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"The red carpet at last night&amp;#39;s MTV Movie Awards was full of eccentric beauty looks, from crimped ponytails to super bright lips. But Bella Thorne opted for a more natural aesthetic with easy, flowing hair and barely-there makeup.\n\n A lot of you awesome readers have been asking for tips on how to pull off a subtle look like hers \u00A0for prom, so we got an exclusive step-by-step with Bella&amp;#39;s makeup artist, the lovely Tonya Brewer. (The best part? Tonya used a ton of great drugstore products. That means if you don&amp;#39;t have a whole lot of makeup to begin with, buying a few things for prom won&amp;#39;t break the bank!)\n\n &amp;quot;Bella and I love experimenting,&amp;quot; Brewer told us, &amp;quot;and the Movie Awards is normally a great opportunity to try new things. But last year we did a golden smoky eye, so we wanted to mix it up. I decided to enhance Bella&amp;#39;s natural beauty, which is a look I would recommend for anyone who wants to just look beautiful on prom night. It really takes minimal effort to achieve.&amp;quot;\n\n Of course, we all know beauty starts with the skin. &amp;quot;The first step is to make the complexion flawless,&amp;quot; Brewer says. &amp;quot;I use Neutrogena&amp;#39;s Skin Clearing Liquid Makeup because it&amp;#39;s light and breathable. It&amp;#39;s oil-free, so it won&amp;#39;t clog your pores, and it has salicylic acid to treat breakouts.&amp;quot; Oil-based foundations are actually easier to blend into the skin, so make sure you apply this product with a damp BeautyBlender sponge to ensure a seamless finish. Consider only dabbing it onto your T-zone, the corners of the nose, and the chin to cancel out redness, and let the rest of your complexion breathe!\n\n &amp;quot;Once the foundation was finished, I used my fingers to apply a brightening concealer under the eye area. Neutrogena&amp;#39;s Eye Perfector is really a life saver, plus it&amp;#39;s great for on-the-go touch ups. It also has SPF, which makes it ideal for everyday use to protect the fragile under eyes!&amp;quot;\n\n A lot of girls skip blush altogether, but Brewer insists it&amp;#39;s an essential for healthy radiance. &amp;quot;A light dusting of a shimmery blush will enhance the cheekbones,&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;I used Sheer Highlighting Blush in Pure, which is a soft pink. It livens up the complexion and adds a bit of gentle color.&amp;quot;\n\n To finish the skin, she dusted every oily girl&amp;#39;s best friend onto the T-zone: Neutrogena&amp;#39;s Shine Control Powder.\n\nFor the eyes, a taupe shadow was dusted all over the lids to add dimension. &amp;quot;Then on the inner corners, I applied a gold shadow. It really widens the eyes, which is great for pictures,&amp;quot; Brewer says. Then she finished with a few quick coats of &amp;quot;B&amp;#39;s favorite mascara,&amp;quot; Neutrogena Healthy Lengths. &amp;quot;It builds volume quickly to achieve a fuller-looking lash!&amp;quot;\n\nFor the lips, Brewer advises skipping full-on lipstick in favor of something sheer, lightweight, and shiny. &amp;quot;A lip crayon is great because they hydrate your lips while you wear them, which leaves your pout feeling soft and smooth.&amp;quot; Bella&amp;#39;s wearing Neutrogena Moisture Smooth Color Stick in Warm Caramel.\n\n Check out our exclusive behind-the-scenes photo of Bella&amp;#39;s barely-there makeup below, and let us know if you have any additional questions on how to get the look in the comments section!\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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