Try Gisele's Bronzy Make Up Look

Sergio Lorenzo-Rivera, Makeup Artist:

Hi I'm Sergio. I'm here to teach you how to do a very simple quick and easy bronzy make up. This look is inspired by Gisele. Let's get to it.

For the Gisele-inspired look I want to start with the yellower bronzer and that's with what I have been concentrating before particularly on the nose and the forehead, but also, don't forget the neck otherwise you'll look painted. You just want this to look really natural, outdoorsy, beachy look. At any given moment like right now, you could be done. This is a perfectly acceptable bronzed look, but we're going to take it a bit further. We're going to make this more of a red carpet look.

The bronze I just used was a flat matte bronzer. This one that I'm using now has a little bit more gold and shimmer. Just keep building on the bronzer until you're satisfied. Without adding more bronzer you can just brush slightly under the eyes and the whole color will come together.

For this beachy tan look, I like using a cream blush just right here to complement the bronze, and I like to use a color that's sort of between pink and peach. The eye make up of this look is really simple. I just put a little gold cream eye shadow on my finger and apply it lightly to the lid. Using a brush I'm going to get a little closer to the lash line with the gold cream. I'm going to also apply underneath the eye. What I like to do then, is with a bronzy pencil I like to just go inside the eye, I like getting the inside of the top corner of the eye. What this does is that it defines the eye without actually having a liner on top -- it just makes it appear wider and bigger.

Next is the application of the mascara. I like using a small fan make up brush because it allows me to control how much mascara I put on and also helps me separate the lashes. Now for the top coat I like using the wand. You can build layers as long as you let them dry in between. You can continue to layer on.

One thing I like to do to finish off this bronzy tan look is I like to actually use a lip pencil that kind of erases the lip color a little bit. Something in the nude natural, something in the beige-yellow just to take back a little of the red natural lip color, because that's going to accentuate the color of the skin. I'm going to finish it off with a light iridescent beige-y lipstick.