"I still like creating natural looks and I do a lot of make-up for weddings, which I love, but I have so much fun doing photo and film shoots because I can get really creative."
She recently worked on makeup for the New Zealand Music Awards, as well as at New Zealand Fashion Week.
Watch Rebekah's tutorial to create pixelated-eyes here:
She said her work with the All Blacks for a Jockey undies shoot attempted merely to make them look like the best versions of themselves.
"I made them up to look natural and then it was a matter of adding a bit of spray tan on their legs so they had a nice, even colour, and giving them a bit of a spritz so they looked nice and shiny."
Between L'Oreal award entries and time with sports and music stars, Rebekah runs her own business doing makeup for weddings and fashion shoots. She wouldn't recommend her pixelated eyes look for everyone.
"When I do wedding makeup, each client is the customer and I make sure I use colours and looks that they are really comfortable with, but with the fashion and advertising I have a brief to make the talent look a certain way and I've never had any complaints."
Visit thebrushcontest.com to see Rebekah's entry for the L'Oreal competition. Voting closes on March 11.
