Britney Spears BIOPIC Makeup Tutorial🐍🦋 Slave 4 U Glam + get UNReady with me 🫧

Hey, it's Jackie and welcome back to my channel for another iconic makeup look recreated. I'm sure you've heard the news of the Britney Spears biopic that's coming up. I'm so excited to see it and I am currently reading her book. So, if you haven't got a copy, I'll have this linked down below. Join me in reading it. And I wonder what iconic looks they might cover or reference within the biopic. But anyways, I wanted to start with my take on what I would do if I was the makeup artist on set for covering Slave for You, one of the most iconic VMA performances of all time. Or should I say the most iconic of all time. We got tossle blonde hair, a tan, smokey eye. This would be amazing for like a summer party. And if you take away the blonde wig in my case and the styling and just wear this makeup look, no one's going to think that you're doing like a cosplay or anything. It is just an amazing look to try out. or if you're watching this around Halloween, I'll also show you my costume I put together. I am wearing way more makeup than usual. So, to start bare, I will show you my un getting ready routine with one of my favorite skincare brands that I'm working with, OIA. I've worked with Oia before, but if you're unfamiliar with this brand, their clean, clinically tested skincare from the sea. I adore anything nautical, especially moving into the sunny season, so I can feel like a mermaid. And they have a new product they just launched called the Osia Ocean Wave Cleanser. This is a Bphase cleansing oil and makeup remover. You shake the product up to activate and the formula you just massage it into your dry skin or you could use a soaked bamboo round if needed. It has an oil to water formula that rinses clean without a heavy greasy feel afterwards. The oil phase dissolves the makeup and the water phase rinses away any leftover residue and buildup. As always with OIa products, it's powered by Andereia seaweed and biioanical oil for hydration, nourishment, and skin that feels really soft and not stripped after cleansing. Now that my skin feels super hydrated and soft, let's get started with this sexy summer glam. And of course, if you want to take it off with ease for a limited time, you can get 10% off with my code on screen. As you can see, I have quite a fake tan going on. This one is Coco and Eve. I love their mousse in the shade dark, but then I did amp it up with a little bit of this like glow you can use on your face, but also your body. It's from She Glam and this is the shade medium warm golden. And with Britney's tan skin, tossled hair, I cut up this wig. It looks pretty cute. I love all the layers. It's super summery, so I wanted to keep this look a little bit lightweight. One of my all-time favorite companies in general is Makeup Forever, and this is one of their new foundations. Super Boost Skin Tint. This is the shade six. Another holy grail option is the Luminous Silk by Armani Beauty, but I thought for summertime, this might be my new go-to. And the BK Beauty 101 brush is my most used for applying foundation. Another one of my favorite Makeup Forever palettes. This is an HD skin palette. They have different shades. Some are half blush, some are half contour shades, but I love these. So, I'm taking a mix of the lightest shades here. A lot through the cheek and under the eye to really brighten up the face and brightening up between the brows to lift my nose bridge more like Britney. These creams blend in so beautifully. They don't look heavy at all. So, it's so much easier to go in with these for highlighting and contouring rather than like a high coverage concealer. I really think Makeup Forever is my favorite staple brand. I'm already pretty bronzed. I don't think I need a ton of bronzer here, but I'll take a little bit of a deeper shade. Just fade underneath the jawline. You know what I'm watching right now that I've never seen? Degrassi the next generation and I'm obsessed. and this blonde wig and like when I have a tan right now and not a lot of makeup on, I feel like I look like Emma a little bit like in the later seasons anyway. But I love that show and the stage makeup is quite bold. So I am going to go with quite a bold blush. But of course all these steps you can tone down and make it your own. For blush, I'm looking at a couple photos here and I see a peachy pink and it's quite bold. So I'm starting with a cream base. Then we'll build over top with some powder. applying in a line upwards and then fading down a little bit. I love the glow to the skin right now, but I do love to set my makeup. And my favorite is by Flores. It's a pressed powder that never looks too powdery and it slightly mattifies, but you'll still be able to see some of the sheen through the skin. Now that we've powdered, let's amp up the blush. These remain some of my all-time favorite blushes. I love Benefit Boxo powders. I don't even think that's what they're called anymore, but that was their original name. But they're great. And I thought the shade crystal would be perfect. A strawberry pink blush. And I've mentioned this is stage makeup, so this is quite a bold step, but you can always blend it in and make it a little bit more wearable. Let's fake slightly lighter brows. I'm taking this shade from Makeup by Mario. Just a nice deeper blonde shade on an angled brush. The shape of Britney's natural brows are so gorgeous. They weren't plucked too thin in the 2000s. They were full but then had a longer tail, which we don't see as much now. Like, everybody seems to have the tail of their brow like chopped off for that swooped upward effect. But I think it looks really nice and frames the face super well to have a longer tail. Whenever I do transformation tutorials, it's kind of my take on biopic makeup. like I don't look exactly like the actress or the artist. And I don't want to look like a caricature with heavy lines on my face that only look good from a just to a point where it reminds you of a person without it looking too crazy on camera. So here's my Britney nose attempt to get these bold sultry smokey eyes. I'm starting with cream bases and I'm using three. First one is a really unique eyeliner from She Glam. It's just a gel and it's really easy to blend out. So, I started out by creating a Vshape. I tilted it a little bit too upward. So, I will be fading that slightly downward as we go. Then take a satin taupe shade. This is by Wonders Skin. Really gorgeous shade here. Looks like that