Showing posts with label False Lashes. Show all posts
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Friday, March 12, 2021

Esme | The Grim Grotto: Part 2 | A Series of Unfortunate Events | Makeup Tutorial

Ultima Beauty wearing blue & gold eyeshadow holding an 'A Series of Unfortunate Events' book. Text reads: A Series of Unfortunate Events, The Grim Grotto Makeup Part 2”

 Dear Reader,

Just when you thought it was safe to read my makeup posts again, you are subjected to another miserable makeup tutorial.
 I haven't finished all of the makeup looks from Netflix's adaption of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events yet and it is my solemn duty to do so. 
So unless you have an affinity for disaster and woe, you are better off reading a post with glittery, fluffy animals in it, such as these: Too Faced Foxy Neutrals Makeup Set  &  Too Faced Unbearably Glam Makeup Set





It's been a while since the last installment of my ASOUE makeup tutorials.
But this is like my pet project. I love these books and I love the Netflix series, so I'm seeing it to the end📕
Plus, I recently read that Netflix plans to film an adaption of Lemony Snicket's second book series All the Wrong Questions and I'm hoping the "prequel" has some over the top makeup as well.

 
I actually recorded the video tutorial for this makeup in April of 2020, edited and posted it on YouTube in October of 2020 and now here in 2021 the blog post.
This ASOUE look has definitely been a labor of love.😅

(Picture via my Netflix account. Lucy Punch as Esme Squalor from A Series of Unfortunate Events S3 E4 The Grim Grotto: Part 2. For tutorial purposes only)
(Picture via my Netflix account. Lucy Punch as Esme Squalor from A Series of Unfortunate Events S3 E4 The Grim Grotto: Part 2. For tutorial purposes only)

Intense navy blue eyeshadow with pops of gold glitter are what bring "Captain" Esme's look to life while they search for the illusive sugar bowl in a submarine far below the surface.🌊


You'd be happier if you didn't watch the video tutorial here


 


What You Will Need:


1. Primer & Shimmery Navy Blue Eyeshadow + Black Eyeshadow: Apply an eyeshadow primer from lid to brow bone for a smooth canvas. 
Sweep a navy shadow on the outer 1/3 of your eye and inner 1/3 of your eye, leaving the middle of your eyelid blank for now. 
Trace some black eyeshadow around the inside of the outer 1/3 navy shadow for extra dimension. 
Ultima Beauty applying black eyeshadow next to blue eyeshadow with a small eyeshadow brush.




2. Blending Brush, Concealer, Gray & Nude Eyeshadow + White Shimmer Pigment: Use a blending brush to soften edges of the navy shadow. 
Apply concealer to the middle of your eyelid with a small brush to carve out a clean round area. 
Then dust a pale gray shimmer shadow over the middle lid and add a pale nude shimmer on top of that. For extra shimmer and pop dab an off white shimmer pigment over the center of the lid.
Ultima Beauty applying silver eyeshadow to the eyelid with a blending brush.



3. Snow White Shadow, Copper Bronze Shadow & White Liner: Brush a pearly white eyeshadow on the brow bone just to give a highlight. 
Run a shimmer copper shadow just through the inner half of the crease for extra definition. 
Then Trace a white eyeliner along the lower water line to make eyes appear bigger.
Ultima Beauty applying copper eyeshadow to the crease of the eye with a crease brush.



4. More Navy Shadow, Liquid Liner, Gold Glitter, Lengthening Mascara & False Lashes: Trace the navy eyeshadow along the lower lash line and also strengthen the other sections of your eye where you have already applied it. 
Run a liquid eyeliner along the top the lash line in just a thin strip. 
Mix a silver and gold glitter shadow and press it in the middle of your lower lash line, then drag it down significantly onto your under eye (in some scenes Esme's glitter is not as pronounced on the under eye and stays mainly on the lash line, in others it is dramatically cascading downwards).   
Swipe a lengthening mascara on top and bottom lashes. Then finish off eyes with full false lashes.
Ultima Beauty applying mascara to the top lashes.

