Name: 日本版が始動！3人のプロが「桜」をテーマにメイクを披露。 | Triple Take | VOGUE JAPAN
Uploaded: 2022-03-20T17:48:18.000Z
Duration: 16 min 19 s
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Makeup that focuses on artistic design is my forte.

This is what I focus on when I do makeup.

I make sure to portray the personality of the person I'm doing makeup for.

my style keeps the person's good qualities intact.

An image of fallen sakuras at the waterside.

I'll be using paste and lip gloss to produce a 3D effect.

I want to capture the beauty of the moment they fall

by using "washi" paper to create that feel and 3D effect.

The first episode of VOGUE JAPAN's Triple Take.

When I think of sakuras, I think of "pink" and "Japanese."

So I've decided to incorporate the Kabuki feel into it.

I'll reset your complexion now. [L'EAU MICELLAIRE]

This step removes any dirt or excess sebum.

I'll then follow up with a moisturizer and that keeps the makeup intact longer.

I'm using a lotion that has some shine in it

to create a sunlight reflection feel starting from the base.

I'll be painting her white later, so moisturizing first is a must.

If not, the makeup will appear dry later.

This lotion is by ACSEINE. [Moistbalance Lotion]

I chose a lotion that has mainly ceramides

I wanted to paint her white the traditional way.

I'll combine the Western and Japanese ways of doing it.

Instead of pomade, I'll be using NIVEA Creme as the base for this.

To prevent abrasions, I'm using some cream.

I'm massaging them in starting with the bigger muscles.

I'm using this common base from Chifure. [UV Liquid Foundation 33]

For "glowy" makeup, I'd usually go with a matte base,

It's by MAKE UP FOR EVER. [STEP 1 PRIMER PORE MINIMIZER]

but it's not just about making it Japanese by painting white.

and was reminded of dry landscape gardens.

I'm using protective film that are used on people with metal allergies.

I created graphics of these shapes and cut them out after that.

I use this type to cover below the eyes. [2WAY FOUNDATION H 01]

It's a matte foundation, but the glow appears once it settles in.

So I'm applying to just areas where it's needed.

If it looks wet all over, it'd appear sticky.

I'm careful to not over apply foundation.

Just putting it in places that cast a shadow.

Such brushes have been popping up in the makeup world

I'm applying white paint with a paste texture.

Water-based paints are often used for Kabuki,

but the one I'm using now is oil-based and easier to apply.

The paint used for Kabuki would sometimes get smudged after a while.

I'll start by creating a graduation at the eyes.

A light shade first and ending with a dark one makes it too dark instantly.

This is by M·A·C. [POWDER BLUSH BRIGHT PINK]

The initial dark shade can be applied thicker than usual.

Followed by a lighter shade to "erase" it.

I want to enhance her beautiful almond-shaped eyes.

I curled her lashes so that it doesn't cover her pupils.

For Asians, our lashes tend to droop easily.

So I'm applying a little mascara to the roots at this point to keep them up.

like many sakuras have fallen onto the water.

So I went bold instead of drawing one by one.

Giving the skin a slight translucent feel.

I want to make it look like it's painted in white at the end.

My interest in this traditional Japanese makeup was piqued.

I found out about how it was actually used.

After trying it for shoots, I've learned how to do it.

Her beautiful eyes were what struck me the most.

I want to bring out their beauty by putting on eyeliner.

This palette is by M·A·C too. [FULL FACE KIT CICERO]

This is by MITSUYOSHI stage makeup. [Clown Color Pink]

This vibrant-colored mascara is easy to use and doesn't smudge.

Setting her beautiful brows in the right mood while enhancing them.

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