THEME SONG: Let's go back to that little place.
Where we used to go in the summer days.
We dip--
Hi guys, it's Brooklyn from "Brooklyn and Bailey."
And today I'm going to be showing
you guys my daily makeup routine because it was very highly
requested from all of you.
And I'm so excited to show you this.
It's just going to be a very natural look,
that I do for my everyday makeup.
And I'm super excited, so let's get started.
The first thing I do is pull my hair out of my face.
That way I can apply my make up without it getting in the way.
And then I actually start on my BB cream.
I start applying this.
And I am not a fan of heavy foundation.
I just want something that covers the redness.
As you can see, I have redness on my nose and my cheeks.
And this L'Oreal BB cream just makes my face all one color,
instead of having a bunch of red spots all over.
And Candy Johnson, actually introduced me to this.
She told me that I should use this, and I absolutely love it.
So I just take my BB cream, and I'm medium,
that's my tone or color, or whatever you like to call it.
And I like to create dots on my face.
Like I do three dots on my forehead, and two on my nose,
and then to on my cheek, or my cheeks.
And then one on my chin.
I kind of look funny with all of my BB cream dots right now,
but the next step is that I take my Cetaphil moisturizer,
and my dermatologist actually told me about this.
He told me that would be a good every day
lotion or moisturizer to use.
And I just take a little bit of this,
a little dot on my finger, and I just
place a dot right next to all of the BB cream dots
that I already have on my face.
And I do this just so that when I blend them all together,
the BB cream takes on more of a natural look.
And it goes into my face a more natural, like a moisturizer.
And it also makes my face smooth,
and everything looks nice.
So, then I'm going to take my fingers
and I just rub it all around together.
Push it all over my face.
And it doesn't need to be perfect, quite yet.
Just apply it all over your face.
And around your eyes, I can just tap in a motion,
because if you smear under your eyes,
you tend to get wrinkles faster.
And I do not want wrinkles.
So I'm just going to tap under my eyes.
And then just keep rubbing in your circular motions,
or tapping motions, all over.
And rub, I like to rub over the redness,
and make sure that you get everywhere
that you need it to go.
And up on you're on your forehead,
I like to push mine up into my hairline,
so that the color continues to spread,
and it doesn't look like there's a big line around my face.
And I do that around my ears too.
I push it onto these, and up on my ears and everything.
So it all is one color and it doesn't
look like I just have my foundation line.
OK now that kind of applied, I'm going
to take my beauty blender.
It's this little raindrop looking thing.
And I'm going to just push it so that my foundation is more
smoothed out, and it doesn't look cakey.
And again, you want to tap under the eyes,
so that you don't get those wrinkles.
Some people like to talk all over their face,
but I prefer to rub mine.
But tapping works the same.
It's just a different method.
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Next I apply concealer.
And I use L'Oreal color crayon, this little thing.
This color crayon concealer stick.
And I am the fair light W123 color,
but there's like seven or eight different sticks.
So you can find whatever color, or shade, you are to use.
And I prefer mine to be a bit lighter,
because even though it's a concealer, and use
like in a highlighter way.
So on my red spots, and my T zone.
So I apply some right here on my nose, just a little bit.
And down my nose.
And then right here around-- that looks kind of funny,
around my nostrils.
And then a little bit on my chin.
And then under the eyes if I need it.
And then to blend it all in, I'm going
to use my beauty blender again.
But this time, I'm going to tap because you
don't want to rub this one.
That's no good.
You want to tap it so it's in place.
And it highlights like you want it to.
And this just makes the redness, or darkness,
where you apply it go away.
THEME SONG- go back to that little place.
Where we used to go--
Now that we have made our face all one color,
and it's all uniform, I kind of feel zombieish almost,
because I have no color.
So this is when I apply my blush.
And I have Bare Minerals', French Kiss.
Is that upside down?
OK, Bare Minerals' French Kiss color.
And I'm just going to take my blush brush, which
is the Sigma, let me look, Sigma Duo Fiber, F50.
And I just apply, rub it on the brush, like so.
And then I tap some of it off, in case
I get a ton of blush on there because I
don't want a big red spot on my face.
And then I always do it two fingers away from my nose,
just because that way it looks more natural, and not like it's
all powered on.
Two fingers away from my nose.
And then I smile, and then I just
start rubbing in a circular motion, all the way my cheek.
And I do it towards my temple, that way
it looks like I'm blushing, not like it was just red-- you know
in the movies when they have the red circles, and then
the freckles, and the dots, the little dolls.
