Kara Yoshimoto Bua

Halle Berry's makeup artist has a secret to the actress' ultraglamorous beauty look, and it's all about the right mix. For the premiere of Halle's new film Cloud Atlas, makeup artist Kara Yoshimoto Bua reached for two different brands of makeup: Chanel and Revlon. Chanel Le Volume de Chanel Mascara ($34, available November 2012) drew attention to Halle's eyes, which were further emphasized by Revlon ColorStay Eye Shadow in Siren ($7). "I created an eye look with blended charcoals and shimmery silvers to complement the silver colors in [her] dress," Bua said. This updated take on the smoky eye is simple and seductive, and it's the perfect way to mix and match your products.

It's practically unanimous: Tina Fey looked lovely at the Emmys. "I was inspired by Tina's beautiful eyes and black beaded overlay dress to do a slightly smoky, elongated eye, and keep the lips and cheeks soft and pretty," said makeup artist Kara Yoshimoto Bua. To find out what she used on the star, just keep reading.

Want foundation that doesn't look fake? Makeup artist Kara Yoshimoto Bua shares her tips for getting a natural-looking glow. Learn the basics to getting dewy, sexy skin and that "no makeup" look. Watch now!

If you want a lash look like Emilie De Ravin's at the Remember Me premiere, Kara Yoshimoto Bua, the makeup artist who created Emilie's look, has some advice.

Instead of coating Emilie's top and bottom lashes with the same mascara shade, Kara applied a black mascara, Chanel Inimitable Mascara in Noir ($30), on the top lashes and then applied the same mascara in brown on Emilie's bottom lashes. By using two mascaras, Emilie's eyes were still accentuated, but the brown made the look a little softer and kept her lower lashes from looking too stark or doll-like. Easy!