- Oh no, I just dipped my highlighter brush into my bronzer.
(laughing) Oh my God.
(gurgles) Okay.
Oh, hi.
I didn't see you there. (laughs)
Hey what's up guys.
My name is Ruchi Page
and I am going to be showing you
how to create a soft natural glowy look
that takes you from day to night.
It feels so comfortable on the skin,
and I just absolutely love this look.
So, if you are interested in learning
all my tips and tricks, then keep on watching.
And if you're wanting to see more videos like this,
then hit the like button and comment down below.
(laughing) And comment down-
So, to achieve a really nice soft glowy base,
we need to make sure that the skin, or our canvas,
is prepped perfectly.
I'm gonna start off with the
Bobbi Brown Vitamin Enriched Face Base.
This has got vitamin C and E in it.
So it gives the skin like a really beautiful glowy texture.
I'm gonna just- (lid clinks)
Okay yep.
We're going to put that on.
I'm gonna use about this much.
I'm gonna warm it up in my hands
just so that it maneuvers across the skin easily.
This smells amazing, and it just feels so luxurious
on the skin.
And it's a beautiful facial primer
because foundation just glides over the top of it.
We're using a Bougie foundation today,
the Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk.
This is a foundation that just looks good
on every skin type.
I think this is such a universal foundation
and I'm going to just do one pump.
Now, keep in mind I stuffed up my color,
it's a little bit on the deeper side.
But that's okay 'cause I'm going to even it all out.
I'm gonna go in with this Designer Brands brush,
these are so good.
I love these.
Okay, when I said it's a little bit deep
it's really quite on the deep side.
But don't worry it's all about the end result.
Bounce, bounce, bounce that all over my skin,
and then I'm gonna use circular motions
to blend it out.
This foundation is so delicious on the skin
because it just has the right amount of luminosity.
Down the neck.
Now if you actually do it with foundation that is too deep,
you can always fix that.
You can either, mix your concealer, like a lighter concealer
and even the color out that way.
Or you can just use a lighter concealer
and highlight more of your face.
Now it is time for concealer.
I love this concealer, it's so bomb.
I'm going to...
I have two shades here.
I think I might just stick with the Warm Tan shade
in the Iconic London Seamless Concealer
and I'm going to highlight my little face.
The important thing with highlighting is,
is that we want to draw light and attention to the face.
I'm going to just add a little bit of concealer here
and just kind of drag it downwards
because I want my face to appear a little bit more narrow
as opposed to wide.
If I wanted it to look a bit more wide
I would put more concealer up towards my eye area.
And really focus in on that inner corner as well
because we wanna make sure that we look nice and awake.
And I'm also gonna highlight up here
on my forehead, down the nose
and on the, what's this called?
The upper lip.
Now, this is my favorite way to keep everything looking
really dewy, really fresh, really glowy.
I grab my damp beauty sponge
and I grab some Fix+
and I know that this is already damp
but I love adding a bit of Fix+
because it just adds that extra oomph
and hydrated appearance to your skin.
I'm just gonna give it a little spritz.
(spritzing sponge)
So I'm gonna let this concealer set for at least 30 seconds.
This is my favorite way to get maximum coverage.
And when you blend out, make sure that you bounce,
don't rub (laughing) that sounds very dirty, I'm so sorry.
You wanna make sure that you just bounce
the beauty blender on your face.
Don't like swipe away because if you swipe,
you gonna wipe product away from the face,
but we wanna get the maximum coverage.
And this concealer as well is so beautiful
because it just looks so lit.
(laughs) It looks very bright,
but it doesn't feel like you're wearing anything.
Which is so good.
And I love using a damp sponge
because it just makes everything so much quicker.
And I'm gonna bring it up onto the eye area as well.
This will also act like an eye primer,
so you don't need to use a separate product.
Dude, it's a gooby.
(laughing) I'm so sorry.
- [Maddy] What can we do right?
(Ruchi laughing)
- The professionalism of my outfit
versus my personality just doesn't really suit.
But that's okay.
Okay we are all blended.
Now we need to set this pretty quickly
just so that nothing creases.
I'm going to go in with The Original RCMA Powder.
This is a no color powder
and it's really good for everybody actually.
Very inclus-
Oh.
Very inclusive powder which I love.
It's a little messy.
I've just spilt this everywhere.
So, I've got my damp beauty sponge.
I'm gonna keep it damn.
And then I'm just dipped into a little bit of powder,
you do not wanna overdo it.
Too much powder is not the best for a dewy outcome.
We want glowing skin and powder just decreases the shine.
So I'm literally just doing that same bouncing motion
under the eye area.
And can you see how it just completely blurs
that under eye area?
You can be a little bit messy as well.
But just set everywhere that you put the concealer.
