Vampire Diaries Elena Gilbert Makeup | TV Show Inspired Makeup Tutorial

Welcome to the makeup chair today we are doing a look that's inspired by um it was request as well but it's inspired by Vampire Diaries this is a look kind of similar to the ones that um Elena wears so I thought I would show you guys how you can do it in kind of normal and then Vamp it up a little bit more by adding a little bit more extra liner so if you're interested in that then just keep watching so we're going to get started the look I'm using the um e.l. Beauty encyclopedia eyes I think this is called neutralize or something I can never quite remember and I don't think it's written anywhere but it's the one with all the Browns and stuff and you can do smokey eyes with this palette as well this is what it looks like in the inside we're going to be taking the darker cream one like you have two cream ones in this as well and you also have a brush and eyeliner which is I have taken out but um I'm going to take the cream kind of brown this is kind of a golden brown this like a creamy Brown and we're going to take these four colors then these ones right here um so let's get started this camera is really annoying because it shows up everything like if I make the tiniest mistake it will show it up but anyway we're going to carry on so I'm going to first of all take um a little primer this is the art deco eyeshadow primer it's not the most amazing one that I have but I can't find my elf one so I'm just going to use this one so we're just going to apply this all over with the lid usually I start with this SI so I'm going to keep making mistakes because I keep going to go over that eye but anyway the opposite eye so I'm just placing this all over I'm just going to Pat it in because it goes a little bit sticky so I kind of going to Pat it in like this you can use um a press powder if you want if you don't want to use a primer that's just a different way of doing it then we're going to take the cream base that's in this palette so it looks like that it's kind of that metallicy brown kind of shade we're going to take a little bit of that over the lid I'm just going to apply a small amount at a time because what I don't want is it to be kind of sticky and gooey and for the whole lid to stick together so just apply a small amount and that's all you really need of this so we're going to start off with the lightest Shade that's in here which is this one right here going to take this onto a flat brush I really like using flat brushes if you have a concealer brush you can use that as well and we're going to Pat this in the inner part of the lid like this now you don't have to use shimmery Shades like this has a lot of glitter in this one you can use matte if you want to as well now I'm going to take the second color that one right here take it onto the same brush just going to Pat it on the outer bit so it's the outer third of the eye you can use this into the crease also so you're just pushing upwards working into the crease and you can keep your eyes open and it'll actually make sure that you create the right shape and you don't want to come out like outside this part of the eye so if you have your brush alongside the nose and your eye all this back here should be clear now we're going to move on to the next shade which is that one we're going to start this on the outer part of the lid like this the outer third and see I'm just tapping it very very slowly I don't want it to go like all over my cheek or anything so just Pat it in like this kind of disperse the shade um so it doesn't kind of go crazy work this just slightly upwards again into the crease to create more of a depth of this look I am going to change over to a fluffy brush but this is kind of a staple to any look using a nice fluffy brush just to blend it and then you can blend it quite well and then just blend it up towards the brow you're going to take that dark shade which is kind of um quite a dark brown you only need a very small amount of this seriously it's just very tiny tiny amount we're going to push this on the outer part of the lid this isn't totally necessary but you know it'll give it that extra kind of kick I'm G to take my fluffy brush and very gently because we haven't really dispersed it too much I'm just gonna blend it so it's not too harsh and that's it for eyes Shadow we're going to move on to liner going to take a pencil liner no liquid liner pencil liner like this you could take a liquid liner if you wanted to I just prefer using these and you can take a little bit of this onto the tip of your flat brush like this or you can take a um a matte kind of black shadow but this is kind of the way that your brush should look you want to start right at the end of the lashes so right at the root right here you can just wiggle it a little bit like this just to get it going and then you just want to bring it out like that so you're creating kind of a wedge shape at the end of the ey so you're like going upwards and you're working this right into the crease as well so just very slowly work it into like a vshape on the outer part of the eye and this is going to darken our lashes so tlook a little bit thicker and take the same thing again onto the brush like this back and forth so working it like this and then work it inwards and that's what's going to get that kind of smokey look so it's not going to look too harsh it's just going to be nice and Smokey going to take that black liner again now this is where you could stop and add your mascara and you're pretty much done but if you want to smoke it and make it look a little bit bit darker and if you want to kind of Define your eyes a little bit more take your liner and do the waterline and then close your eyes and do the upper waterline so you have all the way along like this now you're going to add your mascara so curl your eyelashes now you can heat up your eyelash curler if it's a metal one heat it up and then you'll get like a really long lasting curl now you can do the steps outwards which is where you take like a a few pumps here move out and few pumps here but I actually prefer to get it right to the root instead okay so we're going to work on the rest of the face I have taken a kind of matte bronzer using my little brush I actually found out where I got this from just remembered got it in Target um it's say Sonia cash cashew or something um yeah I couldn't figure out and everybody was asking me where I got the white brush from that I use all the time it's like the cheapest brush that I own and I love it so much so I'm going to work this onto my Che cheekbones like this and this is just going to add a little bit of a shape to the face as well as adding that nice kind of glow that she has she has kind of a bronzy glow all the time so we are going to add a little bit of this and I'm kind of going underneath the cheekbones but also slightly on them just to create more of a bronzy look also take this onto the top of my forehe