A Broadway-inspired Elphaba makeup look using Anastasia Beverly Hills and Natasha Denona palettes. The tutorial builds a super-pigmented green eye, lip, and contour with three shades of green on the lids, green contouring from hairline to cheeks, and a green lip finished with Jubilee liner.
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Today I'll be demonstrating a makeup look inspired by Elphaba from the Broadway musical Wicked.
Rather than going for Elphaba's completely green look, I'm going to focus on a super pigmented green eye, lip, and contour. For most of this look, I'm using Anastasia Beverly Hills Palette Volume 2. To begin, I'm going to put a light green shade from the crease of my lid down to my lash line. This particular shade is B3. Next, I wet my brush and added a glittery green, B1, from the middle of my lid to the corner of my eye. I wanted a little bit of a deeper green in the center of my lid. So I used Jubilee from Natasha Denona's Metropolis palette. To accentuate my bottom lash line, I went back to all 3 greens I used on my lid to line the bottom of my eye. I wanted the highlight to have a rosy undertone, so I went back to Natasha's palette and used Aurium to highlight my upper cheekbone. It wouldn't be a nod to Elphaba without a little bit of green contour. For this look, I wet my Beautyblender and mixed a few of the deeper green hues in Natasha's palette and blended from my hairline to my cheeks' apples. Next up, lips. To prime my lips for the deep green color I was going for, I used my Beautyblender to apply foundation. Next, I used a finger to apply Anastasia's B3 before going back in with my wet brush to add some deeper green color. For added depth, I lined my lips with Natasha's Jubilee. And there you have it, an Elphaba-inspired look. Thank you so much for watching, and be sure to subscribe to our channel for more Broadway Beauty.
