Exclusive! We've Got All the Details About Beyonce's Super Bowl

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If there's anything as exciting as the fact that Beyoncé unexpectedly dropped a new single and music video yesterday (which, TBH, has some of the best beauty moments we've ever seen), it's that she just performed the song "Formation" during the Super Bowl halftime show. Predictably, she looked #flawless, from her bouncy curls to her glowing skin. The man behind those shimmery copper lids and the cinnamon-toned lipstick: none other than the inimitable Sir John, who spoke with us in the days leading up to the show to give us the scoop on tonight's look. Unsurprisingly, there's a lot that goes into the makeup for a Super Bowl halftime show. "We've been prepping this for a while," Sir John told us yesterday after the dress rehearsal. Just a few things to consider: the lighting, the cameras, and the length of the performance. "At first I was thinking of doing a cat eye, but I wasn't crazy about how it looked on the cameras; so I completely abandoned ship and went with something else," he says. The result: a super radiant, "juicy, honey-kissed" look with fresh skin, metallic lids, and a matching lip that was designed for California's golden hour.
If there's anything as exciting as the fact that Beyoncé unexpectedly dropped a new single and music video yesterday (which, TBH, has some of the best beauty moments we've ever seen), it's that she just performed the song Formation during the Super Bowl halftime show. Predictably, she looked #flawless, from her bouncy curls to her glowing skin. The man behind those shimmery copper lids and the cinnamon-toned lipstick: none other than the inimitable Sir John, who spoke with us in the days leading up to the show to give us the scoop on tonight's look. Unsurprisingly, there's a lot that goes into the makeup for a Super Bowl halftime show. We've been prepping this for a while, Sir John told us yesterday after the dress rehearsal. Just a few things to consider: the lighting, the cameras, and the length of the performance. At first I was thinking of doing a cat eye, but I wasn't crazy about how it looked on the cameras; so I completely abandoned ship and went with something else, he says. The result: a super radiant, juicy, honey-kissed look with fresh skin, metallic lids, and a matching lip that was designed for California's golden hour.