Name: Lion Babe's Jillian Hervey's Guide to Fierce Feline Eyes | Beauty Secrets | Vogue
Uploaded: 2020-03-20T01:11:20.000Z
Duration: 12 min 2 s
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I'm Gillian from line, babe, and I'm here with Vogue and I'm going to be showing you my glam look for my shows and we'll start with my bare face and then I'm gonna do my classic.

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Had I and a couple other little secrets to show you I start with Rose Water and here is so I just spray a couple spaces like wakes up in the morning or gets you just refreshed.

This is my old school Dickinson's, Which Hazel just put a little bit.

The classic T zone, which we all learned about what we're starting off life.

I kind of like Thio move around with my moisturizer.

I don't want to stay with the same one for too long just because I think my skin gets used to it, and then I need to switch it up.

So right now I'm using on Burt's Bees daily.

When I was younger, I kind of started learning about makeup through just dance recitals.

My mom would teach me what to do so I kind of always think of it as a painting and colors and tones More than like, you have to use this specific thing.

It's a Mac concealer and correct your palate.

So I just really start with just under the eyes like that, like very, very, very light.

If it's a show, which it is, I'm gonna go a little bit more intense than I would do like my regular day.

So this one is Mac prolong where just right underneath that, because this one's a little bit more yellow, so I don't need it right under my eyes.

When you're a young dancer, they kind of tea.

Do you like the classic like ballet face, which is like, heavy on the contour?

So the T zone is the is the main thing to follow.

You always wanted focus on the side of your face and your eyesight island just really X century, what's already happening?

So I'm just lightning underneath my eyes around my chin, my nose and like my forehead.

So I'm trying to just basically look at what looks like a natural light and then enhanced those qualities.

So this little thing So if you can see I'm just literally blotting under my eye.

It's starting to smooth out is very rare.

To find the perfect foundation, I think I always have to kind of mix it up a little bit.

So the darker tone is gonna be on my cheeks like below jawline and then even to get more drama.

I learned this from the drug Cleans and RuPaul's drag race.

If you if you start to kind of dark in this, this is a natural shadow.

You want to start doing your foundation right after you've done your moisturizer because it's kind of nice to have them blending in with each other.

I'm gonna do a little fish based go from here down like that.

I'm not a huge brow person not obsessed with the thick brow thing when everyone's into.

But I kind of just like Thio, accentuate what's already happening and not go to crazy.

So you see there like pretty white stone, but just more shaped than I just use this other side and blend slightly.

Okay, So that so Now we're gonna start with the eyes.

So I got this, Mac, It's a powder flash, but for some reason, I love it as an eye color.

I am notorious for just using everything for whatever I think I should use it for which I think, you know, it's makeup so I can go all over your face.

Sometimes there's a great I pencil that ends up being a great lip liner.

Or you can put lipstick on your cheeks for a rouge on dhe.

Sometimes you're on the road and you only have a certain amount of things.

So I'm just gonna, um, hit the lids very lightly.

So I love because it's just tonal again, Um, bike from far away.

So my mom would I think my first real memory of her doing my makeup would be my dance recitals.

So every time, uh, she would do a full you know, I'm like nine years old.

If I got, like a full cat, eye lashes and everything else this is who is this person?

So you you bring it all the way up to the row, and then I'm gonna later add, like, a lighter tone.

My one cheat is I will do a tiny bit of liner first, just in case, if there is a space, you won't see the gap, so I'll just start from here and then yes, and this could be doesn't have to be super perfect yet.

This is just like, just in case of lashes.

I have long eyelashes, but I think Alaskan do so much for you on stage first, I'm gonna just fit it.

I just want to make sure that the lash is not to bomb.

So I'll just kind of close my eyes and do this for a second.

Like, it looks weird, but like I do something like that just to kind of see if it's okay.

Okay, this is gonna be, like, really dramatic.

I love black lash blue because it looks like Black Island or so if you mess up, you kind of know messing up.

And then so I'm just literally gonna take it on a mattress you can use, like a Bobby pin or a tweezer to just kind of, like, help you align stuff.

So I'm just using it to just pack any price that's sticking out.

This is also why I like to do the lashes first because you kind of conceive how lashes are shaping your face and then decide on the liner from there.

I've always just loved like the foxy girls vixens.

I think it's just kind of been my look, my whole life, I can just because I like my arm and shaped eyes.

So I like to accentuate what's already going on.

You pull it so the shape doesn't get messed up, and then just gently remove the excess.

I really don't worry that much makeup when I'm not performing because I'd like to just give my my self a break.

And then now I'm just gonna do a little bit get this lion thing going.

So I just want it from really, really hurt connects it to the lash.

So I just did this kind of little linden right here.

If you can see it's like this little corner, so that just gives me even more of the feline.

And for me, I actually think my eyes look more open when I don't do a bottom line.