Ariana Grande Gave Us All of the Particulars of Her Depraved Make-up Assortment

What was it prefer to witness her two beforehand separate worlds—r.e.m. magnificence and Depraved—come collectively? ”It was particular and likewise type of hilarious as a result of because the final time I had seen my magnificence group in individual, I used to be utterly bleach blonde and a completely totally different human being,” says Grande.

That was on function. When creating her magnificence look as Galinda—a collaborative effort between Grande, hair and make-up designer Frances Hannon, hairstylist Gabor Kerekes, and make-up artist Nuria Mbomio—it was “essential to utterly erase familiarity,” says Grande. “To look within the mirror and see another person, and for folks watching to see a personality and never me.”

“We tried many alternative eyebrow shades, so many alternative toner concoctions,” says Grande. “And so many alternative wigs as a result of all of them inform totally different tales. I’ll always remember after we lastly landed on the right mixture. Our director, Jon M. Chu, was like, ‘That is her.’”

So, sure, contemplate this official affirmation that Grande didn’t simply cowl up her naturally-dark brows for the movie: She bleached them. And though filming wrapped in January, she nonetheless is. “I really am nonetheless bleaching them, however I am firming them a little bit bit in between brown and blonde,” she says. “[I’ve got] type of like gingery, strawberry blonde eyebrows proper now, simply because I actually prefer it and I received very used to it.”

“After I see darkish brows on me, I really feel like I am an alien,” she continues. “It is fairly attention-grabbing… so [now] I am someplace within the center, however I plan to stick with it for fairly a while. I am doing it myself now. I’ve a little bit forehead package labeled ‘Galinda forehead.’ I’ve a pink spoolie. It’s very enjoyable.”

At present, her brows are complemented with a wash of duochrome eye shadow throughout her lids that shifts from pink to silver relying on the sunshine—it’s “Save Me This Dance?” from the Ozdust Eyeshadow Palette ($55), Grande tells me. The shade names (like “Thrillifiying!” and “Darlingest”) are “all very particularly and Depraved-ly Ozian,” she says. “There’s a lot of Galinda-ified language.”