again. Really creamy. Now that the bases are down, it doesn't have to be perfect. Start to blend outward. Also rim the waterline and dot underneath the bottom lashes. Again, this will smoke out really well. And with any taes and grays, I love a pop of warmth and luckily this look does have some warmth to it. And I'm peeking that right up top. Place it down through the crease and then start blending in with your brush. I'm using Reffer. This one is the O2 Mini. I use this one a ton. And this look is pretty dramatic. So, make sure the bottom and top wing fade together. This is what kind of tapers the eye down a little bit like Britney needs. Next up, we need a shadow palette. I have two different price points here, but some grays, silvers, taes to really set everything in place and add more sheen. This one is from She Glam. And I'll be using this Victoria Beckham palette, which is simple. It has all the shades we need. Patting this taupe shade over the outer V and the lighter silver mixed in. And now let's add pops of shimmer. I was sent these MAC dazzle shadows and they're really cool. So, let's use the gold one. Ooh. Oh, can't even see. I'll use this to accent the brow bone. inner corner. Oh, I love how that looks and then with the silver shade as well through the lid to pick up the light. I could use a black liquid liner, but I think a coal might be easier. I'm using Smolder from MAC. It's a little different than using this eyeliner. This one I find is more blendable and not quite as black. Whereas this is super black. Just kidding. I decided to clean it up with a little bit of liquid liner. This one is by the brand KA. I really like a lot of their products, too. A really thin line through the lashes. And I'm playing with a little bit more dazzle shadow. They glide on so nicely. You can just dab and you get a lot of gorgeous shimmer. Give your lashes a curl. This one is from Sopia, my favorite eyelash brand. And then again going with MAC. This is their MAC Stack Elevated Mascara. Obsessed with the packaging, the little clear marble looking thing. Why am I using my left hand here? Very much right-handed. I think I'll add some outer corner lashes, but I'm just going to let my mascara dry and move on to lips. These are the shades that I pulled. Let's see if they work. First up, we have Guava from Aveda. It's just a pretty pink. Using a small brush. I don't see lip liner here, which is kind of my worst nightmare, but let's try without lip liner. Some pink to the lip. kind of underlining my bottom lip. This is a classic Orgasm from Nars there. I like that. And I have some really pretty lashes here. I think these might be too large, so I'm going to trim them. Moment for this packaging, though. I just think these are so nice. And they come with this tiny little glue, which you can use for more than one application. Let's talk finishing touches. I was just dancing around. Not that I can dance. Choreography right over my head, but I just was dancing around to Slay for you while taking photos to get this head shot. And now I'm glistening. I also did do some temporary tattoos. I'll have this kit linked down below. But basically, you get tons of different glitters and then a little what looks like a nail polish, but it's glue. The Virgo in me is very disappointed because these don't look amazing. If you can find stickers, I think that would be way easier. I'm just kind of freehanding right now with a little bit of glue. And then I'm dusting over some sparkle. See the sparkle some also come with a bunch of stickers that you apply and then paint the glue, put the glitter on, and then peel the sticker off and it's a lot cleaner. But I was going for more of a specific shape like Britney. So this is what I've done. You get the idea. I think I need to stuff my bra or socks. And I used the same sparkles and blue on a pair of jean shorts. And that is how I made these bad boys. Now, these barely fit. I got them really cheap cuz I knew I was going to decorate them a ton. And I added different craft supplies that I had. So, just a bunch of sparkly things on here. Some beads, some pretty brooches that I found. And the um main butterfly was just freehand glue and then a mix of some green and blue and teal, which is so 2000s. Like butterflies and these shades, denim. Favorite look ever. Funky earrings. I of course don't have the headset. That would be a fun DIY as well if you want to go full out and some jewelry. And her iconic hair is very textured. messy. I would totally get layers like this, but I just don't feel like I have enough hair, so I think it would just look really limp. But oh my gosh, tossled waves and like super layered hair is so pretty. And I was inspired to cover this look because Tyler wore a similar outfit and everyone was like, "Oh my gosh, she's referencing Britney." And Tyler was like, "No, I wasn't." But I think anytime you wear just like a green top and jean shorts, you're going to get that comparison because it's just so iconic. I'm also reading Britney's book, The Woman in Me. Again, I'll have this link down below, as well as everything else. And a girl named Kylie keeps going viral, and I can totally see why. She does a lot of Britney inspired dances as almost like an audition for maybe the biopic, and she has a very similar body, great smile. Um, definitely Britney energy. So, who knows if casting actually looks at those things. I feel like they should. But anyways, I'm just excited to see how the biopic turns out. I know Britney's involved with it, who they'll cast, what they'll cover. But, uh, yeah, uh, hope you enjoyed this look. Let me know what your all-time favorite Britney style is or music video. I love all of the early 2000s looks and like late '9s. And I specifically love this style of blonde. It's kind of like Marissa Cooper at the beginning of season 1 in the OC where it's like a darker blonde with highlights. I just think it gives so much dimension and it looks really nice. But everyone who starts out with that color always goes like very platinum and I just like this better. Again, to take off all this makeup, I'll be using my Oia skincare. So, thank you to Oia and you can use this code on screen for a discount. Another look that I've covered in the past is baby one more time, of course, if you want to watch another Britney inspired look. Or if you love iconic blonde bombshells, you might also like the Marilyn Monroe inspired tutorial that I covered recently, too. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in my next one.