AI Video Summary: Lisa Eldridge on How to Create The Autumn Look - CHANEL Makeup
Channel: CHANEL
TL;DR
Makeup artist Lisa Eldridge demonstrates the Chanel Autumn-Winter 2011 'Illusions d'ombres' collection, focusing on the unique texture of the new cream eyeshadows. She showcases various application techniques for different shades, from natural everyday looks to dramatic smoky eyes and eyeliner effects, while also highlighting complementary lip, blush, and nail polish products.
Key Points
- — Introduction to the Autumn collection focusing on eye textures with natural lips and subtle blush.
- — Description of the unique 'bouncy cream' texture of the Illusions d'ombres eyeshadows and their ease of blending.
- — Demonstration of shade 86 'Ever' as a plum-rusty brown alternative for a smoky eye look.
- — Application of shade 85 'Méfik' as a dramatic, sparkly eyeliner using a wet brush technique.
- — Explanation of shade 81 as a transparent highlighter and overview of the remaining metallic and grey shades.
- — Presentation of the collection's nail polishes, including Graphite, Peridot, and Quartz.
Detailed Summary
Makeup artist Lisa Eldridge introduces the Chanel Autumn-Winter 2011 collection, 'Illusions d'ombres,' which centers on innovative eye makeup textures. She begins by establishing a natural base using Vita Lumiere foundation and a subtle pink blush to ensure the focus remains on the eyes. The highlight of the collection is the new cream eyeshadows, described as having a unique 'bouncy' mousse-like texture that is easy to blend. Eldridge demonstrates the most natural shade, number 82, which can be applied quickly with fingers for an everyday look. Progressing to more dramatic applications, she showcases shade 86, a plum-rusty brown, as an alternative to traditional black smoky eyes, applying it over the lid and into the socket line for a soft haze. For a high-impact look, she uses shade 85, a sparkly black, as an eyeliner by wetting the brush to intensify the pigment along the lash line. She also explains how to use the transparent shade 81 to add sparkle over other colors or as a highlighter on the cheekbones. The tutorial concludes with a review of the remaining metallic and grey shades, as well as the accompanying nail polishes in Graphite, Peridot, and Quartz, completing the autumn aesthetic.
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