hey guys so for today's video I have a makeup do's and don'ts for the entire
full face I'm so excited for this video because I haven't done one of these in a
while and I honestly really love doing them I think it's such a great
opportunity for me to sit down do my full face and makeup and really go into
detail and tell you guys why I do what I do what techniques I do why I like to
use certain shades and different brushes and all that and just really go into
depth at the end of the day makeup has no rules and you can wear whatever
makeup makes you feel comfortable so what might be my dome might be your do
which is totally okay this is just personally my personal opinion in what
my makeup don'ts are and what I wouldn't do for my makeup so this doesn't in any
way tell anybody what you should and shouldn't do at all
so if you guys are interested in seeing more of my makeup tricks and tips that I
like to do and also make up mistakes that I like to avoid then make sure to
keep on watching alright so let's get started so first things first I want to
talk about prepping the skin so this side of my face is already prepped and
cleansed and moisturized with serum and hydrating moisturizer so all that good
stuff so we're gonna also go in with primer because I always do so this is
the Smashbox photo finish primer Iser I just actually tried this yesterday and a
full face of first impressions for the first time and I really liked it so I'm
just kind of trying you know you know even more one of my biggest tips to when
it comes to primer is to let it sit like before you jump right into your
foundation let your primer sit for a little bit get into the skin so it's not
too layered and it doesn't look too cakey so this side is the don't side
it's not prepped I did cleanse my face but there's no moisturizer primer it
just has not been prepped so first things first with the don't side this is
the NARS sheer glow foundation but this is the shade Syracuse it's just way too
dark for me and not the right tone not the right shade find your undertone so
figure out if your warm cool or neutral and once you've done that you can match
the foundation in terms of light to dark to your body so to your neck to your
chest so you definitely just don't want to wear a foundation that's too dark or
too light or the wrong undertone because it's going to give the appearance that
you're obviously wearing makeup and it's gonna just look like a mask so one of my
biggest nono when it comes to applying foundation is
to forget to blend into the ears into the hairline and down the neck so you
obviously I don't know if you guys can see so you would obviously have this a
very obvious foundation line that stops right there
another thing with foundation that I personally don't recommend is piling on
way too much of it sometimes when you're first starting your makeup you're just
like piling it on but at the end after all these products it's really just
gonna look cakey so for the do side I'm going to use the Giorgio Armani luminous
silk foundations and one of my favorite formulas but this is also such a perfect
shade Mac for me so I am just going to pat pat pat instead of rub because you
will get fuller coverage that way so now is the time where I will go down and
blend it underneath the neck and I won't just stop there I'll take it up into the
sideburn area but I will always take it up into the ears pounce it in but a lot
of people forget this stuff it's taking it behind the ears and again this is
just so that you don't look like you're like wearing this mask you want
everything to on gray oh and just look super gradual so I will do the same for
the hairline moving on to concealer one of my
favorite parts I'm going to be using the Tarte shape tape but one of my biggest
things with concealers is more about the shade I do like a bright under eye so
some people might even consider my do side to light you know what I mean but
it's personal preference and I like a like a bright highlight but there's too
like a certain point where it's too bright so this is the shade light sand
and it is just too bright for me and another tip to which I'm a big culprit
of which I'm actually trying to like wean off that habit is applying too much
concealer especially with this one like it is so full coverage you guys you do
not need a lot of it so I'm also going to apply some down the nose and up here
now a big no-no for me personally is to really apply it kind of in this area and
the reason being by applying the product here I'm actually widening my face so I
tend to apply the product more upwards instead and then I am gonna take the
shade lights oh no sorry this is the a light medium
and I really like this shade it's light enough but it's not like holy cow
and I am only I'm not gonna dip into the to multiple times I'm just going to it
might look like there's the same amount but trust me you guys there's like
layers and layers of this Shay right here okay just saying and I am going to
apply the concealer but I'm going to apply it more upwards so I can really
elongate my face and I always like to do pouncing motions because it really helps
