Angelina is wearing  navy blue Max Azria gown. Celebrity makeup artist Mary Burton wanted to create a 60’s look and chose to focus on Angelina’s eyes by applying lots of eyeliner and mascara.

Eyes

She used a liquid eyeliner (Lancôme Artliner in Noir) just above the lash line. To compliment Angelina’s eye color and to make her eyes really stand out, she applied a bluish grey eyeshadow (YSL Ombre Solo Double Effect Eyeshadow in #3 Blue Silk) to the eyelid. Finally, she applied several coats of Lancôme Courbe Virtuôse Mascara in Black.

Cheeks

Mary added a touch of pink to the apples of the cheeks using Shu Uemura blush in M Pink 31.

Lips

To create ultra-shiny and luminous lips, Mary used Lancôme Color Fever Gloss in Rose Jolie.

2 photos of Angelina and Brad from the event

Angelina Jolie is wearing Elie Saab dress and emerald-colored jewels. Her awesome look was created by celebrity makeup artist Mary Burton. And here is how she created it:

Eyes

Mary applied Le Crayon Khôl in Black Ebony to the upper and lower lash lines. She emphasized the shape of Angelina’s eyes by applying more liner to the outer corners of the eye. Several coats of Ôscillation Mascara were applied to the upper lashes for added volume and length.

Cheeks

Mary put a touch of pink to the cheeks using Shu Uemura Blush in M Pink 31 and applied it to her cheekbones near the temple.

Lips

To create ultra-shiny and luminous lips, Mary used Juicy Tubes in Spring Fling.

Photo of Angelina and Brad from the event

Celebrity makeup artist Mary Burton created the beautiful look for Angelina Jolie at tonight’s Golden Globe Awards. Angelina looked ravishing in a sparkling, silver Versace floor-length gown. Mary wanted to create a sheer, natural look and choose to focus on the eyes.

Eyes

She applied Lancôme Artliner in Noir to the lash line starting at the inner corner and blending out. To create drama Mary used two different mascaras, Lancôme Courbe Virtuôse Mascara in Black and Lancôme Ôscillation Mascara in Black and applied a few coats of both to add volume and length.

Cheeks

She added just a touch of color to the apples of her cheeks by applying Lancôme Color Design Blush in Model Mocha with her finger.

Lips

To finish the look, Mary used Lancôme Juicy Tubes in Spring Fling for a soft, pale pink, glossy pout.

Photo of Angelina and Brad from the event

Chris McMillan, the star’s longtime friend and stylist, spills

What was Jennifer’s hair like when she first came to your salon?

I’ve been doing Jennifer’s hair forever. When I first met her, she had long, one-length hair with bangs, and she was like, “Don’t cut my hair—I want my hair long.” But I’m a hairdresser, so I obviously cut her hair and told her she needed to grow her bangs out. I cut a couple inches off and layered it from her bangs down to the ends. Then I taught her how to pin the bangs over with a bobby pin and make them flat—remember how everyone was doing that on the first year of Friends? Six weeks later, she came back to the salon for another haircut—her bangs were longer, and we just cut a little bit more off her length. The next thing you know, her bangs were down to her chin, and the rest of her hair was at her shoulders in these long, loose layers that sort of flipped out—and that’s what we called the Rachel.

What was the Friends hairstyle inspired by?

I’m always inspired by other hairdressers, models, fashion, and magazines like ELLE. For the Rachel, I was inspired by a model named Beri Smither—Ward Stegerhoek did her hair at the time. She was wearing this really great shag haircut—it wasn’t the Rachel, but it inspired me. These days, though, Jen likes her hair on the longer side with her layers grown out.

What’s Jennifer’s natural hair texture?

She has naturally wavy, medium-texture hair, and she has what you would call good hair—it goes curly really easily if you scrunch it, and if you blow-dry it straight, it stays straight but with body.

What shampoo and conditioner does she use?

She loves having her hair shampooed fresh and clean. She shampoos and conditions pretty much every day—if she’s going for the day-old-hair look, she prefers to create it using products. The shampoo and conditioner she’s using right now are my shampoo and conditioner. I used her and Courteney Cox as my guinea pigs. Jennifer uses the products every day. She also loves deep conditioners—I’ll do professional treatments at my salon using Shu Uemura products.

What hair products did she use before she came to you?

Oh, God, we used to laugh—she loved Aussie 3 Minute Miracle back in the day. We would use that stuff. We loved the smell of it. They also have that Aussie Sprunch Hairspray—we’d use that, too.

How does Jennifer keep her hair looking great between salon visits?

It seems that I haven’t seen new photos of Angelina for a long time. But at last here is the photo of  Angelina Jolie  at the Inglourious Basterds Premiere in Los Angeles. She looks so slim and her hair is lighter. Do you want to know how her hairstyle was created? This look was created by hairstylist David Babaii. And here is how he created it:

First, David applied Hair Polish to her entire mane followed by spraying Volcanic Ash Root Amplifier to the root area for lift and volume. Next, he parted hair into 3 sections (This is David’s “key” signature tip). Beginning at the nape area, he used the David Babaii for WildAid Blow Dryer with the nozzle attachment for direct styling.

To achieve her look, David blow dried her hair using a large round brush to smooth tresses straight and shiny. When done drying the entire head, he took large sections and wrapped hair around the same round brush. With the blow dryer and nozzle in hand, blow an additional blast of hot air for 10 seconds and then hit the cool button for a burst of cool air: this sets the shape. Carefully release the section from the brush and continue until you have completed the whole head.

To finish, spray Mise en Plis Light Styling Spray.

You can get those all products here: db4wildaid.com.

2 more photos of Angelina and Brad