'4 p.m. — Still at it! These things take a long time, they really do. Especially if someone wants a full beat. Some actresses, we need two to three hours between hair and makeup to make sure that it looks seamless and to make sure it is actually popping.'
Generally, if I have the time, I always do some skin care before makeup because I really believe that prepping the skin makes for the best look. I always have a gentle exfoliator, a powder one from Tatcha. Then I tone and moisturize. I always go back to Shiseido moisturizer. Nobody breaks out from their products. I'm doing Charlie’s hair as well. He's very chill; he seems a little shy and very real. He must have good parents.10 a.m. — I Uber back home because I have a break.
11:30 a.m. — Back to Charlie to get him ready for his next event. We do a little extra hair stuff just to make sure he feels a little like"I fell out of bed looking this cool." This time, I start his makeup with a spray of Omorovicza thermal water. It’s such a light beautiful mist and it just re-vitalizes the skin without me having to go in so hard with more makeup. I reapply a little concealer, use a mattifier and off he goes! I wait to eat until after I see a client.
4 p.m. — Still at it! These things take a long time, they really do. Especially if someone wants a full beat. Some actresses, we need two to three hours between hair and makeup to make sure that it looks seamless and to make sure it is actually popping. For a premiere, you have to go a little heavy handed in the right way. We decide to go for a red lip. I use the Pat McGrath lipstick “Obsessed” which I mix with bit of a Bite lipstick that isn’t quite as orange-y.
4:30 p.m. — Done for the day! I go home and get my kit ready for my Monday client, Gael García Bernal. I didn’t have a drink or a big meal. I try to keep that until it’s all over because you just never know when you might get a call!
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