2 Romantic Makeup & Hair Looks | Grwm Valentine'S Day

Hey guys it's Jackie and for today's tutorial I have two super romantic looks so the first one is very wearable. Just a rosy makeup look with soft waves and then I add to it - and I created this full glam look, and this has more of a princess feel and it's very romantic. So this one might be a little bit like out there for some people, but I thought I would put them together because I personally would wear something like this out and yeah. I hope you guys like it. I think the first look would be great for an everyday school look as well, so there's a lot of stuff in here. Hopefully you get inspiration from some bit and let's get into the looks starting with the more natural rosy makeup. Look I've already moisturized my skin and I'm going in with a primer. I feel bad always saying the same steps because you guys hear it in pretty much every video, but next I'm going into foundation and I am using my Stila aqua glow foundation again. I really like this stuff, you just shake it out quite a bit and then pump it out a little bit. Add it to the face. I decided I really like using it with a damp Beauty Blender, it's just very easy and quick, and I really like the coverage of this just helps even out some my redness and looks very natural on the skin. Next, I'm using the Laura Mercier under-eye concealer. I just pumped out a little bit and then I'm applying it underneath my eyes and down my cheek a little bit so that it brightens it up also applying a tad to my jaw bone as well as my chin, and where my nose is underneath it and Down my smile line, so everything is bright and awake and I decided I don't like using writing products on my nose. I find that it just looks a little bit cakey, so I'll just go end it with a highlight powder later on here. I'M trying something a little different, I'm using this lip and cheek creamy oil. I'Ve heard mixed reviews on oil products like this. Some people, like them, some people don't for their skin type. I would say I recommend it if you like to use a light base, because it really looks natural almost like it's peeking through the skin. If you like to wear a heavier base, I would just apply it first and then apply the foundation and you can work a little bit over top of it, and it'll also give that painting through look. But I liked it so far and then I also apply the same shade to my lips for this rosy look to set the makeup, I'm using Too Faced primed and portlets, and I'm just testing this slightly. I want this look natural, but I am going to add a touch of covergirl trublend bronzer under the cheekbones temples and under the jaw for little dimension and subtle, color and plus my face is very round so I like to have a little bit of a contour. Even if it's super subtle, I just prefer how it looks on me and I'm also using a little bit of an ashy brown matte shade and I'm contouring my nose really slightly as well. If you want to use it very soft minimal products, I would suggest to go with a color tattoo, this one's a pretty pink shape and you can just apply all over the lid, I'm just using this as a base, but it also looks nice on its own. For an everyday look and then I'm going in with the covergirl brow and I'm acres in soft brown. I'Ve been using this for a while. It just gives a really nice definition to the eyebrows about it being too dramatic, and I think it looks really nice with this subtle, look to have them very natural and just groomed now for the rest of the eye. Look I'm using the Too Faced chocolate. Bon bons palette: first, I'm using the light pink shade, sprinkles and applying all over the lid next in the center, I'm using satin sheets and I've sprayed my brush with fix+, so it's extra BAM and Center and inner corner really softly in the crease use. A soft matte brown for subtle definition and then a matte light shade on the brow bone. I'M really blending this out, so it's super subtle and you can skip it if you want to, but I just like a little bit of definition so that you can see my crease still keeping the look very soft. It go back in with sprinkles and line underneath the lash line and then slightly underneath, where you just applied shadow, add a little bit more of that soft brown eye. Shadow for a subtle smile is effect now for little lash definition. Take a deeper Brown like for Dukes Bordeaux, so I hope I said that right and apply it on the outer top lash line into a very subtle flick back with satin sheets, and this makes a great bold highlight. So I'm adding a few little highlight on the tip of my nose as well as the Cupid's bow and cheekbones. Then of course curl your lashes and apply your favorite mascara. I'Ve been loving layering at the Maybelline lash sensational, with the Too Faced better than sex mascara. It'S just my favorite way to do it and then the look is complete and because I'm used to wearing a more makeup business and I love color, I decided to add a little bit more blush so that I would be very blushing and pretty. But it's up to you. I always get told that I wear too much blush my tutorials, but I just keep doing it because I really like it. So that is the first look, and now I'm just going to quickly show you my cute hairstyle to go with it now for hair, I'm just creating a touchable curls. This is very classic and easy for school. It only takes me around five minutes to curl my hair like this, so I start with a little teasing around my crown and heat protectant as well. Next, with a medium barrel, i curl about two inches or so hold it on the wand, for maybe seven seconds release it into my hand and let it cool, and then I will be brushing the curl out. So I make sure I hold it for a second to make sure that it stays in its shape a little bit better. I work from the back to the front