Highlight And Contour Routine Updated + Tips - Woc Dark Skin Friendly

I don't care when you call me I can, but I don't get your mother busy girl. You be. Oh, my hey guys. Welcome back to my channel guys a well. I totally lost the clip for my intro, so I'm just gon na have to do it as a voiceover, but today's video is gon na, be an in-depth, updated highlight and contour routine. You guys have been really requesting it because I show it in my makeup videos, but you guys want like an in-depth tutorial, slit oreal and I'm gon na give you tips and tricks that I've learned over the years on how to slay your hair, long contour routine. So stay tuned, so I'm gon na start off with doing my hair. As always, this wig is from my first wakes calm and it's a full lace bob week and all the informations can be description box. This is one of my favorite has because I just feel like after my birthday I just wanted to let you know I was trying to shock my look a little bit. You know, because I'm getting older and wiser, so I needed some hair to you know represent my you know. Is you know so yeah? This is like a classy kind of unit. When you want to look like a sophisticated snack, you know what I'm saying so yeah because, like it's stupid, beautiful, beautiful hair, as you can see, it's easy to slay - and this is - it literally took me like five minutes to slay this hair, because it already came Beautifully made, I didn't have to do too much with it, didn't have to bleach hair or anything like that. I just put it I'd, even blew it down guys. This is this: is it with no glue? No like tape? This is just literally it placed on my head and look at the lace living. This hair is from my first wigs. Look at the swing for like missing, depended, I'm sure song man, that's leading me. Is it not? It'S literally me like someone needs to hire me right now for some kind of like managerial position. You know like yeah right, let's get on to the routine, because we have a lot to get through. So the first thing I'm going to use is my base, which is the benefit Porefessional primer. I would really really recommend this. It'S a bit expensive but honesty's worth. I'Ve had this for probably like six months already and I haven't gone halfway, I've only gone that much through the tube, so I really recommend it gives a flawless finish flawless base. So then that creates a fullness finish. So you just need a little pea-sized dilution like this literally a pea-sized like that. Just dab it on your face die, but in your nose where you get really where you have pause, and it's literally like a miracle gel look at this. It just smooths. Everything out looks like I've been airbrushed you're, not saying, and that's what that's what we are here for. That'S what we're all the way here for and your smile lines smooth and then we're gon na move on to my ad base, which is I start off with either the Anastasia Beverly Hills highlight and contour palette. I use this orange because it corrects around my mouth, but sometimes it's a bit thick. So if it's a hot day or I'm not doing too much, I you would use my revolution and the foundation stick in f-16 and this would just make a nice even base. All over my face, so I just go on the darkest butts of my face and then like basically just color correct that so everything is just one correlating brown shade. Not you know maka over here cappuccino over hill. That'S not always full take a flat brush and blend that in we can even use fingers, but we need to be proper. I should not. Love will heal, perfect and now we're ready for our base. So I'm using the hooded beauty foundation in f10. Are I'm a slash Coco whatever you want to call it this foundation, you already know my love for it. This is my ride-or-die. I just use a minimum amount, especially after you've. Already after you've already color corrector, you don't even need that much foundation at this point, so color correction is key because it saves you so much product. So I just use like three pumps, so one on my forehead actually for what two of my cheeks one on my chin and we'll go one on my nose as well so yeah and then I'm gon na use that same brush to just evenly distribute this foundation. I'Ve gone a bit darker, that's why it doesn't look like it matches, but it's fine once you blend it all out or will look fine! Oh, I believe it catch a tan living. So, as you can see once you start, it should be enough foundation. It is looking like paint, that's what we want. That'S the coverage that we need in our lives like cement, yeah, that's what we need like one of the most high coverage foundations. I'Ve ever tried - and this is why it's my fave and obviously this look is for like when you really want a full bead. This is not like regular regular kind of beep. I'Ve definitely tanned. So this looks like looks a bit weird. I'M gon na go in a bit more with my revolution. Stick just to