Chappell Roan inspired makeup 💄💋
Chappell Roan inspired look!!
I haven’t been excited about an Artisit since Nicki Minaj came into the scene! But something about Chappell gives me that excitement for music again!!!
🐮 Base: 070 @kryolanofficial & @mehronmakeup white
💓 blush: @mehronmakeup pink foundation stick
🐮 Brows, Mustache/Goetee: @painted.co 1st used “Ghosted” then topped with “Pinky promise”
💓 shadow: @jeffreestarcosmetics “Pink Religion”
🐮 Set: @onesize On ‘TIL Dawn
💓 setting powder: @mehronmakeup ultra white
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Okay, besties, let's talk Chappell Roan! Seriously, who else is completely obsessed with her vibe right now? Her music just hits different, and her entire aesthetic, especially her makeup, is pure art. I swear, I haven’t been this excited about an artist since Nicki Minaj burst onto the scene, and Chappell just brings that fresh energy and excitement back to everything – including my makeup routine! Recreating her iconic looks isn't just about applying products; it's about channeling that confidence and pushing boundaries, which is exactly what makes it so much fun. When you're aiming for that distinct Chappell Roan look, the base is absolutely crucial. She often rocks a very polished, almost porcelain-like complexion, which really makes her vibrant colors pop. I started with a mix of Kryolan 070 and Mehron Makeup white base to get that perfectly bright, full-coverage canvas. Don't be shy with layering! For that signature flush, a bold pink blush is non-negotiable. I adore using the Mehron Makeup pink foundation stick for this – it's super pigmented and easy to blend for that dramatic, yet playful, pop on the cheeks. Think of it less as a subtle flush and more as a statement that perfectly complements the rest of the look. Now, for one of the most distinctive elements – the brows and sometimes even a painted goatee or mustache! This is where the true “drag makeup easy” inspiration comes in, making these bold features accessible. For my brows and even the little goatee detail, I reached for Painted.co. I first used their “Ghosted” shade to create the shape, giving it that crisp, defined edge, and then topped it with “Pinky Promise” for that vibrant, eye-catching color. It might sound daunting, but with a steady hand and good products, it's totally achievable. Remember, it's about embracing the theatricality and having fun with it. Don't be afraid to experiment with shape and intensity – this is where you can really make the look your own. The eyes are another focal point where Chappell Roan truly shines with color. I dove into the Jeffree Star Cosmetics “Pink Religion” palette for those lush, vibrant pink shadows that define so many of her looks. Packing on the color and blending it out for maximum impact is key here. And let's not forget the lashes! The OCR even mentioned thinking about eyelashes, and they truly complete the eye makeup, adding that extra layer of drama. I considered doing white lashes for a minute, but a bold pink or even black mascara really makes the entire eye pop beautifully. To ensure this fabulous creation stays put all night long, setting is a must. I locked everything in with One/Size On 'TIL Dawn setting spray, followed by Mehron Makeup ultra-white setting powder. This combination ensures your masterpiece lasts and keeps that bright, matte finish. Trust me, when I first started, I was thinking, “Oh no, I'm gonna mess this up!” There were moments when I thought, “I don't think I thought this through.” But that's the beauty of makeup – you can always fix it! I even had to fix some parts off-camera, and that's perfectly okay. The vision came together, and that's what matters. Don't let fear hold you back from trying bold looks. Chappell Roan’s aesthetic is all about confidence and self-expression, and recreating her makeup is a powerful way to tap into that. Whether you're going for a full-on cosplay or just taking inspiration from her vibrant style, remember to enjoy the process and let your creativity shine. This look isn't just makeup; it's a statement!








































































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