And then I'm just gonna dust away the excess.
And my top tip as well
to make sure that your base is super even
going in with the damp beauty sponge, again.
This is like my savior.
I am going to use the base of this one,
this is a Real Techniques sponge.
And I'm just going to bounce everywhere, over the face.
By doing this you're making sure that the foundation
and the concealer all kind of bind into one.
So everything should look really really seamless.
I'm going to go in with more Fix+.
(spritzing face)
It smells so good.
And just allow at least 60 seconds for it to set.
The reason why I love using a Fix+,
as opposed to a makeup setting spray,
is that Fix+ is all about binding powders together.
So, for eyes, it's gonna be pretty simple.
I'm gonna be using the Hoola Toasted Bronzer
because this is super deep in tone.
It is perfect as a crease color,
especially for deeper skin tones.
So, I'm just gonna jump in with the
Designer Brands Eye Shadow Blending Brush.
Lets give it some more tap off
(tapping bronzer continuously) the excess.
That's very (laughs) very annoying.
We're just gonna start on the outer corner of the eye
and I'm just gonna follow the natural crease of my eye,
and work inwards.
And then I'm actually gonna bring it all the way
to the end of my brow.
The beginning of my brow.
That's the beginning, that's the end.
And I'm kinda kind of fluff this out.
So it kind of has that really nice lift to the eye.
We are also working on contouring the eye
and making sure (taps bronzer) that we're enhancing
our already beautiful features.
So I have brought it in quite deep towards the nose
because we are gonna contour.
Top tip for contouring your nose,
make sure that you're using the same bronzer
that you use for your face.
Just make sure everything is really cohesive.
If you're trying to minimize the appearance of your nose,
just bring these two lines closer together.
So you'll notice that I am (taps bronzer)
using that same brush
and I'm just bringing that down towards my nose,
but I'm just keeping everything quite narrow.
If you wanna widen your nose, don't go so far in.
So you just grab your trusty sponge again
and just blend everything up.
So now, let's get to cutting the crease.
I'm going to go in with the Iconic London Concealer again.
This is the Seamless Concealer,
but I'm gonna be using the shade Fawn.
I'm just gonna go in with a little Liner Brush
from Designer Brands.
It's brilliant for making your cut crease life a lot easier.
So, we're just going to start from the inner corner here.
I'm just gonna conceal all of our secrets right now.
This concealer is super full coverage.
So I'm just going to trace an outline,
my natural crease,
but I'm not going all the way over.
And I'm just going in with this flat brush
from Designer Brands as well
and just blending everything out.
I'm actually gonna drag this down
and open up to the inner corner of my eye.
Now that I've cut my crease very softly,
I'm gonna go in with the eyeshadow,
Brule from Mac.
It's like a satin matte shade.
So it looks really quite natural on the lid.
(tapping eyeshadow) If you're afraid of intense shimmers,
then this is a really nice neutral shade to go in with
all over the lid, which is what we're going to do.
So I'm just gonna use that same brush,
I kind of wiped off the excess concealer.
And then I'm just gonna pat this on
where we put that concealer.
I pat the product on the lid
as opposed to swapping it on the lid.
I want to make sure I get the most amount of product
and it also gets rid of all that creasing that you can see.
Okay.
So now I'm gonna grab my little blending brush again,
and we're just going to pat some of that bronzer
in the outer corner so that we're covering up
all that messiness.
So now I'm just keeping that all blended
so that there's no harsh lines,
cause we don't believe in those here you guys.
We don't want any harsh lines at all.
We're gonna do the same on this side.
Kinda like a caramel macchiato.
I look, I love this.
I'm hungry, thirsty. (laughs)
I'm just extending the bronzer out a little bit as well,
just to really elongate the eye.
This is a really great tip
in terms of creating a more almond-shape eye as well.
So you can really kind of extend this outer apart
and it just opens everything up, which I love.
I'm just gonna go back in with Hoola Bronzer again,
(tapping bronzer) that's all we're using.
We're not using any crazy eyeshadow palettes,
we're just using one bronzer.
And if you just join up from the outer corner
on the bottom lash line to the top,
you're going to create an eye look
that makes your eyes really quite large.
If that makes sense.
As opposed to bringing an eyeshadow all the way in.
Let's just add some mascara.
I'm gonna go in, yuck.
This is very loved, this mascara,
so I'm just gonna clean that off.
This is the Designer Brands Centre Stage
Curl & Volume Mascara.
This really does add quite a lot of length to your lashes.
I'm gonna tease the lashes a little bit.
I'm gonna try really hard not to open my mouth
while I'm doing the mascara.
This is the challenge.
Do you guys see the difference?
Like this mascara, amazing.