 

5. Contour, Highlight, Pink Blush & Peach Shimmer Gloss: Take a matte light bronze contour shade and run it under your cheek bone stopping under the apple of the cheek and blend it out for a less harsh line.
Take a shimmery white highlighter and hit the top of your cheek bones and bridge of your nose.
Then add a cool pink blush and dust it right onto the apples of your cheeks.
Finally, glide a shimmer gloss in a peachy color onto your lips.
Ultima Beauty applying peach lip gloss to lips.



Which gives us...




Ultima Beauty’s finished Esme Squalor The Grim Grotto Part 2 makeup look, eyes closed

Captain Esme's makeup. I don't have the captain's hat or jacket, but you get the idea ⛵

Ultima Beauty’s finished Esme Squalor The Grim Grotto Part 2 makeup look, eyes opened

Navy eyeshadow and gold glitter eyeshadow are the major players in this unfortunate look.

Close up of Ultima Beauty’s eyeshadow inspired by Esme Squalor in The Grim Grotto, eyes closed

Blending is a big part of achieving this eyeshadow from The Grim Grotto: Part 2.




Again you can watch the miserable tutorial for this look here


Products I used:

MAC: Studio Fix Fluid in NW10
Too Faced: Shadow Insurance Eyeshadow Primer
Too Faced: Pretty Rich Palette
Too Faced: Eyeshadow in Set the Jewel Tone
Beau Gâchis: Concealer Brush
Too Faced: Eyeshadow in Coal Under Pressure
Sonia Kashuk: Small Eyeshadow Brush No.7
MAC: 217 Blending Brush
AURORA: Pro Cover Up Concealer in Pale
Sheer Cover: Concealer Brush
Urban Decay: Mushroom Eyeshadow
Elizabeth Mott: Blending Brush
Urban Decay: Sin Eyeshadow
MAC: Pigment in Vanilla
Urban Decay: Polyester Bride Eyeshadow
Coastal Scents: Ipsy Pearl Medium Shadow Brush
Urban Decay: Smog Eyeshadow
N.Y.C Color Cosmetics: White Eyeliner Pencil
Luxie Beauty: Rose Gold Flat Definer Brush 221
Mellow Cosmetics: Liquid Precision Pen Eyeliner
Maybelline: Fit Me Concealer in Ivory
Too Faced: Eyeshadow in Diamonds 4 Breakfast
Beau Gâchis: Eye Shader Brush
Too Faced: Eyeshadow in Fluent in Diamonds
Sugar Cosmetics: Uptown Curl Lengthening Mascara in Black
e.l.f.: Natural Lash Kit
NYX: Highlight & Contour Pro Palette
Beaute Basics: C405 Contour Blush Brush
Beau Gâchis: Illuminator (Highlighting Brush)
MODELCO: Blush Cheek Powder in Cosmopolitan
Luxie Beauty: Dreamcatcher Tapered Highlighter Brush 522
N.Y.C.: Liquid Lip Shine in Brighton Beach Peach



You can see Esme's dastardly Grim Grotto: Part 1 makeup look here
Ultima Beauty wearing red & blue eyeshadow. Text reads: “A Series of Unfortunate Events, Esme The Grim Grotto Makeup Part 1”



Thanks for checking out my ASOUE Grim Grotto Part 2 navy & gold makeup look.
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Thursday, May 30, 2019

Esme | The Slippery Slope: Part 2 | A Series of Unfortunate Events | Makeup


Dear Reader,

You have obviously clicked on this posted by mistake, because there is nothing but misery and horror contained in the words and pictures of this makeup tutorial of A Series of Unfortunate Events characters. 
You would be much better off closing this window and finding a more pleasant and happy blog post to read.

(Paraphrased from my memory of the back cover of every Lemony Snicket book).



We are finally on to Part 2 of Esme's Slippery Slope makeup.
ICYMI you can catch Part 1 here 

Now we're on to Esme's "fashion on fire" makeup.

