hey guys it's Jen and today I wanted to share with you this double eyeliner trick makeup tutorial I
think that every monolid slash hooded eyelid girl should have this in Your Arsenal for days
that your eyes are uneven or just when you want to have a little bit more of a dramatic eyeliner
effect without having like a super crazy thick Wing do you know what I mean when your eyes are
closed where it just looks like giant black holes on your eyes we want to avoid that we want to do
a little bit of more sophisticated approach to that and then the rest of the face it has really
blushy cheeks clear looking skin and a little bit of an ombre lip so I hope you guys really enjoy
this look if you want to see it keep watching so before I apply anything on my face I'm going to
start off with an eyeshadow primer I'm using Urban Decay primer potion I like applying this before
any of my concealer or Foundation because if I try to do that later sometimes it lays a little
funny doing the primer after foundation so I just do this as the very first step next I'm
going to apply a little bit of foundation lately I've been really into just using my fingers for
everything so I'm just going to use my fingertips to apply the foundation and then I'm just going to
spread it in really lightly even if it's a really full coverage Foundation I don't do a completely
like full coverage layer of foundation I would rather just do a light layer of foundation and
then go on top of that with a concealer to get the coverage that I want that way you still get
a little bit of that skin texture peek through and it just looks a lot more natural instead of
looking super heavy or cakey one tip I do if you want to get a really smooth blend between your
face and your neck is as I'm doing my jawline I open my mouth like this that way I can really
see some of the skin that goes down onto the neck just on top of my jaw Edge and it helps
me blend it down a little more seamlessly next I'm taking my concealer this is the rare Beauty
concealer in 200C I'm only going to dot this in very specific areas I don't like doing too much
on the under eyes because I just feel like that area is the first place that looks really like
where you can see all the fine lines and wrinkles it just sinks into lines so I try to cook a little
more straight down and then at the corners I like to go a little bit upward down my nose
and then I'm taking my fingertips again the pads of my fingers and I'm just going to tap this in so
that it helps it kind of blend in but still you get the concentration of coverage just exactly
right where you need it even with this angle I'm just pressing really lightly and then continuing
to go up sort of like where the corner of my eye is and that's going to give you like a really
nice snatched look we just want to keep it super super subtle now I'm going to do some contouring
on my face this is like my favorite thing to do for contouring lately this is a bronzing stick
from rare Beauty and the shade is power boost I love this because it's just a big easy crayon so
I literally just do one swipe here it's going kind of in the the divot of my ear like right
there so I just go from this ear divot to between my nose and the corner of my mouth right here
I know it feels a little higher than normal like normally I would just go straight in the
hollow of my cheeks but I find that if I do it just slightly higher it gives a really lifted
appearance that I've been liking lately I mean I feel like beauty trends change all the time but
the thing to do lately is having a little more High snatched kind of hollowed out cheekbone
look so that's just a little trick you can try just do your bronzer just like one inch higher
than you normally would the only other place that I'm going to do my bronzer for today other
days you know I like to do a little more Contour today I'm just going to keep it simple just the
cheekbones and down the bridge of my nose so I like to go just inside the natural line of where
my nose is and then when you're blending out you're going to want to blend outward
that way you still get a little bit of sharpness down the middle but it still
looks nice and natural and Blended out I mean you really want this to be like pretty much invisible
with just like a little extra help same with the cheekbones I like to blend this a little more down
and then I kind of go over the top of it next I'm applying blush I'm going in with this liquid one
from rare Beauty called hope my favorite way to apply this is actually applying it right here
on my arm arm hand thumb the palm of my thumb and then what I do is I put my hands together
like this Pat it together so I have like two blurred sections I just find that this is the
easiest way to apply liquid blush because it applies to both cheeks really evenly so I make
sure they're Blended evenly on my hands and then I just starting from right here wherever
I want the blush to be I just kind of Pat it in a circle and it naturally Blends it all together
if I have some left over sometimes I'll put some on my nose a little bit or right here on my head
I don't like to waste but this way it's just not streaky it doesn't like get all over the
place and I also feel like it's easier to get it so it's not like too heavy not too
heavy-handed just looks natural one little tip I have a little patch of freckles just
on this side of my face that sometimes gets not covered all the way when I'm putting on
a liquid blush my trick to fix that is I will mix a little bit of concealer with the blush
and then I will apply that to the top of my cheeks
and that does double duty covering up the Freckles but also looking super translucent
and natural like a liquid blush tends to do now I'm going to move on to my eyebrows I'm taking
this Benefit Brow pencil love the formula of this pencil because it's not too stiff or waxy I like
to fill in the outline of my brow first and then just do little strokes to fill inside the rest
now I'm taking the spoolie end and I'm just judging out the front I feel like even if you
have a super snatched brow if you blend it out in the front it still ends up looking really natural
before I get too far into some of my eyeshadow and stuff I want to just set certain areas of my
face I don't want to powder my whole face because I don't want to have like a hyper matte look but
just if I use like a little bit more concealer I like to just kind of tap in some powder under
the eye area and in my T-Zone just anywhere that gets a little Shifty if I move too much I really
like these like mineral all sunscreen powders they give a nice finish without looking overly dewy or
matte next I'm going to go in with some eyeshadow I'm starting off using a kind of neutral pretty
much my skin tone kind of shade there's a peachy light one here this is the uh Patrick Tom major
Dimension 2 palette I love it and this is just going to help things blend in a little smoother
I had a little sound recording trouble so I don't have the sound clips for this section but I'll
just tell you what I'm doing I'm taking a peachy eyeshadow that's really close to my skin tone
I'm just sweeping this all over the lid a little extra tip that's really handy if you have trouble
blending is to take a skin colored Shadow and just apply it as a base layer because it's a lot easier
to blend Shadows with a little bit more color over a shadow that's already there versus just trying
