[mellow pop music]
- Hey, "Vogue," it's Tate McRae.
Today, I'm gonna be showing you my skincare routine
and my everyday makeup routine.
First things first is I put in these little hair clips.
First thing I'm gonna go in with
is this Augustinus Bader serum.
Do like a little blot like that.
I started getting the worst acne of my life
right before I went on "SNL"
that I actually had to get a cortisone shot in my cheek.
And it's just been so bad this past year,
so I really had to focus on not wearing too much makeup
and making sure my skin looks okay.
Little rose eye patches.
Usually, before I go on set for music videos,
I'll put these on so I don't look dead.
[mellow pop music continues]
And while this is going on, I'm gonna roll my face out.
And I kind of just do this
to bring circulation back to my skin.
Feel a teensy bit more awake.
Next thing, we're gonna go in
with the Augustinus Bader moisturizer.
And the last two months of my life have been utter chaos
and I feel like, for the first time,
I've really seen it show through my skin.
So I think it's finding clean products
that have really helped keep it feeling okay.
Whenever I go back to Calgary, which is where I'm from,
it is probably the driest place on Earth,
like sucks up everything you do, your makeup looks terrible,
so you have to make sure you're using a deep moisturizer.
Next step, I'm gonna use this Supergoop! sunscreen.
I have been trying to use sunscreen more and more
because I know how important it is,
but it's so easy to forget sometimes.
Mario Badescu lip balm.
[mellow chillhop music]
My makeup, I can usually do on tour with no mirror
in like six minutes.
I'm gonna spray my face.
Usually, I wake up feeling a little pale
and I need some life back into my face,
so I will grab this Drunk Elephant tanning drops.
And what I do is I'm gonna put like a tiny little blot
of my moisturizer now,
then I'm gonna take a bigger blot
of this tanning, like that.
[mellow chillhop music continues]
Next up, this one is very inconsistent
because I don't always wear foundation.
This Chanel foundation.
This one's super watery.
I like that 'cause I just don't like it
to look too thick on my face.
My everyday makeup routine
and my stage makeup are so different,
mostly because I'm dancing on stage
and I'm sweating and the lights are so bright,
so usually, I'll put on like a pretty thick base
and just be a little more amplified.
I learned how to do stage makeup
when I was like nine years old
because I competed all the time,
and then my mom just was like, [chuckles]
"You have to do your own makeup,"
so I just started to teach myself.
I'm very fortunate because my mom
has really good skin genes.
She literally has not had
to touch her skin a day in her life.
I'm gonna gonna go in with my brow gel, Charlotte Tilbury.
I don't really do anything to my eyebrows.
They're kind of fluffy, so I'll just lift them up.
If anything, I'll tweeze like right in between my eyebrows
because I can get a unibrow sometimes. [chuckles]
I never really expected to go into the music industry.
I just honestly had a big passion for poetry.
When I was about six years old, my grandpa got me a piano
and I realized you could sing your poetry.
And then I started a YouTube channel
and started posting weekly original videos
when I was about 13 years old.
I would write about my classmates
and like the people I had crushes on
and everything in middle school.
And then I would literally just like post it on Friday
and show up to school on Monday like nothing happened.
I give myself kudos for that.
And I go in with the Charlotte Tilbury bronzer.
The last couple months,
I feel like I've actually been able to dance in videos
and have my vision that I wanted for everything
and being able to dance
with obviously dancers I really admire and love.
So that's been a really fun process.
Next, I'm gonna go in with this NARS concealer.
I kinda change my shade every once in a while
depending on what the season is.
[mellow chillhop music continues]
I feel very lucky.
I have a lot of friends in the industry.
If Olivia were to ask me to do something
or Iris were to ask me to do something
or Findlay dances with me on tour sometimes,
who's my best friend,
and I feel like we all just kinda work together
and it's really fun.
I mean, we keep it all really casual and exciting.
I'm gonna go in with this again
and I like to do it across the bridge of my nose
'cause it kind of just makes you look a little sun-kissed.
A lot of people do this with blush,
but my makeup artist taught me this.
It's one of my signature looks now.
I'm so excited for 2024
just 'cause I'm going on a big world tour.
I'm also playing my hometown for the first time.
I'm going to take the Charlotte Tilbury
little highlighter stick.
[mellow chillhop music continues]
Yeah, I'm actually gonna go in one more time
with the concealer and touch up a few spots.
Okay, I'm gonna go into an eye.
So here's the YSL kit.
I'm gonna put a little bit of shimmer
at the front of my eye.
I love a little sparkle sometimes.
Then I [giggles] go back in with the bronzer
into the crease of the eye.
What I've learned is,
now that I'm dancing and singing together,
it's obviously such a different feeling.
When I do an acoustic set
and I'm sitting down and I'm breathing normally,
it's much easier to sing,
but then you understand why Beyonce and Miley Cyrus
and all of them run on the treadmill and sing
because you can lose your breath really fast.
But I've attempted to run on the treadmill and sing,
and it is so hard.
I'm gonna go in with his Benefit eyeliner.
I'm doing a winged eyeliner,
and this is what I have been doing for so many years,
but it's still the most challenging thing ever.
I like to approach my music videos sometimes
as just like getting things off of,
checked off my bucket list.
What I wanted for the "greedy" music video
is I was like, "How dope would it be
if I had these huge six-inch heels on
and I was just like coming in on this massive Zamboni?"
And so then we ended up doing this whole hockey theme
for my music video.
The way that it looked just felt really cool.
Like, I wore this one hockey glove on tour the whole time
and just felt like a badass.
The Telescopic mascara.
Now I'm gonna go in
with a little Charlotte Tilbury lip liner.
I overline a little bit.
I always have looked up to Zendaya.
She has been fashion, beauty.
I watch all her interviews.
Just the way that she carries herself
is like, I admire so much.
I love a glossy lip.
This is my favorite.
I try to keep my own natural lip color
and then put a gloss over.
This is my favorite thing.
I've been doing this for such a long time.
The FRECK XL, and I like to dab it on my finger like this,
and then I put it on my face like that,
and it just makes it a little more natural.
Let's say a makeup artist does so much on my face
and it's super glam, I'll be like, "Add freckles,"
and it instantly looks so much more natural.
I'm gonna use the Caudalie, the spraying setting mist.
This is important before shows.
This is like a dream come true that I'm actually doing this.
I used to watch Rihanna's all the time
when she would walk into the bathroom
and she'd like retry it, and I just love her.
Oh, my gosh, my hair is such a big part of my performance.
I love a good hair whip.
It's like the biggest part of the choreography.
And so when I have a fan in front of me, I can do so much
and I feel like I have my J.Lo moment.
This is the Too Faced concealer. [laughs]
If I feel like I'm missing any spots,
I'll put it on just to smooth out.
See?
So much smoother.
What happens is you overlisten to your music
when it's unreleased because you can still make changes
and you're the only one that has it, and then it releases
and I literally just will never listen to it again.
Otherwise, I will find mixed notes and find notes
and I will have a panic attack
because I will wanna change everything.
The last step is a fragrance.
This one is my favorite
'cause it has like a hint of vanilla.
[bottle spritzing]
Couple spritz, then I do on my wrist.
I'm gonna take out these little clippies.
And that's it.
I love you guys.
That was my everyday makeup routine.
Mwah, I'll see you soon.