Name: Euphoria’s Alexa Demie Shares Her ’90s Glam Tutorial | Beauty Secrets | Vogue
Uploaded: 2020-03-15T16:51:19.000Z
Duration: 13 min 13 s
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Selected to me, I'm gonna be doing a little nineties nude glam, but I'm gonna start with some skin care.

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So I would like to start with a really clean face, whether that's cleansing my face or using a wipe, you want to get any like excess, like Boyle or anything that, like built up throughout the day sob story.

It's all organic, and it's made out of vegetables and, you know, flowers, botanicals.

It's just all natural spraying on my face.

I like to use a little bit of serum under my primer, My mom's makeup artists, and she's big on skin.

So, like my entire life, I would just here wash your face washing phase.

My great grandmother really got her into, like, um, creams and serums at a really young age.

So she's always been really, really good about sharing all of those products with me, so I'm really I mean, skin is like number one for me.

So after I do my serum, I like to use the do your backstage primary foundation.

I see the fluffy brush ice to use a sponge, but I kind of I like the feel of a fluffy brush, and I like the kind of working in my skin without it being too heavy.

So my mom, I mean, I grew up watching her do makeup.

I remember she said she was working at Mac and she had to be like a 10 minute editorial look.

So she brought me and I was like, 12 years old.

And she did the craziest, most beautiful, like editorial look on me and I love that and I want to take it off.

She's really good at eyes, and she's all about blending.

So my like my whole life, she's always been like Blend, blend, blend.

She doesn't really like harsh lines to bring it down into my neck.

Sam the Creator before he's really into makeup, and I made like three extensive mood board for my look for Maddie, and the makeup artists were so wonderful and like, so collaborative.

So it was really fun because we got kind of work together on each look, and I would always do my own wing because that's kind of like my my signature thing.

Just just have that have that face for my eye shadow.

I'm bringing her on my nose whenever I'm looking at inspiration.

I like to look at a lot of old like nineties 60 seventies editorial.

Um, I kind of like I sometimes don't even look up makeup.

I just kind of look up the the editorial.

And then I look a lot alike, share in different artists from back in the day.

And I kind of like Thio not, like just recreate it completely, but just take pieces from each of those pictures and kind of do my own thing growing up in middle school and high school in L.

I had my little baby hair and my gold jewelry and especially like, I don't know, it's just within my culture.

So I think for sure l A has influenced my look my mom's insolence.

It'll lock in the sense that growing up, I had, like fashion magazines surrounding me I bake under my I will do my eye shadow.

I just under the I think it helps when you're doing your eye shadow to just if anything falls, it's really you can take it off really easily also have really hollow eyes.

I kind of like I don't know Brian's me up.

Money's just like a little bit of a creamy nude, and I like to top it into the eye.

I'm gonna go into my crease with a slightly darker color and I'm gonna take this color here.

It'll go in after this with a different brush and blend of even more.

I think my cares in the show is like is like an elevated version of my high school makeup.

I definitely started doing my wing really early on.

I think in like middle school, and I was just all about like a wing and a lot of lip gloss, and with Maddie, I think we really we really went there with the looks going with a little bit of this pat over Pat McGrath over the Dior.

I know nineties was always, like, just map, but I've been really into all of the glittery I shot.

So this one has a little bit of brown and gold, Captain.

I'm gonna pop a little bit more of this Pat McGrath glitter on the loo.

Okay, I'm gonna add a little bit of highlight under the brow.

I kind of just start at the on the outer corner of my eye.

I don't like it like two curled up to I don't know.

I just follow my eye here, but I just It means to be really pointy, So I kind of just start like that, then I always get a Q tip.

I bring the inner corner and give me that like, years, Jack, I'm going to do a little bit of blush.

I used to hate blush because my mom was so obsessed with blood she would put so much blush on me, and I would always say no blush like before she would do my makeup.

Bring it up a little bit into the airline.

So I choose is your, um come to your palate.

It's a little bit of contour when I bring it up into the cheek just a little bit.

So now that I've done my contour, I'm just gonna go in with a little bit of bronzer.

I'm gonna do a little bit of this to your highlighter.

I think like that's been one of the best parts about filming is that we all instantly connected.

So I think we both get really excited about each other's looks, So I'm gonna go in.

So I'm gonna go in with this, do your lip liner, and sometimes I even layer lip liners, which I think I'm gonna go in with a little bit of a brown.

I recreated a Marilyn Monroe look once, and I just looked up like her make up artist is process.

And apparently they would layer, like, seven different read on her lift.