Hi Vogue, I'm Cindy Bruna
and today I'm delighted to be with you to show you my beauty routine.
So, there's really no reason for a beauty routine
because I think you have to treat yourself and take some time for yourself.
I'm going to show you all the steps.
The first step is to protect my hair,
with this little headband,
because we're going to start with a steam bath.
This is a little device that's like a home spa, which I really like.
It opens up the pores to unclog and clean them.
I usually do this twice a week.
When I travel, my skin gets very dry.
So, it's really
my little routine and I can take care of my skin,
make it happy.
That's it.
The next step is hydration.
I'll start with a serum
because you always put the serum before creams.
You'll see that glow.
Then, after the serum, I'm going to apply cream.
My little baby that I use every day.
Also, my skin is really dehydrated at the moment,
so it's just perfect.
Texture-wise, I transition because the seasons really change my skin.
So, in winter, I try to go for something that is richer,
a little bit thicker and hydrating.
And then in summer, of course, something lighter.
Oh, I forgot to do my under-eye patches.
Usually, I put them on before the cream and before the serum.
I don't know if there's really a rule, but now I'm going to put them on after.
They're really quite funny because they're jelly-like.
and it's really refreshing, I love it.
Then, I use this little roller
made of quartz.
So, I don't really know if it really makes a difference
to tell you the truth.
But it feels so good, it's so...
so nice.
So, usually, I keep these on for about 15 minutes.
I brush my teeth in the meantime, use the roller, moisturize my lips,
do a scrub or something.
I think we're good.
We're going to move on to the next make-up step.
And look at the effect we get!
I usually like to start with the skin.
I honestly believe that this is the most important thing.
I start with foundation.
I don't usually use a lot of foundation because
I find there's no need,
especially during the day.
I always use my hand as a palette.
Second thing,
this is the little sponge that I'm going to moisten
before tapping
the foundation in and applying it.
I think what's great about this sponge is that
it really allows you to spread it out, as well as removing any excess and...
and creates a natural look.
Generally,
it's always difficult to get the right foundation for my skin
because there are times when I'm tanned.
And then, it's not always easy to find the right shade.
So, I mix two shades
and it really allows me to work on my whole complexion
and in areas that I'm going to darken a little bit more,
especially for the oh-so familiar contour.
I honestly learned everything from make-up artists on photo shoots,
especially on the catwalk.
Looking at the way they work.
They are true artists and I'm really fascinated by them.
So, after the foundation, we're going to move on to the concealer.
I'm going to apply small dots.
I must admit that there's a lack of music.
I talk a lot, but when I'm getting ready, I like to put on some music, I like to be in the mood,
look at myself, dance.
I give it my all and it's my moment.
For the eyebrows, finding the right shade can be tricky.
I have this one.
I usually like it though when the eyebrows look natural.
So, I'm going to thicken them a little bit and enhance them a little bit.
You can already see the difference.
This one is my favourite.
There's always one that's harder, I'm telling you.
Plus, this one, I have a nice little scar that my sister gave me when I was little.
She's such a sweet sister.
We're going to move on
to the eye
and I'm going to intensify my look a bit with a felt-tip pen
but it's quite thick. I prefer to work
with products that are oily on my skin.
I prefer the texture.
It used to be sharp,
it was all nice, of course, I wore it out,
so I'm using my little brush.
I'm going to apply it quite close
to the eyelashes
and I'll smudge it.
The idea is that the line is there, but you...
you only guess it, it's not too obvious.
I finish off with a thin line of eyeliner but it's so thin that you can barely see it,
it doesn't prevail over what I just did with the liner.
What I'm going to do is use this one,
right below.
That's it for the eyes.
I'll just add
a bit of eyeshadow,
this one, which is very used and nearly gone,
I have to say,
but it's so creamy too.
I just apply it so
the eyeshadow.
I usually use nude tones.
I'm pretty simple with my makeup.
And finally,
on the lid,
there's this.
There's some...
some glitter.
We have texture that gives a bit of a wet look that I like.
The texture really warms up on the skin,
so I find it's much easier to apply.
The next step is my little baby, which everybody hates.
But actually,
even when I don't necessarily want to wear make-up,
simply using the eyelash curler
opens up your eyes, it makes your lashes wider and it gives you that fresh look that I love.
Next step: mascara.
Me, personally, I love volume,
so I went for Volume Million.
Look, I think I did a pretty good job.
I always put some on the bottom lashes.
But I carefully remove the excess on the brush,
so that it doesn't smear.
It opens up the eyes.
OK, next step, we're going to do a little bit of contouring.
Generally, I like to start with foundation
because then I can do the eyes and let the foundation set for a bit,
move, etc.
And I can always come back to it.
Here, for the contour, I'm using a stick from Fenty.
But again, it's this rather creamy texture I like it better.
You can contour with powders but I think it works perfectly with this.
Now, I've done the hardest part.
When I'm nearly done, I like to use the sponge
to really blend the make-up,
touch it up if necessary,
or lighten the contour a little bit.
The idea is to keep it fairly natural.
I'm going to put some powder under the eye
and then a bit of blush to finish off.
Not bad.
Let's do the lips.
OK.
A small pencil.
I'm going to line the lips but I'll go slightly outside,
it's... my little secret.
Honestly, I think that
when I go out especially,
and particularly in the evening,
I always do my lips last, and this is one of the steps
that really makes a difference in my opinion.
This is a pencil that is slightly darker, I'm going to fill in with a gloss that's lighter.
OK.
Wait, I'm wondering if I forgot something.
Oh yes, yes!
Yes, my illuminator, my little highlighter.
There are two sides.
The one I like best is the creamy one and this one.
I use it right here,
it gives a little wet look.
And right there.
The wet look actually makes it look quite natural
and it gives a bit of depth.
It catches the light and it adds a little something.
This is my little Nutella moment.
Actually, this is something I learned, obviously, from a makeup artist that I love.
It's black soap and I'm wetting my brush,
I scrape the black soap.
Add some on the brush here,
and I'm going to brush
my eyebrows.
It's going to set
my eyebrows
and let them keep their shape.
So, this is the last step
and in fact, what I love to do
is part my curls to give a little more volume.
I'm going to put a little bit of oil on my ends.
The movement, with the curls, it's really about going up like that.
I think you can really have fun with this type of hair,
change your look, get into characters.
I'm having a blast on the red carpet, in my appearances
when I change my hair, my make-up, my look.
The idea, in the end, is just to feel good, no matter what you wear.
There are no mistakes.
We have to stop this "does this look right?"
Do everything if you want to do everything.
What's missing?
Earrings.
I'm going to change.
I'm going to wear small hoops
to enhance the look a bit.
That's cool.
I love jewelry, as you can see.
Yeah, that's cool!
Don't forget: the key ingredient that you can't see, but which really makes all the difference,
is perfume.
Now I feel like dancing.
Thank you for the beautiful moments shared with you.
I hope you enjoyed it.
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Pick up a few tricks, and above all, have fun.
See you soon, kisses.