Get the Look: Katharine McPhee at the 2012 Golden Globes.

Makeup Artist Lauren Andersen did the beautiful makeup look for actress Katharine McPhee for last night's Golden Globe Awards.

Inspiration: To complement Katharine’s ethereal Donna Karan number, Lauren crated an equally innocent beauty look that was fresh-faced and youthful. “This beauty look was very sweet,” Lauren said.  “I used the flower Baby’s Breath as my inspiration for creating a look for Katharine that was simple and natural.”

Step by Step How-To:
v  To create the base for her look, Lauren started with Cle de Peau Beaute Refining Fluid Foundation SPF 24
v  Next, she applied L’Oréal Paris Magic Smooth Soufflé Blush in Celestial to the apples of Katharine’s cheeks for a soft, natural flush
v  On the eyes, she swiped L’Oréal Paris Infallible Eye Shadow in Iced Latte across the lids, blending it into the crease for a sultry, warm smoky eye
v  She also thinly lined eyes with L’Oréal Paris Voluminous Smoldering Eyeliner in Brown to deepen the look of lashes, which she coated with L’Oréal Paris Voluminous Million Lashes Mascara
v  For the lips, Lauren used Dior Rouge Contour Lip Liner in Linen and L’Oréal Paris Infallible Gloss 8HR in Petal
v  Lauren finished with a dusting of YSL Poudre Sur Mesure – a semi loose powder in neutral to set the overall look

Products Used:
v  L’Oréal Paris Magic Smooth Soufflé Blush ($12.95)
v  L’Oréal Paris Infallible Eye Shadow ($7.95)
v  L’Oréal Paris Voluminous Smoldering Eyeliner in Brown ($8.95)
v  L’Oréal Paris Voluminous Million Lashes Mascara ($8.95)
v  L’Oréal Paris Infallible Gloss 8HR in Petal ($9.99)

Get the Look: Sarah Michelle Gellar at the Golden Globes.

Sarah Michelle Gellar looked beautifully wild last night at the Golden Globes with her almost tie-dyed looking Monique L’huillier gown. Makeup Artist Jake Bailey did her look.

Inspiration: The inspiration for this look was Sarah’s Monique L’huillier blue and white gown (which was chosen by Sarah’s two year old daughter).  For the night, Jake wanted to make the eyes the main focus to complement the bold color of the dress.

Step-by-Step:
v  To start, Jake used L’Oréal Paris Extra-Intense Carbon Black Eyeliner to rim and define the top and bottom lash lines
v  Next, Jake blended two shades of L’Oréal Paris Infallible Eye Shadow in Midnight Blue and Sultry Smoke – using his fingertip, Jake gently blended both shades and used them outward and upward to create a smokey effect
v  To accentuate Sarah Michelle’s lashes he coated them with L’Oréal Paris Voluminous False Fiber Lashes Mascara in Blackest Black
v  He perfected her skin by buffing a dime size dollop L’Oréal Paris True Match Super-Blendable Makeup in Caramel Beige over Sarah Michelle’s entire face and finished it with a dusting of Guerlain Mineral Powder in Les Violettes
v  Jake used a powder bronzer from Nars in Laguna to warm her complexion and brightened her cheeks with a swirl of a shimmery coral blush called from Benefit in Coralista on the apples
v  He lined Sarah Michelle’s lips and filled them in with a nude liner called from Urban Decay in wallflower
v  Jake finished the look by applying L’Oréal Paris Infallible 8hr plumping gloss in plumping pink to add shine and dimension
v  For her body he mixed equal parts AHAVA mineral body lotion and M.A.C. strobe cream to add a healthy sheen to her shoulders arms and decolletage
Products Used:
v  L’Oréal Paris Extra-Intense Carbon Black Eyeliner ($8.95)
v  L’Oréal Paris Infallible Eye Shadow in Midnight Blue & Sultry Smoke ($9.99)
v  L’Oréal Paris Voluminous False Fiber Lashes Mascara in Blackest Black ($9.95)
v  L’Oréal Paris True Match Super-Blendable Makeup in Soft Ivory ($10.95)
v  L’Oréal Paris Infallible 8HR Plumping Gloss in Plumping Pink ($9.99)

Get the Look: Emma Stone at the 2012 Golden Globes.

At last night's Golden Globe Awards Ceremony, REVLON Global Brand Ambassador Emma Stone dazzled in a classic yet edgy beauty look created by Rachel Goodwin, CHANEL Celebrity Makeup Artist.  Her hair was styled by Mara Roszak for MATRIX.

Makeup

To complement the metallic details on Emma’s stunning Lanvin dress, Goodwin created an impactful makeup look highlighted by a dramatic eye shape using shades of pewter and gunmetal.
 
Products used:
REVLON PhotoReady Perfecting Primer, $12.99
REVLON PhotoReady Airbrush Mousse Makeup in Nude, $13.99
CHANEL Powder Blush in Orchid Rose, $43.00
CHANEL Intense Eye Pencil in Noir, $29.00
REVLON ColorStay 16H Eyeshadow Quad in Precocious, $7.49
CHANEL Inimitable Intense Mascara in Noir, $30.00
REVLON ColorBurst Lip Butter in Lollipop, $7.49
CHANEL Nail Colour in Ballerina, $26.00 * or * REVLON ColorStay Nail Enamel in Calla Lily, $7.99
 
All products are available at www.revlon.com and www.chanel.com.

Hair

Inspiration: To complement her striking Lanvin gown, stylist Mara Roszak wanted Emma's hair to emulate that same edgy and effortless style. Staying away from anything too romantic, the rougher texture was key in achieving the goal of the style – a strong feel while remaining feminine.

Step by Step How-To:
v  Starting with wet hair, applied MATRIX Total Results Amplify Foam Volumizer
v  Rough dried hair to extenuate natural texture
v  Used a 1” barrel curling iron to touch up natural wave
v  Took a dab of MATRIX Total Results Curl Contouring Lotion to tame any extra frizz throughout the hair and give it a bit more definition
v  Pulled hair back loosely letting the front of the hair and pieces around the face fall out.
v  Twist ends of hair and pull back to create a loose, messy chignon in the back, letting the front of the hair and pieces around the face fall out
v  Once hair was back and pinned, began dropping the hair into the messy bun shape, pinning and wrapping each piece individually
v  To secure the style, used BIOLAGE Freeze Fix Hair Spray
v  Pinned in Lanvin hair accessory
Products Used:
v  MATRIX Total Results Amplify Foam Volumizier ($15, Matrix.com for salon locations)
v  MATRIX Total Results Curl Contouring Cream ($15, Matrix.com for salon locations)  
v  BIOLAGE Freeze Fix Hair Spray ($15, Matrix.com for salon locations)