@noeliagutierrez4223
I'm just so sad how complicated even beginner makeup is to me. Thank you for all the tips and it helped a lot to see what bad technique looked like next to good technique
@nora4852
OKAY WHAT???? the amount of information she gave away it’s so helpful like what primer/base to use with each other and for what skin type, etc etc. girl i’m no pro but i do know a bit of makeup and still you made me go back to zero and change my whole routine, tysm !!!!
@SugaSwag
Omg that’s why my aegyosal looks so goofy!! I’ve watched so many aegyosal tutorials but always thought it looked super weird on me. I only now realized what I was doing wrong because you showed the good AND bad technique side by side with explanation
@BreakofDawn
I was a pro Mua and I can say these are excellent tips for beginners! I just wanted to add that blush applied higher near the eyes is definitely trendy, but may not be well suited for every face shape. So if you’re someone who finds that you don’t like blush applied that high, you can still apply blush to the apples of your cheek. The reason why it’s drags the face down is because most people will apply it while smiling, the key is to find the apples of your cheeks but do NOT smile while applying, then you won’t ending up with droopy blush
@수영-e6x
Time stamps serum: 1:54 primer: 2:10 lip oil: 2:38 foundation: 3:00 concealer: 3:37 powder: 4:09 contour: 4:51 blush: 5:38 nose contour: 6:26 eyeliner: 7:33 undereye makeup: 9:30 lashes: 10:48 brows: 12:17 lip liner: 13:08 lipstick: 13:44 ✏ Notes: Moisturize skin before doing foundation to make it look smooth (esp. dry skin) -> Use serum (tacky base) or primer (silicone-based = oily skin/ water-based - dry skin) Foundation: use beauty sponge instead of brush (beginner friendly) Concelear: choose color that close to the foundation, one that has lighter color than the foundation can be used to lighten some areas of the face but don't use it to cover blemishes -> spotlight effect Blend out creasing before applying powder
@ClulssCrs3310
Dude just the oil vs water base is freaking life changing! No one talks about this!
@emmeanna2187
i really appreciate you providing cheaper options for your recommendations!! a lot of influencers don’t realize that not everyone can afford $50 foundation lol
@TrishaNgoHomes
Editing is amazing but content is simply divine. I think this is my favorite video you’ve made since it is like an ESSENTIAL masterclass. I would love to see you do some color theory on makeup, I loved your segment with your lips anyways (: thanks Jessica!
@Momofix.
I LOVE that you're telling us why it's like that, what's going to happen if you do/don't, AND reccomending products that are both expensive and cheap but still great. This is an amazing video, I've never worn any type of foundation before, but I can't wait to try out makeup once I get the money.
@cheslsesa
i love how she shows both cheaper and affordable makeup and more expensive products.
@-lynnie-9566
tips: serum: skin needs to be well moisturised before makeup, better than primer lip prep: lip oil is good for dry lips foundation: pump it on back of your hand and swipe it on your face before blending, use a beauty sponge to bend concealer: use very little because it is thicker and can emphasise texture powder: pat it in and swipe it under the eyes, helps set the liquid materials contour: use shade that looks cool toned to make more it realistic, jawline contour blush: apply right on top of cheekbones and on tip of the nose nose contour: start from brow bone and then blend it down, do bottom and blend, use powder to clean up the sides of contour highlighter: apply using a very small brush on the tip of your nose and bridge eyeliner: use brown pencil for beginners, blend it out with a brown eyeshadow, outline your eyelash line under eye makeup: use brown shadow to emphasise the area around your eyes curl your eyelashes by doing multiple times in each section pinch your eyelashes together to help separate them and remove clumps create hair like strokes at the front on the eyebrow and spoolie to diffuse them to make them natural
@iluvgarlicbreadsm4945
your makeup comparison with the beginner version, is what i normally do my makeup. and i always thought i ate lmao. but i learned so much from this. my skin gets cakey and i can never do a seamless makeup. now im going to apply your tips <3
@artyshefartsy
you singlehanded changed my makeup game!!! I love how you showcased both inexpensive products and the more high-end ones! I also liked the comment about asian mascaras. I never wear mascara because I always felt like it was never holding a curl!
@rascaljoy
This is. BY FAR. The MOST helpful beginner everyday makeup video I have encountered. I feel like I had to watch so many different vids and read so many articles that all went into ridiculous detail about one specific part of makeup like foundations, or picking correct colors, or application techniques, and it just is so much info that needs to be pieced together. You managed to cover everything necessary to know in 15 min, and I feel like I finally understand the process and purpose for everything when putting on a full face! Thank you! E.g. Blush and contour? I also view blush as a non-essential, but you explained WHY it ACTUALLY does something. Contour I also view as non-essential because I don’t like the American standard cheekbone method; I had a vague idea that cool-toned as used more in Asian makeup might suit me better, but you explained why cool-toned is just simply better to create a more natural look. The vague concept “set your makeup”? It’s so that when your face touches something you won’t transfer makeup. TYPE OF BRUSH TO DO A PROPER NOSE CONTOUR WITH A PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE BRUSH instead of just doing it or saying “use a contour brush to…”. All these little details I feel like you usually have to dig to find or get lost in the other info. I really appreciate this vid, this is going to all my friends that are also trying to figure out makeup, lol. edit: (i am clearly adding to this as i watch, lol, but) YOU EVEN COVERED THE AEGYO SAL, I tried it ONCE and failed EPICALLY, thank you for covering this, too!!!
@alym.5190
First video, 2:20 in and I already learned something. Thank you for explaining that silicone products should be with silicone products and water-based should be with water-based. It makes sense. I've always had problems with separating and pilling so I avoid putting any foundation at all. I'm so excited to try this! You are so pretty by the way 💟
@رجاء-ض2خ
Time stamps serum: 1:54 primer: 2:10 lip oil: 2:38 foundation: 3:00 concealer: 3:37 powder: 4:09 contour: 4:51 blush: 5:38 nose contour: 6:26 eyeliner: 7:33 undereye makeup: 9:30 lashes: 10:48 brows: 12:17 lip liner: 13:08 lipstick: 13:44
@6oth6amer6irl
This is a game-changer!! So many ppl ask me for makeup help and I don't know where to start bc I've intuitively found what works for ME with practice. Adding this to the top of my list of essential videos to share with others!!!
@girlscarf
This video taught me so much. I was definitely making a ton of these mistakes. I am guilty of mixing water based primer with silicone based foundation and not understanding why my makeup was pilling, using too bright concealer to cover blemishes, having face powder clump and ruin my entire base makeup, and placing aegyo-sal eyeshadow too low causing me to look like I had under eye bags instead of smiling eyes. I had previously resigned myself to not wearing any makeup because I looked worse with it on. I went to a concert tonight, rewatched your video as I was getting ready, and followed your instructions and tips step by step. This is literally the first time I've felt pretty in years. Thank you so, so much.
@ppppp4641
I love the way you show all the different options instead of just mentioning them and then moving on, so we can see what it looks like, its incredibly helpful for comparing the effects between them ♥
@crimbleland