One Love Beat [SEVANA]
Sevana, who has been doing her own make-up since the age of 16, and is a self-proclaimed YouTube-trained MUA, created a soft beat on herself. Hair by Melleisa Dawkins. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Tuesday Style Cover
January 30, 2024

One Love Beat [SEVANA]

The most talked-about beauty moments from the Bob Marley:One Love red carpet at Carib 5, last Tuesday, fell into two categories: Barely there and Gorgeous glam. Nailing the former were Sevana — who plays I-Three member Judy Mowatt in the movie — and wife of Paramount Pictures CEO Brian Robbins’ wife Tracy James. Meanwhile, the movie’s executive producer and wife of Ziggy Marley, Orly, and reggae singer Naomi Cowan — who plays I-Three member Marcia Griffiths — both channelled soft glam.

And the biggest statement of all? Hair by Rock-star stylists Lisa McIntosh, Melleisa Dawkins, and Tenesha Morris, and by stylists at BeautyBoutique at BlowByBlow.

Tuesday Style Dryer (TSD) shares the deets.

Sevana

Base

Maybelline Matte + Poreless Foundation — 360 Mocha

Bobbi Brown Concealer

Powder

Mary Kay Translucent Loose Powder to set the under eyes

Eyes

Pat McGrath Labs Eyeshadow Palette (for highlighter and dark shadow)

Ardelle Individual Lashes (used to emphasise cat eye)

KleanColor black eyeliner (for outer wing)

Eyelash glue to set brows… I don’t fill them in

Lips

Brown lip liner + Fenty Glow lipgloss + clear L.A. Colors gloss

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