curling away from my face. Then I spray with the light gold, hairspray and brush my hair gently through my favorite brush is the wet brush and I start from the bottom and move all the way to the root. Now that the hair is soft and romantic, and yet still very touchable and light, I'm going to give a very girly elegant feel with a pearl headband. I got this doubled one from Claire's and if we get on with two front pieces are left out, then I'm twisting some of those pieces back into the headband. So it has a little bit more interest to the look now for look too. This is more of an evening look or glam. This is one of my personal favorite looks right now and I'm starting by taking my blending brush and working it just above the crease with for Duke for Dukes. Oh, my gosh, I'm never you say that right, but anyways, I'm just going to keep it heavier on the outer corner and the shape I'm doing is rounded, but I'm keeping the outer corner a little bit like a soft knee with a flat brush. I'M adding a very deep matte shade and I'm creamy a soft but thick liner, fading halfway on to the lid little more depth in the crease with or Dukes or dukes. Oh, my gosh, that's a French word! I'M totally butchering it and Duke with them. When Shunta shadow from the palette, I'm blending the crease outwards and shading again into a rounded feat: blending upwards to my brow bone, I love these rosy tones and again to deepen up the look and give it more of a smoky vibe. I'M smoking up the deepest shade reviews so far, underneath the lash line, the hook is fairly quick and easy and nothing is too sharp. It'S all blended out. So it's quite easy to recreate and it's hard to mess it up, because all the shadows really work well together. In a touched up, my brows going in tonight a little bit more definition to frame the bolder eyes, and next I went in with a brown liner on the waterline and a little bit on the tight line. I think this makes the eyes look very sexy and hazy, but it's still soft with the peach and brown tones rather than black. But if you want to go a bit older, you can totally use a deep black liner optional, but I added a little bit more trublend bronzer. Under my cheekbones and temples, I like a little bit more color on my face, as you guys know, and they popped on some ardell demi wispies, and this will give me fuller lashes but they're, not too dramatic or anything these ones. I think I've used like four times so they're looking a little bit more than but still works, and then I'm going to add my good old, Too Faced better than sex mascara to blend them together and now for the quick lip subculture. Is a very nice neutral shade? I totally recommend it for kind of natural lip colors and on top I'm using a fema, glam, ariana grande gloss for a full and sparkly pout. I actually really really love this gloss because it has finding gold sparkles and they just pick up really nice and it's really great for everyday and I'm actually obsessed with this look. I just really like how all the colors work together and it's very soft and doesn't take a crazy amount effort - and Here I am with clover to face, sometimes sends me - gifts of new products or refills of the better than sex mascara. So they sent the mascara and this really cute heart-shaped package with clover, and I just thought it was so cute, so I thought and throw that in there not sponsored. I just love the company and they spend really cute gifts. Sometimes so I hope you guys enjoyed it. The second look and now for another quick, hairstyle woohoo, so I'm Lee the last hair look. I still got my hair in the daytime look and it added some droop down earrings to match and, like my last hair tutorial, I'm going to take a section from behind the ear and I'm creating a rope braid to do this just twist to pieces going the Same way, and then you're going to twist these onto each other, going the opposite way that you've just twisted, though Kliff out the braid and pin it between the two headbands to the other side. Repeat these steps so create a rope. Braid fluff it up a little bit and then pin it going behind the second headbands. Now you can simply do a rope braid over your one shoulder, but I like having to look a little bit more interesting from all angles. So I'm going to create a little messy updo by just hustling the curls up, I'm literally just lifting up some hair pulling it backwards a little bit and pinning it hiding the bobby pin. I created one more loose twist really fluff this out and I add it to the volume of the updo section and now you can just add a messy rope. Braid I played around with messing up the rope braids so more. The pieces stuck up like a little Sierra, but it looks more casual when the rope braid is a little bit more flat to the head and more subtle. So it's up to you - and here is my completed romantic. Look you thanks for watching. I hope you guys enjoy these looks and if you did make sure to give this video a thumbs up for more hair and makeup tutorials, if you're not doing anything Valentine's Day, don't feel bad. I won't be getting all dressed up like this. This is just for you, guys I'll, probably be watching like the notebook or PS. I love you something along those lines. So let me know in the comments down below your favorite romantic movie, the more dramatic the better and also check out the down bar to see my links to Facebook, Instagram Twitter, a snapchat all of those will be in the downbar and make sure you're following me. You can always see what videos I'm working on and what's coming up next and also, let me know what videos you'd like to see so anyways again, I hope you guys have an awesome Valentine's Day and I will see you guys in my next video all the Saga, a thousand lies and a makeover, and I don't think I can look at this. The same you