(Picture via my Netflix account. Lucy Punch as Esme Squalor from A Series of Unfortunate Events S3 E2 The Slippery Slope: Part 2)

Gold, glitter, red eyeshadow and lipstick are the main components of this devastatingly evil Esme look.
"It's not fire. It's fashion" -- Violet Baudelaire


If you would prefer to experience misfortune in video form, you can watch my video tutorial here



What You Will Need


1. Matte Brown Eyeshadow: Trace a warm, matte brown shadow through the crease of the eye, from the outside corner all the way through to the inner corner.


2. Red Eyeshadow (or pigment) & Blending Brush: Take a red shadow and blend it onto the outer half of the eyelid. Blend and build color as you go until you reach a nice opaque.


3. Gold Metallic Eyeshadow: Place a shimmery metallic gold shadow on the remaining portion of the lid and into the inner corner of the eye.


4. White Shimmer Shadow, Black Liquid Liner & White Eyeliner: Apply a white shimmer eyeshadow to the brow bone for a highlighter effect.
Line top lash line with a black liquid liner pen and wing it out just slightly.
 And run a white eyeliner pencil along the lower water line of the eye.


5. Black Eyeshadow,  Lengthening Mascara, Glitter Shadow & Lashes: Run a matte black shadow along the lower lash line.
 Use a lengthening mascara on the top and bottom lashes. 
Take your middle finger and use it to add some red & gold glitter shadow to the lids and inner corners (for the gold). 
Then apply false lashes, no Esme look is complete without them. Also, put some gold glitter or shadow on the outer tips of the false lashes.


6. Light Brown Contour Shade, Bright White Highlighter, Red Blush: Run contour shade under  cheekbones, starting near the middle of your ear and stop about half way across your cheek (see video) and blend.
 Take a frosty highlighter and hit the top of your cheeks, forehead, and down your nose.
Take a small amount of the red pigment or eyeshadow and blend it into the apples of your cheeks.


7. Warm Red Lipstick: To complete Esme's makeup, add lipstick in a warm red shade.

Which brings us to...





Our finished product: Esme on Mount Fraught terrorizing the Baudelaire orphans.
The slight hint of gold on the outer tips of the lashes gives the look a nice touch of "in" influence 😉


The frosty highlighter on the brow bone and tops of the cheeks tie in the theme of snow capped mountain tops nicely 🏔


Minus the fluffy orange hat and braided pigtails, we have come pretty close to Esme's look in part two of The Slippery Slope.



Again, if you want more of a comprehensive explanation of this post of misery, you can check out my video tutorial here


Products I Used For Esme's Makeup Look:

Almay: Truly Lasting Color Liquid Makeup in Ivory
Urban Decay: Knockout Eyeshadow
NYX: Primal Colors in Hot Red
Elizabeth Mott: Blending Brush
Urban Decay: Twisted Eyeshadow
Urban Decay: Polyester Bride Eyeshadow
Coastal Scents: Ipsy Pearl Medium Shadow Brush
Doucce: Fierce And Fine Graphic Pen in Black
N.Y.C Color Cosmetics: White Eyeliner Pencil
Urban Decay: Clash Eyeshadow
Benefit Cosmetics: BADgal BANG! Volumizing Mascara
E.L.F.: Dramatic Lash Kit
Too Faced: Eyeshadow in Oh, It’s On!
Too Faced: Eyeshadow in Work It
Sonia Kashuk: Small Eyeshadow Brush No.7
Sally Girl: Sparkle Effects Loose Glitter in Gold
NYX: Highlight & Contour Pro Palette
Beaute Basics: C405 Contour Blush Brush
Beau Gachis: Illuminator (Highlighting Brush)
Glamour Dolls: Lisa Frank Angled Blush Brush
Revlon: Ultra HD Lipstick in Gladiolus


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And if you're interested in more misfortune, check out my other ASOUE posts:
Violet Baudelaire (Season 1)
Violet Baudelaire (Season 3)


Thanks again for sharing this miserable time with me

With all due respect,


Ultima Beauty 



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