Kate Mara Hairstyle & Makeup For ‘The House Of Cards’ Premiere


Kate Mara is otherworldy gorgeous and she looks especially luminous at “The House Of Cards” premiere in DC. Here, the makeup and hairstyle beauty breakdown courtesy of Kim Bower and Christopher Naselli, respectively. 

MAKEUP
Skin: Clarins  beauty flash balm / Murad primer Foundation : Armani fluid silk 6.5/5.0
Cheek: Kevyn Aucoin contour nars luster on apple
Eyes: Mac gel liner black inside the water line Tom ford pencil brown around lid , Dior shimmering taupes on lid and dusted thickly underneath gold highlight inner eye.
Lashes : lash control mascara 3 coats , ardell individual lashes
Lips: Dior gloss 167
Highlighter:  Kevyn Aucoin
HAIRSTYLE
Says Naselli, “I gave Kate a 60’s inspired tousled side swept chignon. To get Kate’s look I started by prepping her damp hair with Bumble & Bumble surf Spray from roots to ends and a quarter size amount of Bumble and Bumble Texture creme.  I made a deep side part and rough dried her hair to bring out her natural texture and add tons of volume.  This step helped maximize her naturally wavy texture.
Next, I took 1 1/2 inch sections of Kate’s hair and sprayed each section with Oribe’s Soft Lacquer Heat Styling Spray and wrapped each section around a 1 1/2 inch  barrel curling iron, set it, and let it cool.

When the hair was completely cooled down, I undid the setting and sprayed each section with Oribe Dry Texture Spray and gave each section a light tease at the root for volume and stability and brush out the top to smooth it all out.

I gathered the back and sides into a loose ponytail and wrapped it into a low Chignon.  Then pulled the front section to the back and secured it with a few hairpins. 

 To add Hold and Shine I finished off the whole updo with a spritz of Oribe Super Fine Hairspray  for hold, and Oribe Light Reflecting spray for mega shine.”

What do you think of Kate Mara’s look at “The House Of Cards” premiere?

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