make it a bit darker because mixin buried the girl is right now, just on the bottom on my face, so it kind of blends into the rest of my body come through coverage. So I'm gon na block a little bit. I want it to blend a little bit more into my skin, to highlight my face. I'M gon na be using my Mac Studio, sculpt concealer in nw15, mixed with my NW 40, and it just depends on how bright I want my concealer, because this one is a bit more mask my skintone, but this is a little bit too harsh because of tanned. So I just mix and match. I start with my NW 45 for correction under my eyes, as you can see, that's already completely eradicated any kind of bag, and then it's gone on to the other side too, and then what I do is go in a little bit into my nose, because this Gives an illusion of a slimmer nose? Okay, now I'm gon na use my NW 40 to go a little bit brighter under my eyes. I love to lay, and then I go, my chin and everywhere else. I want to highlight my chin, my lip and my foot. Like that, just like down don't go too low when I plan you can see that I just couldn't. I can't mess believe me so I'd say I'd say, make it like a triangle and stick to this section. Only even when you're blending be very careful and then this is, when I add a little bit on my nose, make sure your brush is flat. Otherwise, just gon na make your nose look even bigger than it is, and for that we're going to that beauty blender. But and start with blending out the nose, concealer and then go outwards into this into the under eyes in light dabbing motions, I'm also drag out the highlight. Well, if you have a face, shape like mine anyway, drag it out, because it just gives the illusion of all the way to like the temples and because I've already highlighted the middle and the sides. It gives a natural contour, where your actual shade is. If you know I mean like, as you can see, there's two lines there. So what you just need to do is buff that out a little bit with the clean side of your Beautyblender and then you'll each have a natural contour there. As you can see. I just think this looks a little bit more natural with them actually adding contour lines, so I'm just gon na go to my one concealer. This has been doing well for me recently, so I just got in a little bit under my eyes, because I just like the consistency once you set it, I don't like to set cream because it just looks too dry, but when you set liquid it, I don't Know it looks a bit more jewy, in my opinion, I'm gon na blend that just under that, like right directly into my eyes, I'm not trying not drag it down much before I contour I like to reverse contour cuz. It just gives me an a guideline of Webster's to contour, so I just use the residue of that concealer and then I draw a line under the contour line. So then, I know exactly where the contour supposed to go so before this concealer creases, I'm gon na set it with my lower Messier C after you set it. You quirements how you put that many layers like once it's all set, nobody will ever know. Nobody has good nobody. Nobody cares be careful with your bridge of your nose, because this could just mess up real, quick, okay and then I just add a little extra layer underneath just to let it bake a little bit just an extra brightness. I'M just gon na leave that there. While I contoured so as we let that kind of sink in I'm gon na go in with my fancy boutique on a stick. So my suck in draw a cheeky little line. Don'T do too much because it's gon na be hard to blend out. You'Ll! Need that just do a little dab and then take a tapered brush and then blend it out, make sure the brush is like quite thin, because you don't want it to go everywhere. This there's no look just blend out the line advise to go upwards rather than downwards, because when I left you know and just blend out and write again QA. Lastly, for the face I'll go into my black oil pool in five deep. This is a major key. If you want to look chocalate like if there's any astronauts, this is this is a shoe. You'Ll save there just tap off the excess weight tap in top of the excess with a fluffy brush, ideally and then go on your cheeks go over the contour a bit. Just so it's a bit warmer rather than I don't know when it's to actually you can look a bit obvious so yeah I just go in with this a little bit just everywhere. So now I'm gon na just finish off. We finished off the rest of my face. You guys know the deal revolution bakes highlight every time and then the beat is complete. The NYX butter gloss in Madeline. You guys it's amazing, go to the any nude lip. I would set my face with my mac. Strobe fixing spray or oil control Pro fix advice, really good, really good sex pray. When you call me I'll, be there, I don't care you're, my WCE, oh my when you call me I'll, be there you'll be in when I got my room, but I don't get to see ya girl, you be, oh my you got it my baby, I'm looking At you,