Hunter Schafer Models 3 Super-Easy ‘Euphoria’-Inspired Beauty Looks

If you’ve watched Euphoria for more than 10 seconds, you know that the makeup in the show is truly next level. But as much as you’d like to wear Maddy’s rhinestone liner on the daily, you probably need something a bit more low-key for normal life. Enter: Hunter Schafer and the talented Nina Park, who are here to show you how to do three *super-easy* beauty looks inspired by the show. Nina has worked with a whole slew of celebs, including Brie Larson, Margot Robbie, and Zoë Kravitz—in other words, she knows what she’s doing.

Like Jules, Hunter is also an artist, but there’s a big difference between the actress and her character: Jules gravitates toward seriously creative beauty looks, while Hunter usually wears little makeup. Hunter, who modeled before she landed her breakout Euphoria role, doesn’t even have a proper skincare routine beyond simply washing off her makeup and then moisturizing—which, yeah, is good reason to feel jealous.

Look #1: Neon Green Eyeshadow

Nina applies neon-green eyeshadow in the inner and outer corners of Hunter’s eyes using a small tapered brush. She also adds some color to the crease but leaves the middle of the lids free of color.

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Look #2: Watercolor Shadow

The second look is a watercolor eye, which uses a sheer teal color as a base all over the lids and incorporates washes of pink and orange. Nina compares the look to a rainbow fish, which is a reference I’m sure all you ’90s kids can appreciate.

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Look #3: Lavender Eye

The final look is a lavender eye. Nina mixes three different colors to create the perfect purple and then uses a clear gloss to give the eyes a wet, shiny look.

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