Soft Valentine'S Day Makeup/Hair Tutorial!

So I already applied my L'Oreal BB cream as a moisturizer and primer, and then I'm going in with my Urban Decay primer potion in the original formula to help prevent creasing and then I'm going in with Mac painterly paint-pot as a base, so that the eyeshadows show Up more vibrant, taking MA from the lorac Pro palette, I'm going to be blending that in my crease, with a Mac 224 brush and I'm just gon na put that all over from the outer crease up into the inner crease. Now I'm taking the color pewter, which is kind of like a mommy gray and I'm going to wet my brush with Urban Decay, all nighter spray and I'm going to pack that on my lid wet and then I'm going to be packing it on some more dry And because I want it to be more sparkly, I'm taking this pigment with Mack mixing medium gel and it's basically just a Mavi pigment. It'S called movement and it has some glittery sparkles in it. So you can just use some glitter to do this, because this pigment was limited edition and then underneath my upper waterline, I'm using my Marc Jacob high liner in the brown color, because I don't want this look to be taken over by too much black. And now I'm using benefits they're real mascara, which I've been really enjoying lately. I just have a little trial size, so I might have to go, get the full size and then, as far as my falsies, I'm using some mink lashes and they crisscross a little bit and they're kind of wispy and I'll list those down below and now I'm Just going to use my pinky to add some highlight to the inner corner, and this is light bronze, then taking my L'Oreal True Match Lumi foundation with a real techniques buffing brush, I'm in the color w3 in the foundation. I love this foundation. I have dry skin and it works wonders. I don't have enough good things to say about it, but I'm just buffing that all over my skin and then without a doubt I'll be using my trusty under-eye concealer duo, which is my Mac Pro Longwear in nw20 and my Mac Pro blending sponge. So that goes under my eyes, down my nose above my lip and on my chin and a little on my forehead and then I'm using my favorite powder to set my concealer with, which is the Ben Nye translucent powder neutral set. And I bought this in a little case from a cosmetic Halloween store. So that's where you can find it, I'm sure you can get a full size online somewhere and then, with my Rimmel stay matte powder, I'm going to lightly just dust that very little on the rest of my face. I have dry skin again, so I don't use a lot of this at all. I just use it to lightly set and then I'm going to contour with hoola benefit bronzer, and I love to use the brush that it comes with. It'S just perfect for getting right in the contour and it blends very very nicely. So I go down the hollows of my cheeks around my forehead down my nose and under my lip and then I'm going to blend that out with the real techniques contour blending brush, which I think that's what it's called. And then I'm using my wet n wild Heather, silk blush with another Real Techniques blush brush and as you can see, I love me. Some Real Techniques, brushes for a highlight this Maybelline master highlight blush, is awesome and this is in the color nude. I'M applying that with a fan brush that I got from light in the box calm. I love this website. They have some amazing brushes and I will list them down below to finish off the eyes, I'm taking pewter and lining underneath my lower lashes and then I'm going to highlight the inner corner with the color nude. After that, don't forget to put mascara on your lower lashes and then you are all done with the eyes. So I have three lip combos. This is mixed. Lip butter and maple blondie or you can do something more pink, which this is maybelline fuchsia fever, which is a nice pop of pink or you can do Maybelline blushing beige, and I topped it off with NYX butter, gloss and vanilla cream pie. And this is the color that I chose to stick with now: we're gon na start with the hair. I wash my hair at the night before so it's really frizzy, so I'm just going to brush it out and get all those tangles out and then my first section is going to be right above my ears and I don't have a lot of hair. As you will see and again brushing it out and I'm using my babble is curling iron, and this is a 1 and 1/4 inch and I'm feeding the hair halfway from the shaft and then, as you can see, I'm just slowly feeding the ends up until I Get to the clamp and then I'm going to roll it up. You do this so that the heat is not concentrated on the ends. Preventing split ends. Also, this first section we are curling it under. I like to go through the hair a little bit just so that I contain the frizziness and that really helps get a silky looking curl. This next section is right at my temples and we are going to be curling all of these pieces away from our face. So we're alternating between curling under and away from our face so that all the curls don't mend together and you'll really get a lot more volume. This way now for the next section, this is going to be above our temples and what you want to do is curl the pieces towards the back of your head under for more volume. As you will see, I'm doing I have about two sections that I'm curling under and then the last section closest to your face. You want to curl it away from your face. I'M also working really fast with this curling iron, because it's very very hot. So I don't leave it on my hair long at all. If you have more coarse, textured hair, then of course, then you leave it on your hair for as long as you think, it'll take the curl. But for me it doesn't take very long at all. So again, I'm telling you that the back sections you curl under and then at the front you curl away from your face, and you want to do this basically to the rest of the hair. As you can see, I kind of just let the hair fall naturally by pushing it forward and it just parted on its own, so the crown area again all of that area will be going under for my bangs. I just do them super fast. I take them in, i curl all the way up to the root, and then I let it go and you're done with that. And then all you have to do is curl the rest of the pieces under and you should be good to go for the top crown area. I'M still curling them under, but I'm facing it going toward the back so that I have a lot of volume and then I'm shaking it out. So I can kind of cool it down and let it set and then here I'm kind of pushing it forward to kind of over direct the hair so that it gives me a lot more volume and then again shaking it out and letting it go. I'M using a shine spray because sometimes I feel like serums will weigh my hair down. So I love to use a shine sprays and it gives your hair such a nice Sheen and once your hair is cooled down, I'm just going to lightly finger comb through my hair kind of mess it up a little bit. So it's not so perfect and then I also like to shake it out to get the maximum volume because we curled our hair in different directions. It'Ll just basically sit on top of each other, rather than just men together. So there you have it my soft Valentine's Day, hair and makeup. I hope you guys all enjoyed this. This is one of my favorite ways to do my hair and makeup. Thank you guys. So much for watching and I'll see you in my next video bye,