Makeup that looks good on camera for your video conferences and wears well with a mask? That’s right! Our makeup expert Virginie Vandelac has created a look that does both no matter what your age or type of complexion. Just follow our guide… 

*In collaboration with Elle Québec.

Focus on an anti-fatigue care routine

If the last few months have left signs of fatigue on your face, don’t despair. Fight back! Start by giving yourself a little boost of radiance. One great way is by integrating moisturizers and toning formulas into your routine to plump up your skin while stimulating microcirculation. It’s also an ideal combination for reducing dark circles and puffiness and filling in wrinkles! Your computer camera won’t believe how great you look!

2. Keep your eyes on the prize

• Start by applying a golden liquid eye shadow to your upper eyelid and blending it towards the brow bone before it dries.
• Next, create a smoky effect by dabbing a little black eyeshadow onto the edge of your upper lashes, blending it gradually towards the centre of your eyelid, the outer corner and the brow bone. This will help accentuate the texture and depth of your golden eyeshadow.
• Accentuate the radiance by adding an extra touch of gold to your upper eyelid, over the black, and into the corner of your eye. 
• Add definition to your eyes by drawing a black line along your upper lashes and stretching it upwards towards the outer corner, like a cat's eye.
• Apply one or two coats of mascara and you're almost done! To finish, just retouch the foundation and add a little concealer to erase the eyeshadow spots and hide any remaining shadows.

4. The final touch: glowing cheeks

Apply a touch of matte pink makeup under your cheekbones to enhance them, then accentuate the overall effect of your makeup by colouring your temples. Go over the same areas a second time, using a glossy beige to create a subtle glow that won’t steal the show from your eyes.