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"For Ms. Henson, in this scene, the look was a bit softer, " Coleman spilled. Which means that the brows, liner, cheeks and lips were are toned down.
She blended MAC Cosmetics Eye Shadow in Bamboo on the brow bone, MAC Eye Shadow in Twinks on the lid, and MAC Cosmetics Eye Shadow in Beauty Marked in the outer corners. Coleman finished the eyes by lining them with a soft black liner.
For cheeks, we recommend MAC Cosmetics Blush in Mocha. For the lips, Coleman completed the look with MAC Pro Longwear Lustre Lipcolor in Lovers Lust.
On her way to the nightclub, it comes as no surprise that Taraji wore a sultry, smokey eye and sexy, pouty plum lips in this scene. Celebrity makeup artist Patrice Coleman blended MAC Cosmetics Eyeshadow in Samoa Silk on the entire lid. Coleman originally told us, "Charcoal Smoke, lash line to crease." We're not sure if this was an eyeshadow shade that MAC had in the past so we substituted it with Urban Decay Smoke Out Eye Pencil in Smoke Out, a charcoal black. Urban Decay describes it as an "eyeshadow in a pencil."
Again, Coleman reached for Bobbi Brown Long Wear Gel Eyeliner. She applied it on the top lid and smudged it on Taraji's lower lashline. For an inner eye highlight, she turned to Lancome Maquiriche Eye Shadow Quad, specifically the shade Honeymoon.
Taraji wore a deep plum lipstick. We recommend MAC Mattene Lipstick in Night Violet topped with MAC Cosmetics Tinted Lipglass in New Berry.
"Taraji always wears Bobbi Brown stick foundation in the movie with a translucent powder," celebrity makeup artist Patrice Coleman revealed. A favorite translucent powder that I love using is Black Opal Invisible Oil Blocking Powder.
Taraji's look in this scene is described as "a pseudo 70’s retro look with a contemporary twist." The brows were accentuated with a dark brown powder but any dark brown eyeshadow will do, like Milani Cosmetics Powder Eyeshadow in Java Bean. Taraji's eye look consisted of M.A.C. Eyeshadow in Sushi Flower on the lid, M.A.C. Eyeshadow in Cork in the crease and a "light pink frost [eyeshadow] on the brow bone." Try Milani Cosmetics Powder Eyeshadow in Illusion.
Coleman created a heavy, extended wing look with Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Gel Eyeliner in Black on the upper lashline. She used a black powder eyeshadow for liner on the bottom lashline. I recommend Milani Cosmetics Powder Eyeshadow in Storm. To get hypnotic, lush lashes, apply Shu Uemura Black Velvet Feather Lashes.
Taraji's shiny pout? Brush on a coat of Paula Dorf Lip Color Sheer Tint SPF 15 For Lips in Pretty topped with CoverGirl Liptints Lipgloss in Whispering Pink.
To coincide with the release of Tyler Perry's "I Can Do Bad All By Myself" coming out on DVD today, I'll be continuing my "Flyy Girl Gone Bad" series. I got a chance to chat with Patrice Coleman, the makeup artist for the film. She is also the makeup artist for "House of Payne." For the next few days, I'll showcase a different look from the film, for a total of four looks.
When asked about the inspiration behind the looks that she created for the movie, Ms. Coleman replied, "The script, the character, and the period when the story takes places. The writer, director, art director, and costume designer all have a vision of what the look of the show and the actors is. I always try to use their vision as a springboard from which I create the makeup design. I pay attention to who the character is, where they come from, and where they are going from scene to scene."
Finally, here is the last beauty breakdown from the film, "I Can Do Bad All By Myself." Truly sorry for the delay as I was trying to find a picture of the wedding scene from the scene. Unfortunately, I haven't found one as of yet so I decided to use the above picture. I know it's not exactly the right scene but please use your imagination! Surely you can hear the opening notes of "You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down," right? Updated 7 May 2011: Thank God for Netflix! Finally got a screenshot of the wedding scene!!
For the wedding block party scene, celebrity makeup artist Patrice Coleman said, "The look was soft and light." Coleman filled in the brows with a light brown shade. We recommend L'Oreal Brow Stylist Custom Brow Shaping Pencil in Lighter Medium Brown.
Again, Coleman opted for "Honeymoon" from Lancome Maquiriche CremePowder EyeColour Duo Mini. She blended it over the brow bone and lid. She applied "Burnt Sand" in the outer corners.
Coleman lined Taraji's eyes with Bobbi Brown Longwear Gel Eyeliner and then she layered Smashbox Cream Eye Liner in Midnight Brown on top.
Unfortunately, we couldn't find a picture MAC Beauty Powder Blush in Shameless anywhere on the 'net but just know that was the name of the blush that Taraji is wearing. If you know of a dupe for this shade, by all means, please share in the comments!
Surprisingly, this next product could be found at your nearest Sally Beauty. Coleman brushed on Sally Beauty's Sally Girl Mini Lip Gloss in "His Loss." This beauty find is only $.99! Picture courtesy of Not a Rich Girl
