Clinique: One palette, 3 looks!

MF editorial team

26 Oct 2013

updated the 7 October 2015 à 00:07

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Jenna’s Essentials Palette (Clinique, approx. USD60)
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Look 1: Dimensional Drama
"Apply the colour # 2 on the centre of the eyelid (from the lash line to the natural crease of the eyelid). Accentuate the effect by increasing the intensity at the outer corner of the eye. Then, add colour #3 in the inner corner of the eye. In fact, pressing the colour instead of just sliding it provides a better concentration of pigments. Using the brush, apply the colour # 1 in the inner corner of eye and between the arcade and the eyelid to create a contrast. Afterwards, draw back the colour #2 to highlight the lower lash line focusing on the outer corner, then blend inward. Add some #4 on #2 along the lower lash line to accentuate the colour. Finally, apply the colour #4 along the upper lashes to structure the look.
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Look 2: Smoked Liner
"First, underline with a pencil the lower lash line and a third of the top line, from the outer corner. slightly blend on the sides to soften the line. Then apply the colour #4 over the drawing pencil. Blend again always going inwards and making sure to keep a more intense color at the outer corner. then apply the colour #2 on the eyelid by focusing on the crease. Finally, use the tint #3 between the arcade and the eyelid."
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Look 3: Soft Definition
"Apply the pencil along the upper lash line, then blend. Extend this line to the outer corner of the eye to create a graphic effect. Correct the line, if necessary, using a cotton swab. Then apply the colour #2 on the pencil trace by pressing it. Tap the lid and the inner corners with a brush soaked in colour #3. Again, using the brush and dragging movement, apply the colour #3 under the lower lash line."

Jenna’s Essentials Palette (Clinique, approx. USD60)

With Clinique ‘Jenna’s Essentials’ palette, the NY make-up artist Jenna Menard has created three looks using the same colours. Copy if you like…

1. “Dimensional Drama” Look:

According to Jenna Menard, this look is suitable for all women. Here, all the colours in the palette are used to get a nice gradient on the eyelids. The eyes here are the centre of attention, so we should keep the look neutral and nude for the rest of the face.

2. “Smoked Liner” Look:

For a smoky eye, it is necessary to focus on the contours of the upper and lower lashes, says Jenna Menard. To give a little more depth, we make some gradation using both pencil and eyeshadow; tone down the lips with a nude lipstick for a natural effect.

3. “Soft Definition” Look:

Ideal for a chic evening or even anytime, this graphic makeup is timeless. Here, Jenna Menard chose to lengthen the look by using the shadow as an eyeliner. One way to enhance the natural shape of the eye while defining the lash line. And this time, we can have more fun and create a harmonious contrast by using bright lipstick.

Jenna’s Essentials Palette (Clinique, approx. USD60).

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