to blend it straight onto your skin and hoping that it's not going to drag or skip after I do the
peachy Shadow on my lid I'm taking the next shade up this is like a medium brown tone I'm applying
this on a little circle at the outer corner of my eye it doesn't have to be really perfect I would
just make a smaller Circle and then when you feel more confident you can make it bigger so
after you apply your little circle you're going to blend this into the socket of your eye if you have
trouble figuring about where your eye socket is just take the tip of your eyeshadow brush
and push in where your eyelid kind of goes in is where you're supposed to blend into because we're
enhancing the natural shadows and Contours of your bone structure even if your lid is really flat you
still have an eye socket underneath there so if we just enhance that shape that's going to give
you the most natural shadow look and then at the outer Corners you're going to take the same brush
and just sweep this up from the corner of your eye up to where your eyebrow where your eyebrow is so
next I'm taking this little flat Shadow brush so I'm going in with that same eyeshadow color
and instead of going right up to my lash line I'm actually applying this slightly lower and this is
really going to help widen the eyes so if you look at my two different eyes you can see that this one
looks a lot more elongated and then at the outer Corner you're going to blend this up into your
upper Shadow so it kind of does this swoopy which is like like this looks a little weird
but trust the process it will come together this is just sort of like an underpainting
to give your eyelids a little bit extra Contour shape Shadow the real star of the show is this
right here this is an eye pencil from Patrick talk Precision gel liner in burgundy I really
love using a burgundy eyeliner I know a lot of people are really intimidated by it because they
think oh it's going to make me look like I got punched in the eye but there's something about
it that I feel like really warms up the eye and I don't use it as a standalone eyeliner
I like to double it up it's kind of my own technique I've never seen anybody else do it
I just think it's really flattering especially if you have monolids so if you're a monolitter
and you haven't tried this then this is a great opportunity to try and I'm actually
going to apply this a little bit wider than you would think but again trust the process
you're gonna have to forgive my eyes today because this one has a little double eyelid
this one is monolidated trust the process it's not going to look uneven later anyway
the eyeliner is going to be a little bit higher than where I would normally just apply eyeliner
because the star of the show is really making this burgundy eyeliner visible I guess you could say
on this side because this is the monolided side I'm just going to try to draw it the same way
see where my eyes are at
next I'm going to take a black liquid eyeliner and you want this to be a really precise really
waterproof sharp eyeliner I'm using the Physicians Formula waterproof liner so with this line I'm
going to do more of a traditional Wing if you want to touch up anything so that the line is
really even above the liquid line you can also go back and do that and this is optional but
sometimes I like taking a little brush and going in with a really dark eyeshadow preferably one
that matches the eyeliner I'm going to just take this dark brown right here and very very
subtly also just smooth out that line and kind of set the pencil I also like taking just a little
shimmery color and brighten up my inner Corners so I'm going to take let's do this pink color
and I'm just going to tap this right at the inner corner so I'm closing my eyes so that
it's all kind of connected and then I'm going to blend this just in that lower tear duct area
now I'm going to curl my lashes and apply some mascara in the usual way if you have not seen
my whole video on how I curl my lashes very in depth I will link that above me because I know
I want to put on lashes for this particular look I like doing a really waterproof mascara because it
holds up my lashes and gives them a little bit more structure for the false lashes to sit on
top of because as a monolid sometimes lashes will hang down heavy in front of my eyes and curling my
lashes and holding it up with a waterproof mascara first can really help I'm also going to apply this
to my lower lashes so I'm putting on these kind of light wispy false lashes I also like to flex
the band to loosen it up so that it's more comfy and then I'm going to apply the lashes where the
inner corner is near my lash line but the outer corner is going to be near the upper part of the
wing so that'll kind of elongate the eye and open it up as well now once the lashes are on
your face I like to kind of gauge on if I like having a little bit of a lighter eyeshadow look
I know it felt like we put on a lot of Shadow underneath the lashes but once the lashes are
on there sometimes it looks a little more subtle so depending on my mood depending on the event
I'm going to or whatever it is sometimes I add one more very light layer of Shadow just to the outer
Corners so I'm kind of doing the Circle blend out Trick one more time but with a slightly darker
color and a little bit smaller so this is with the second layer Shadow this is without I think
they both look good like I said it just kind of depends on my mood but you can choose which
look you want next we're moving on to the lips I want to do sort of a blurred out ombre kind of
lip I feel like the Ombre lips of like 10 years ago was just to put a little bit of pink in the
middle here with the foundation lips but I want my lips to look full and still have that ombre
effect so I'm going to line outside of my lips I don't like to go super crazy but I just like
a little bit more on like the outer folds right here fold outer edge call it Phillips I'm not sure
almost like the curve of like a flower petal and in between my Cupid's bow
I'm just gonna cut it straight across
and then this half of my lip actually hangs a little higher than this side my lip is a little
uneven so I over line just on the one side to even my lip out now I'm just lightly filling in the
whole lip sometimes I just like having just the lip liner I love that lip liner so much because
it looks so natural so that's the shape that I really like but then I'm going to take a little
bit of color and put it in my inner part of my lip so this is uh man I'm using a lot of rare
Beauty today but this is their Limitless matte Lip Cream I I like this particular one because
it feels very blurring there's a lot of like those siliconey soft kind of particles in it that really
make it blur out quite well and then I'm gonna just use my fingertips to blend out the edges
now I finish with the lipstick test I just
and then any lipstick that ends up on my finger is not going to end up on my teeth so this is
the finished makeup look I absolutely love it it makes me feel just so ready for like spring
and summer I want some warm weather again and it's definitely something that makes me feel like quite
pulled together and pretty and also very youthful so I hope you guys enjoyed watching it if you did
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