to ensure you're gonna keep that full coverage if you like rub it you're kind
of moving your foundation underneath so everything from here on I'm not gonna do
much rubbing and tugging and pulling I'm gonna do a lot of just like dabbing and
patting because I don't want the product to move underneath and I am gonna bring
it up the sides of my nose cuz it helps to kind of almost like reverse contour
I'll take my foundation now that's left over on my be blender and I'll go into
here oh no this is just so light and it's also kinda just like really cakey
because this foundation is so full coverage that I applied way too much and
it looks like plaster see and look I'm actually gonna show you guys close-up it
literally looks like plaster seen on my face and what I don't like to do too is
leave it on blend in like you guys saw how I blended it out here over here you
can just see this very harsh line alrighty so I'm gonna go ahead and set
the under-eye so for the don't side I'm going to use just this shade right here
which is super super light it's just way too too light and it just looks too
bright and too cakey and too obvious so now I'm going to take this yellow shade
right here which is really complementary to my tone on this side and it just
looks really nice and subtle so when it comes to cream bronze a one of my
favorite tips is to actually apply the cream bronzer on the brush and then put
it on the face because I find that you just have so much more control I'm just
gonna go ahead and do the traditional you know but my problem with that is as
a beginner as I was trying and starting off with makeup it was hard for me
because I would either blend it too much and it would get really
Pachi or whatever so I started to be like let me try something different and
I started to just apply it on the brush and then put it on the face and I fell
in love it's just so much easier take it pal pump spout and it's almost
already blended for you like you don't have to really worry about blending it
out that much pounds pounds pounds really circular motion pouncing just to
make sure it's all on braid and blend it so I always take my cream bronzer and I
almost apply it like at the end of my brow I know not a lot of people do this
but for me for my face shape I really like it and I do like a little bit of
bronzer on the top of my forehead and fade it into the hairline but what I
like to do to kind of shape it a bit more is do this and kind of do this so
I'm almost shading it and shaping it to look a little bit more slim and chiseled
and with this side now that I've been cream bronzy for a while I can I do
sometimes you know draw the lines on the face I will say I do find that I have
less control so I tend to go for this technique more than I would for this and
sometimes I contour my nose with the whole you know lines and everything
which I actually like that part but today I'm actually I'm just gonna take a
little bit like whatever is leftover and just shade it in quickly so when it
comes to bronzing one of the biggest mistakes is obviously the wrong shade
this is actually the makeup geek bronzer in the shade tani and I actually just
tried this for the first time yesterday ooh
wasn't a good UI the shade is completely wrong for me way too muddy so we're just
gonna take some of that and apply that and another big mistake when it comes to
bronzer that I've made so many times when I was a beginner is applying way
too much of it and when it comes to contouring especially if you are a
medium skin tone the worst thing you can do is choose a contour that is too too
too cool tone so definitely when you contour you need a shade that is more
neutral to cool but when it's way too cool oh it doesn't work so this is the
Mac blush I believe yeah blush in the shade harmony I love the formula of this
too so I'm actually gonna take a little bit of this it's gonna look way too
light and too pinky it might not even show up yeah I might not even show up on
camera but it is just too ashy so I'm gonna pick up the l'oreal glam
bronze this is super pigmented so I'm only gonna use a light hand and I always
tap off the excess it's like one of my biggest tip I literally just you just
graze the top of it especially when you've cream bronze and you have your
foundation on underneath and everything because the biggest problem you can get
is if you use too heavy of a hand you will move your foundation underneath
because you're like you know you're pressing down too hard so just feather
it on top so now with the hoola bronzer again you don't have to apply a lot I'm
actually gonna take that and count some of that off one of my favorite ways to
contour is really take that and take this brush and I don't do it like this
in a straight line because then it just looks weird it looks like you have like
a straight line I take it and I chill tit a little bit and again with a light
hand I will do these like thin oval motions that way it's blending so Firth
II don't side we're gonna use a blush that is just way too bright in my
opinion I mean this is a really pretty blush you can make it work so for me one
