SI Swimsuit Model Cindy Kimberly Shares Her Red Carpet Makeup Tutorial
She likes to digitally draw her makeup before recreating the look on herself.
It turns out that in addition to being a talented model, Cindy Kimberly is also a terrific artist; drawing her ideal makeup look before a red carpet is her secret to looking so great.
Kimberly's inspiration for her most recent red carpet look was "70's Cher," and she sure nailed it! The 2022 SI Swimsuit Model shared a video of the whole process on TikTok.
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"I actually get so excited to do my own makeup for this stuff," she captioned the Fenty Beauty-sponsored video. "What 13 year old me dreams are made of specially when I'm using my queen @fentybeauty."
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Kimberly started off the look with the Fenty Beauty Pro Filt'r ($39) in the shade 300 using the Rihanna-owned brand's foundation brush ($34). "This foundation has really good coverage so I don't really use any concealer," she said. "I just apply a little more wherever I need more." She's also blessed with great skin.
Kimberly then went in with the Fenty Eye Primer ($22) and while letting that soak in, she set the rest of her face with the Fenty Beauty Setting Powder ($34) with a small beauty blender ($18).
Up next was the contouring. Kimberly applied the Fenty Contour SkinStick ($28) under her cheekbones and around the perimeter of her forehead, blending it out with the bronzer brush ($36).
But the real drama of the makeup look is in the eyes. Kimberly whipped out three different Fenty Snap Shadows Palettes ($28) for a colorful cut-crease look, and to make everything pop just a little more, she used the Fenty Liquid Eyeliner ($24) to create fierce wings.
Kimberly started to wrap up the look with a sparkly blush ($38) and highlighter ($38), but, of course, no look is complete without a Fenty Gloss Bomb ($20). Kimberly used the shade "Glass Slipper" and used a pinky nude eyeshadow as lipliner—yes, you read that correctly! If Kimberly does it, I guess it works.
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