No, you don't want to look like that.
So I'm going to circular motion up my face, like so.
And then on the other side.
Two fingers away from my nose, and then circular motion,
all the way up.
Next I apply my overall powder, to make my face less shiny.
And I use Makeup Forever powder, like the HD powder.
And I just take my Sigma brush, and it's a large powder F30
brush.
And I take my powder, and I brush it on.
And you can see, there's kind of a lot that comes on it,
so you want to tap it a few times.
Or I like to tap the brush, that way it powders off,
so I don't get a ton on my face.
And then I just apply it all over my face.
Woo!
That way, it doesn't look shiny.
And kind of finishes that make up.
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Next I use my spoolie, which is this little swirly brush.
And I use it to shape my eyebrows.
And at this age, I don't actually
fill in my eyebrows or anything.
I just leave them natural.
But I do use this to shape it.
And I just take it, and I brush it up and away
from my eyes and my eyelids.
That way, it will open up my eyes more.
And I just brought it up, and I just kind of shape it.
And there's no way or method to do this.
You just brush it, comb it through.
And then brush it up and smooth it out.
And then I'm just going to switch to this other eyebrow.
Up and away from my eyelids, so it will open up my eyes.
and then you're done with your spoolie.
Next I apply eye shadow.
I'm going to be using the Physician's
Formula natural nude palette.
And it's just this little palette,
and it's got the same natural colors-- oh you can't see it.
It's got the same natural colors in it,
that the naked palette has, but it's a lot less expensive,
and smaller, for those of us who don't use a ton of eyeshadow.
And I'm going to be using in this eye shading
E55 brush from Sigma.
And I take my white eye shadow, and I just
brush it onto the brush.
And then I put it underneath this little arch in my eyebrow.
And this is supposed to help open your eye.
I think I actually learned this from a magazine.
But I've been doing it for a while now,
and I really like it.
So I'm just going to apply there.
And then I also apply, in the corners of my eyes,
and occasionally I apply it in the inside lid of my eye.
But I'm not going to do that today.
I'm just going to apply right here.
And apply on the corners of my eyes, in here,
and it makes it a little white, and shiny, and sparkly.
And then if you want, you can also
apply it, just like a thin coat, on your eyelids as well.
Just to blend that all in, so it doesn't
look like there are random white spots.
And that is all I have for eye shadow.
Next I'm going to curl my eyelashes.
I actually have a mascara applying basic video, which
I will put the link to below, if you want to check that out
for all the details on how I curl my eyelashes,
and apply my mascara.
But for now, the only difference in today's routine
for my mascara, is that instead of using the Green Physician's
Formula mascara, I'm using the pink one.
And there's not really a difference,
except for the color of the bottle that I can tell.
So that is the only difference in what
I'm going to be doing today.
But first you're going to want to curl your eyelashes.
And I'm just going to curl them up like this.
And back down.
And the other eye.
For my first layer of mascara, I use of Almay One Coat
Thickening.
And it is this dark kind of mascara.
And I just apply a little bit of it.
I like to blink on mine.
I think that helps apply it better.
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And then I'm going to take my pink Physician's Formula
Mascara, for my second coat.
And apply that as well.
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And then if you have any excess mascara that's
gone on your eyelids, or under your eyes,
I usually take my makeup remover and my little--
what is this called?
Small angle E65 brush, and I just
dip it in my makeup remover, and wipe off
all of that excess mascara.
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And last, but not least, for my finishing touch,
I'm going to be applying some Bath and Body Works Frozen
Daiquiri lip gloss.
And it's just like a light sparkly pink,
and it's kind of just a neutral color,
so it will go with anything.
And apply that.
And we are done.
Oh and I need to take my out, of course,
because that's not finished.
Now, we are done.
Thank you guys so much for watching this video.
I hope you enjoyed my everyday makeup routine.
And be sure to check out us at Instagram at Brooklyn
and Bailey, or Twitter at Brook and Bailey.
And we'll see you guys next week.
Bye.
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-Is anyone wearing pink?
I'm not wearing pink.
-I am.
-You're wearing pink?
Where?
Oh you're lips are pink.
Good one.
They are pink.
I don't use a ton, just enough to-- Whoop!
Cover it.
OK.
There goes the lid.
Well, I'll get that later.
I look so funny when I do that.
OK.
And then, op.
Where'd my mascara go?
Did it fall?
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What the?