To keep the hair out of the face, she took two small sections from the front of the part, pulled them around the back of the head and fastened them with an elastic at the nape of the neck. “This is a great trick for women with smaller ears who can’t just tuck their hair back behind them,” said Beenders. Lastly, she smoothed the top of the head with a smidge of Dry Remedy Daily Moisturizing Oil for hydration and shine (and to trap flyaways), squeezing whatever was left on the hands into the ends of the hair.

The barely-there makeup by Janell Geason was a super clean look with an emphasis on the brows. “On the skin, we used just concealer where needed. We don’t want them to look like they spent time on their makeup.” Geason used an Aveda Flax Sticks Daily Effects spoolie brush to apply a sweep of brown powder to the models’ brows, first brushing up, then through. Then, to set the powder and add just a touch more color, she ran the spoolie across just the stick of the Aveda Mosscara wand, and went through the brows one last time. For lips, Geason kept it simple with just the colorless, moisturizing Feed My Lips Pure Nourish-mint Lip Treatment.

The result? An easy, touch-of-drama brow look with plenty more polish than a simple powder treatment or gel. And the best part is how natural it looks — it’s like you just stepped off the jetway like this.

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