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With the arrival of Italian brand Kiko in Brazil, I had the opportunity to travel to Milan to interview the brand’s CEO and founder in order to write the (scoop!) article for Vogue Brazil. And since I got to do this brand immersion (one of my favourite parts of my job as a beauty editor) and try a lot of the products (another part!), I thought it would be a nice content for a vlog / tutorial!

Products used in the tutorial:

• Liquid Skin Second Skin Foundation in Warm Beige 15 – Kiko Milano (here)
• Soft Focus Concealer in 02 – Kiko Milano (here)
• Setting Brush – Real Techniques (here)
• Radiant Fusion Baked Powder in 02 – Kiko Milano (here)
• 156 Brush – Make Up For Ever (here)
• Strobe & Sculpt Cream Contour Palette in 01 – Kiko Milano (here)
• Shade Fusion Trio Blush in 05 – Kiko Milano (here)
• 300 Bold Metals Tapered Brush – Real Techniques (here)
• Buffing Brush – Real Techniques (here)
• Customisable Shade Selection Eyeshadow Palette – Kiko Milano (here)
• Bright Duo Baked Eyeshadow in 23 – Kiko Milano (here)
• Cream Crush Lasting Colour Eyeshadow in 01 and 08 – Kiko Milano (here)
• Sparkling Trail Eyeshadow in 01, 02 and 06 – Kiko Milano (here)
• Ultimate Pen Long Wear Eyeliner – Kiko Milano (here)
• Lasting Precision Automatic Eyeliner and Khôl in 01 and 14 – Kiko Milano (here)
• Unmeasurable Length Fibers Extension Effect – Kiko Milano (here)
• Eyebrow Sculpt Automatic Pencil in 05 – Kiko Milano (here)
• High Pigment Wet and Dry Eyeshadow in 46 – Kiko Milano (here)
• E25 Brush – Sigma (here)
• 224 Tapered Blending Brush – MAC (here)
• High Pigment Wet and Dry Eyeshadow in 39 – Kiko Milano (here)
• E21 Brush – Sigma (here)
• Small Eyeshadow Soft Brush – Kevyn Aucoin (here)
• High Pigment Wet and Dry Eyeshadow in 54 – Kiko Milano (here)
• Enigma Lip Liner in 01 – Kiko Milano (here)
• Pencil Lip Gloss in 07 – Kiko Milano (here)

Wearing:
Nail Polish in Chérie – Kure Bazaar
Studio Cocoon Ring
Victoria Sayeg Fake Piercing
Cris Barros Shirt from Oqvestir

{Video edition: Renata G. Corrêa}

{Translated by Ana de Almeida}