Glam Valentines Day Hair And Makeup Tutorial

Okay, so to start off with I'm gon na be taking my Clinique moisturizer and I'm just going to be using with that to prepare my face for the foundation. This is the gel version, so it's completely oil-free as I have oily skin already and then I'm just going to put some cocoa butter on my lips and continue with priming my eyes with my naked skin concealer. So next I'm taking the shade foxy - and this is just as a base, just sort of mattify, my eyelids, because it can be quite hard to work on greasy eyelids as funny as that may sound. It just makes blending a whole lot easier, so I've just gone in with natural beauty from the tartlet palette and I'm just blending that in circular motions and taking that all the way up, as this will be our transition shade. So only the tartlet palette, I'm taking best friend, which is like a purpley deep purple. It'S all shade and I'm just going to deepen my crease with that I've changed brushes to something that's a little bit more precise. That'S my equal Ecotools brush and just gon na blend that in to make sure that I get rid of any harsh lines and just in case you're wondering what those thick spidery looking things are on my eyes. They are individual lashes and there are dull ones, but they were quite you know old. I think there are about four or five days old, I'm then taking bombshell, which is an even deeper purple, and I'm just gon na deepen that crease even more. I like to do this gradually because I feel, like you get that are very soft. Almost like a sunset look, and I just love it, so I'm just going to continue to blend that in again making sure that nothing is too harsh or too dark. So using my ring finger, I'm just using chopper from my naked 2 palette and just placing that onto my eyelid, it's more like a coppery golden rather than the gold. I really love this color. It'S really warm and I'm just using my ring finger instead of a brush because I feel like I can pick up more of product and it's a little bit more pigmented. I didn't want to use my fix+ because I feel like that would have been too bright and too intense, and I really want this lip to be quite soft. So, after applying a highlight shade right in my inner corner, I'm then putting a golden shade. Just in the center of my eyelid to really set off that sunset type of look and to add a little bit more dimension, then taking my body shop I broke it. I am just filling in my eyebrows. Using an angled brush, excuse my eyebrows. By the way, I had an allergic reaction to i route 10 because I left it on for two hours and fell of ten minutes, and I wasn't able to even pluck them or do anything because it was super sensitive, so yeah, I'm not really gon na. Go in-depth with my eyebrows in this tutorial, hopefully I'll do a more in-depth tutorial on my eyebrows. Are you know in a good State? So then, I'm taking this revolution highlighter and I'm just gon na pop that under my eyebrows and under the other eyebrows taking my liquid eyeliner, I I normally start from the end. I don't know why it's tight from there - okay, so I'm just going to flick it out and then from the flick I bring it into the middle and then from the inner corner. I bring it back to the middle. That'S what I do this eyeliner is the one that I used in my elfin and jata tutorial and, yes, it is from Albania, and it was probably about 70 p2 compared to English money, but it's the best best best eyeliner. It doesn't smudge. It lasts all day. Love it and then I'm taking this bourgeois CC cream. It'S my absolute favorite drugstore foundation and I'm mixing it with my Mac face and body I'd, usually wear Mac face and body on its own, but because I want that thicker coverage. I just mix it in with a tiny bit and using a damp Beauty Blender. I am just going to put that all over my face in dabbing motions and then taking my naked skin concealer by oven decay in medium light. No sorry warm light. Think it's warm light. I'M just going to conceal, under my eyes making these triangles to help with the highlighting process as well and then on my forehead bridge of my nose and a little bit on my chin and I'm just using the g6 gunmetal brush by morphe. And i absolutely adore this brush I'll, even tell you just look how it beautifully it blends everything in, and I just like to use my Beauty Blender, just to help with making that clean up around the flick, a little bit more precise and then going back in With my g6 brush you so next using my stay matte powder by Rimmel, which I absolutely adore, I'm just going to set my concealer wherever I've put it just underneath my eyes, using my Real Techniques, little brush. So next up, I'm taking my Smashbox contour kit and I'm using the first shade to start to contour my face. I'M just going to use this shade to sort of carve my cheekbones and then afterwards I will go in with the bronzer. Now, I'm still using the same Real Techniques brush as its small like you, can really get in and lightly build up. What I want to achieve so to maintain the soft look. I like to take a very small amount of product and drag it from the top of my area down to about where the highest point of my eyebrow is - and I do this in circular motions as you can see. So after that's done, I'm just gon na take a big fluffy brush and gon na blend them blend away, and then I'm gon na take the same contour shade on the same brush and you're just gon na lightly contour, my nose so going on the sides of My nose yup and then on the other side, note yeah, I'm only on the other side and then taken mac's, mineralize skinfinish in medium deep and I'm using that to bronze my skin. I absolutely love this as a bronzer. I am just absolutely obsessed with it. I feel like it gives me the perfect want to my skin and yeah. I don't. I use this to warm up my foreheads or to sort of contour that as well. I prefer using that to using a natural contour shade, because I feel like it just adds that that color, it just makes me look a little bit more sunkissed using a revolution sort of a Revlon Revolutions highlighter. I'M just going to use a fan brush to highlight the highest points of my face, so that will be my brow bone, my top of my cheekbone at the bridge of my nose and my Cupid's bow and the center of my forehead. That'S about it. I think so next time, taking best friend again from the tartlet palette, and I'm just going to pop that right in between my lower lashline and I'm now doing my blusher and I'm using the Y cell, Russia, I'm not sure what one it is. It'S just a very, very pink one: any pink blusher will do and I'm just blending that in to make sure I don't look like Noddy and then taking my Maybelline brow gel I'm just going to make sure I've set my eyebrows in place and I'm just taking My Kiko ultratech curved mascara. I love this mascara by the way and I'm just going to give my falsies a good coat. As I said, these are individual lashes, though I will not be applying strip lashes today, and I know that people say you shouldn't put mascara on your individual eyelashes, but these are three pounds and I don't mind ruining them so yeah and I don't expect them to Last me more than a week max and even with mascara this I still managed to get four weeks wear out of them and I'm just taking my nude Rimmel scandaleyes. You know just renewed eyeliner and I'm just lining my waterline to make sure my eyes look, awake and even bigger. I just feel like it really brings out my eyes, I'm just prepping my lips. I like to do this only when I wear a very nude lip, because my lips are quite red and new. The colors don't show on me, unless I put unless I put foundation on them first or concealer, and so that I just put some concealer on and then took my Kiko lip liner in the shade 7:02 and then taking cherished by Mack. I'M just going to apply that on top. I love this lipstick. I think they're, the cream, Sheen ones so they're, really nice and creamy and moisturizing the matte ones. I do find sometimes are a little bit drying, but this one for me is perfect and then taking a nude lip gloss. I'M just gon na pop that mainly on the middle on the center of my lips, I had using a straightener and, if you'd like to toriel, just let me know so. I started by taking her from the crown on my head spraying with hairspray. That'S the l'oreal, techne art and then just teasing with a back combing brush and then I've bought in my house. So I'm just taking each section and teasing it underneath so that that is volume. And then I'm pinning it back with a bobby pin and then taking the fringe side and also teasing that, as I think, that's the most important part that is needed to be voluminous. And then I'm just going to start to position the cars in the way that I would like them to sit and a good ways to sort of lift from the top and then just spray. Thank you so much for watching. This is the final look. I hope you like it and I hope you enjoyed it and I wish you all a lovely very far, because French is the language of love.