Thursday, March 14, 2024

Recreating Emma Chamberlain's Lancôme Makeup Look by Lisa Eldridge

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When I saw this makeup look on Emma Chamberlain on the Lancôme YouTube Channel at the end of January, I thought it must be the work of Lisa Eldridge. She then posted it on Instagram the following week and I knew I’d have to try to recreate it. It has everything I love in a makeup look- graphic liner, wet-look shimmer, a defined inner corner and different shades of blue. 

One of the things I love about recreating the work of a Makeup Artist is the challenge of finding products in my collection that can replicate the look as closely as possible. I like to go through my collection and use what I already have which can lead to using combinations I've never tried before and using products in a different way. It's also interesting to see how the makeup looks on another person who has different features and perhaps adjust the look accordingly. 

I included the application video of this look below if you'd like to see how I did it but I also wanted to write about some of the products I used in more detail. I began by using the Lisa Eldridge Seamless Skin Foundation of course. You can read my review if you'd like to know my full thoughts and see before and after photos. I just saw yesterday that she is launching a new base product, the Enhancing Tint next week. I am so excited to try it as her foundation is truly a masterpiece and the Enhancing Tint sounds like my kind of everyday base product. I mentioned recently that I'm almost finished the foundation so I've been using it sparingly but as you can see from the photos below it has such a beautiful finish on the skin. This is such a striking eye look so I wanted my skin to look quite fresh but even toned. A thin layer of the Seamless Skin Foundation is ideal for that kind of coverage. 

I began the eyes with a navy Lancôme eyeliner, Le Stylo Waterproof which is a long-wearing formula. You do get some play time to blend it out which is what I did to create a wing on my upper lash line. I lined my upper and lower waterline with this liner too. I used some of my favourite blue eye products to create the graphic inner corner and inner eyelid. The Half Magic Chromaddiction Matte in Sky Juice is the perfect periwinkle blue and the formula allows me to use it almost like a liquid liner. One of my favourite Urban Decay products from recent years is the Naked X Robin Eisenberg palette. I'm such a fan of blue eyeshadow shades and this palette has such gorgeous shades in it including this beautiful matte periwinkle blue that I've used again and again. In the eye look on Emma, you can see a wet-look shimmer eyeshadow in the centre of the eyelid and the lower lash line and I couldn't think of anything that would look better than the shade Mercurial from Lisa's Sorcery Eyeshadow Palette. It's one of the most special eyeshadow shades I have ever used. You can read my full review of the palette here

I finished the look by using the Velveteen Liquid Lip Colour in both Fawn and Muse mixed together on both lips and cheeks. (I'll be writing my review of the Velveteens soon!) For the cheeks, I mixed them with the Elevated Glow Highlighter in Pink Moon which is what I usually do with any liquid blush. I like the cohesion of using the same products for both lips and cheeks and how the warmth of the products contrasts against the blues of the eyes. 

I absolutely loved recreating this look, it made me gasp when I first saw it and those kinds of looks don't come across my social media too often. I hope it's helpful to see everything up close, I'd love to know if you've tried any of these products. 

























*Lancôme Le Stylo Waterproof (Minuit Illusion) 


*Urban Decay Naked X Robin Eisenberg Palette (Home Planet, Ice Crater, Alien Babe) 









*Sweed Lip Liner (Barely There) 







*IT Cosmetics Heavenly Luxe Superstar Brush (limited edition, similar here

Zoeva 128 Cream Cheek (discontinued, similar here







Real Techniques 200 Oval Shadow Brush (discontinued, similar here







Thank you for taking the time to read this post, I'd love to know what you think of this look, would you wear it or are there any elements of it you'd wear? If there are any specific product reviews you would like to see from me please let me know. If you'd like to support my work as a Content Creator, you can do so through Buy Me A Coffee

Emma x


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