of the biggest no nose for a blush that's this pigmented and this bright is
to apply just way too much of it I know a lot of the times back in the day they
used to say smile and apply the blush right on the cheeks for me that's like
such a big no-no because I have a rounder face so if I do that I'm just
accentuating my rounder cheeks so smile and apply it on the apples apparently Oh
cuz that looks so cute right like totally that looked like so flattering
on me so for the do side we're gonna take the Too Faced love blush I will
always love you blush I love this blush because it's such a pretty flattering
shade for my skintone it's not too pale it's not too dark it's very like
natural-looking so I'm just gonna take some and instead of applying it on the
apples here because you don't want to accentuate the rounder cheeks I will
start up here so instead of starting here just take it up here right in the
corner of your eye and just dab dab dab bring it up dab dab dab bring it up so
for the don't side I would say that one of my biggest like no nose for me
personally with highlight is definitely the shade so these are the shades that
for me when I'm tan like I stay away from these shades because
they're just way too pale especially the shade this is D shade pearl this is also
opal I just can't get away with opal it's too actually looking on my skin way
too cool tone but if you are like I used to love this shit out of opal it used to
be my jam when I didn't self tan this was balm so what I'm actually gonna do
is apply some of opal first and then pearl for me I try to stay away from
applying way too much highlight and again this shade is just way too ashy
for me another thing too that I don't like to do is bring it down too far I
don't apply highlight over here because if I do it's defeating the purpose of me
contouring that area so it's actually making my face look wider and for the do
side we're gonna take Estee Lauder heat wave I love this highlight it's really
nice and reflective and like blingy and bam bling in your face without it
looking cakey or piled on or way too much so I really like how you can get
the bling and the impact that you want without having to pile this on too much
so I usually just start at the top here and I just fluff it in just in these
back forth motions and you see how you get that bling that you want and then I
take it and apply some right here and I always will take some down the nose and
on the Cupid's bow so I'm gonna use my trusty and Nastasia dip brow first thing
I would not suggest doing is to go right in at the very front of the brow and
start making that line like BAM you've already started at the front so there's
there's no ombre there's no possible way of transitioning and like having it you
know look natural and blended and a big no-no for me too is to have it so dark
at the front and then have it be so faded at the end like the end barely has
any products when the front is so bold so a big no-no for me would be to have
it look super boxy and be very very dramatic instead of starting at the
front of the brow I will start right here so I'll leave that quarter part of
the brow empty and then I'll start right here and I will also make sure that the
tail of the brow has most of the drama and then when it comes to the front of
the brow I'll just take whatever leftover
effect is already on the brush and I'll just create these very hair like thin
line strokes so moving on to the eyes a big no-no for me is not priming the lid
at all are setting it what I do like to do for the do side is take whatever
leftover concealer is here and if I'm in a rush I'll just use that as an
eyeshadow primer and then I am just going to set that with the same pattern
that I used on the eyes and make sure I've set also this area so my favorite
for putting in a transition is a really nice fluffy brush the worst thing you
can do for a transition is just using a brush that's too small and too stiff you
see how it's not fluffy it's kind of just like a bit dense and stiff and with
this it's so loose and fluffy so you don't want to go in right away with a
shade that is just way too dark and try and apply that as your transition
because as you can see I mean it should it's just too dark it's too dark as a
transition also one of my biggest tips with eyeshadow is less is more and
really built up first because it's a lot easier to blend out so I'm just gonna
take the shade caramelized with a really nice fluffy brush and first thing I'm
gonna apply is a transition shade because this is gonna help the darker
shades have something to fade right into and I'm also gonna take a little bit or
story I didn't take this shade carmelize I took a candied peach and now I'm going
to take the shade puree and I'm just gonna use a very light hand like super
light hand and I'm just going to fluff that in and now I will show you guys
that I will now pick up that same brush I just use tape puree mix it with a
little bit of summer YUM tap off the excess always my biggest tip and then
now I will put that into the crease because now it'll have something to
