris Infallible Never Fail Eyeliner, then added some prettiness with a bit of Chanel Bronzer all over the face, and a pop of blush on the apples of the cheeks with Stila’s Convertible Color in Camellia. I touched up the complexion where needed with Clé de Peau’s concealer, then finished it all off with a swipe of Tom Ford Lip Gloss in Sugar Pink."