Lifted, glam, ultra glam,
and then this is kinda like boring.
If you tease your lashes with a mascara one,
let me know in the comments
because I absolutely love that too.
I really believe it makes such a difference
in your mascara application.
Oh mouth was open.
I did so well.
Mh! (laughs)
I can't do that.
Ooh.
Okay, this just happened, do not panic.
If mascara gets on the top.
My heart is racing right now, but it's cool.
It's fine.
Everything is fine.
So if you actually do this guys for real at home,
do you not wipe it straight away.
Mascara will smudge.
So you need to make sure you let it dry,
get one of these and this is what will save your life.
So now I'm just gonna wipe it off.
See, it's like nothing happened.
Magic.
I'm not gonna use any blush for this look,
I'm just gonna keep everything really bronzed and beautiful.
So I'm gonna go in with this fluffy brush
from Designer Brands, just tap into our (tapping) famous
Hoola Bronzer.
Again, you don't wanna use too much.
My favorite tip for bronzer actually
this is actually a lifesaver,
creating the number three on your face,
is such a great way to apply bronzer.
It will suit every face shape.
When I say number three,
I literally mean drawing the number three on your face.
Like so.
And then you can just go back in, and blend everything out.
Another tip is, if you have a larger forehead
that allows you more room to contour.
So you can obviously bring that down.
If you have a smaller forehead,
don't contour crazy amounts around this area
'cause it can kind of bring a lot of shadow.
So just try and create shadow where it needs to be,
not where it doesn't need to be.
And then obviously you've drawn a lot of light
to the center of the face
when you've applied your concealer.
I'm also using circular motions to buff it in.
Our trusty sponge again.
Blend everything out.
And now my favorite part of my makeup routine.
If you follow me on Instagram then you 100% know what it is.
It is highlighter.
And I'm going in with one of my iconic highlighters ever,
it is the Mac Oh, Darling! Highlighter.
And, I really just don't deserve nice things
because I just seem to break all of my makeup.
This is a prime example.
So I'm gonna make sure I hold it here
'cause I don't even know how many times I've dropped this.
So I'm just gonna go in with this fan brush
and fan brushes kind of add a really nice
veil of highlighter.
So if you're afraid of glow,
this really does allow you to just apply a little amount.
Highlighter belongs where light reflects off the face.
So, that's usually on the top points
or the high points of the cheekbones,
which I'm gonna just apply a little bit here.
And, it also reflects on the sides of the face as well.
And I also love putting highlighter on the...
Just above the arch of the brow,
because it really lifts everything up higher.
Just highlighted my cute little pimples there too.
They have their moment.
Left that for them.
Now I'm just going down the bridge of the nose.
Let me just spray (spritzing Fix+)
the sides of my face.
I'm gonna use my finger whilst it's still slightly damp.
Have that on.
Because everyone loves an obnoxious highlighter
or it's just me.
Let me just blend that up.
With your little fan brush.
To ensure that it's not like a streak,
and that everything looks seamless again,
guess what we're gonna do,
we're gonna go back in with our trusty sponge
and just look so beautiful and natural.
I love how I keep saying natural
and I've like laid 50 different products on my skin.
But, it really does not look caky.
Let's do lipstick,
spritz the face and we had done.
I'm gonna go in with Mac Taupe Matte Lipstick.
This is like a really beautiful reddish brown nude.
It looks beautiful on deeper skin tones.
I'm just gonna go over the outskirts of my lips.
We're gonna create a nice ombre lip to suit our eyes.
Yeah, you can actually leave it there if you want.
I'm gonna take it to the extra mile
and add in this color too.
This is Amplified Creme Lipstick in Feeling Myself
and because this is slightly lighter,
you can even use like a white shade,
you could use really beige in tone
and just put it on the center of the lip.
And it just opens everything up.
If you add a lighter color to the center of your lips,
it actually gives it that really nice bigger appearance.
Pretty much.
I'm just gonna go back in with my Fix+, set everything.
This doesn't actually act as a setting spray,
like it won't prolong the length of your makeup wear.
But what it does, it actually helps
with setting all the powders into one place,
melts all the makeup together
and gives you that overall fresh dewy finish to the skin.
(spritzing Fix+)
Oh that wakes your skin up so much, I love it.
So, that is the final look guys.
I hope that you enjoyed watching
and I hope you learnt something here.
This is one of my favorite soft glowy natural looks
that I love to do, because it simply looks good
on so many different skin tones.
And I think that it just feels so comfortable on the skin.
So, thank you so much for watching,
and if you would want to see more videos like this one,
hit the bell and like and subscribe to see more.
Thanks for watching guys, bye. (blows kiss)
- [Maddy] Here you are Ms. Page.
- Thank you so much.
(laughs)
I hate myself.
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