blend into nicely so just go on the edge of where you applied that shadow till
make that shadow meet the transition so I'll always take the fluffy brush and
keep going back in with it especially on these edges just right on those edges
there just to make sure they blend into your foundation into your skin tone so
I'm actually gonna keep this I look super duper simple I'm gonna mix the
shades candied peach with nectar and Georgia and I'm just going to Pat
right on the lid and because this isn't a cut crease
I want these shades to almost marry each other I'm gonna take that same brush
that we used for the crease and just go ahead and blend with no product on now
again you don't want to take too much product and you don't just want to like
Pat it on without even bothering to blend any of those lines so I'm gonna
take the shade burnt orange from the modern renaissance palette and just
apply that underneath the eye and I'm also gonna mix it in with actually a
little bit of candied peach so just taking burnt orange and smudging it on
the bottom it's gonna look super unblended and just way too harsh because
this brush has harsh edges and there's no fluffiness - it's just way too dense
and then again with that big old fluffy brush this is like a staple this is the
Sigma e-40 but also the morphe M 504 is like a perfect dupe for it because I
know the new Sigma e-40 is not as fluffy anymore so I would just get the morphe
dupe so for today we're gonna be using the
SCE toe lashes in celestial I'm just gonna clean them really quickly actually
you know what I don't would be to not clean your
lashes as you can see I actually just used this pair of lashes yesterday and
they have like leftover glue on them so for the do side I'm definitely going to
take it and remove the glue you can use alcohol and like really soften up the
glue or anything but what I just do is tightly hold the lashes part take my
little tweezer and I'll just pull and pick out the glue and it honestly comes
right off alright so they're not perfectly clean now but here you go I've
just removed all the glue and as you can see the lash band is gunk free so this
is my favorite lash glue this is the house of lashes lash glue I always give
it a good little shake what I love about this lash glue is all you need to do is
pop it at once and then gives you the perfect amount for most lashes so I like
to go ahead and take the lash band and just apply some right there and you
don't need a lot a big no-no for lashes is not letting the glue dry in time
because if you don't let the glue dry in time it's actually just gonna wobble
around and you're gonna have a time getting it to really stick in place
so as you can see the glue is still white so it is not dry so when I go to
try and put it on the ice it's really just gonna wobble around and you're
gonna have a hard time really sticking it into place there's like this fine
line if you let it dry too much it's not good but then if you don't let it dry
enough it's not good so you kind of you get used to after practicing so I always
like to go ahead and start taking it on the outer part first stick it down
nicely focus on getting the outer part stuck where I want it and then now I
will go into the inner corner and I'll get that where I like it Pat it down and
take it and push it together with my actual real lashes one thing I really
like to do too is take my mascara and just apply it on the inner corner so
that it can fade in with the falsies all right so when it comes to eyeliner to be
honest with you guys I actually don't really wear that much eyeliner anymore I
will put some black just a little bit on the upper part sometimes for the most
part I will just take a nude liner because it just looks more a bit more
natural it makes you look more awake something I definitely don't do is
full-on line the entire eye for me it just looks too too too harsh in my
opinion so what I like to do when it comes to liquid lipstick is line the lip
first with it and when it comes to over lining I do overlined my lips but I just
try not to over over line I dread at the over over line them so a big no-no for
me is over lining the lips too obviously by just overdoing it and another no-no
for me is using a liquid lipstick nude that is too pale so a must must must for
me is applying a setting spray like this really helps to uplift your makeup make
you look super natural so I'm gonna use it the Too Faced hangover spring so I'm
just gonna do it to the side of my face to do and as you can see it just
instantly makes your face look way more healthy it kind of makes your makeup one
with your skin so it doesn't look like you're wearing a mask
alright guys so hopefully you enjoyed watching this video I personally had so
much fun it's just really fun to sit down to chat and just go more into depth
about the makeup that I do and why I do certain techniques and why use certain
brushes etc etc so as always thank you guys so much for watching and of course
I will see you guys in my next video bye guys
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