Monsters Univeristy

For a fun, youthful red carpet premiere like Monsters University, 2 Broke Girls star Beth Behrs knows to keep her look fresh and glowing. Jamie Greenberg, mark's celebrity makeup artist, shares the inside info on how to recreate the look at home. OK! News: Copy 'Bling Ring' Star Claire Julien's Romantic Updo Face & Cheeks “We wanted to go for clean, dewy skin with a touch of pink for this event. I gave Beth’s skin a perfect base by using mark Get a Tint Tinted Moisturizer Lotion SPF 15. Next, I applied mark Touch & Glow Shimmer Cream Cubes All Over Face Palette to create a healthy, subtle glow and layered mark Just Pinched Instant Blush Tint in Cheeky for some extra warmth. Finally, I applied mark Save the Day Anti-Acne Concealer Stick and mark Matte-Nificent Oil-Absorbing Powder to Beth’s T-zone, treating any imperfections and reducing shine.” OK! News: Get Kaley Cuoco's Critics Choice Awards Beauty Look Eyes “I started on Beth’s eyes by applying mark Please Hold Eye Primer to create a strong base. Next, I used mark I-Mark Wet/Dry Eye Shadow in Luvstruck in the creases of her eyes and mark On the Dot Bold Eye Color Compact (the burgundy shade) on the outsides of her eyes and under her lash lines. I added mark Keep It Going Longwear Eyeliner & Shadow in Industria (purple shade) as eyeliner, and mark Keep It Going Longwear Eyeliner & Shadow in Entourage (black shade) to line her upper lash lines. I finished the look with one layer of mark Lash All You Want High-Volume Mascara in Black and one layer of YSL Volume Effect Faux Cils Mascara in Burgundy.” OK! News: Lucy Hale Is Mark's New Beauty Brand Ambassador Lips “Adding the final touch to Beth’s gorgeous look, I applied mark Juice Gems Squeeze On Lip Gloss in Snow Peach for a nude, glossy finish.” What's your beauty secret weapon? Tell us in the comments below or tweet @OKMagazine. Photo credit:  Getty Images

Disney’s premiere for Pixar’s “Monsters University” at the El Capitan theater turned Hollywood Boulevard into a blue-and-white tailgate party, complete with a marching band and cheer squad, themed around the scare school in the prequel that brings back Billy Crystal and John Goodman as younger versions of their characters from “Monsters, Inc.” Gwen Stefani and... Read more »