Hello Vogue!
I'm Hanna Lhoumeau and today I'm going to show you
my secret skincare routine.
We're starting now.
The make-up look that I'm going to show you today, is the one I do
almost every day when I go out for my meetings and stuff.
Honestly, the first thing I do, every time,
is cleanse my skin.
I'm taking this, I'm putting a little bit on.
Oh shoot, I have to tie my hair.
Oh no!
You need water.
I wash my whole face.
Small tip:
I always use very cold water
so my skin really livens up and I can really feel the freshness.
What I'm going to do now is put on a little prep mist.
From Violette.
It's a kind of creamy spray.
So here, I'm using quite a bit.
I'm going to use some hyaluronic acid serum.
It really wakes up my face, basically.
It provides all the vitamins.
I'll use these little under-eye patches from Milk.
There, it's so refreshing!
And I'll take this,
it's really to wake my up.
Honestly, it's proven that if you massage your face well,
you get less pimples,
it gets the blood flowing and you get fewer wrinkles.
Especially if you drag it up like this,
from the inner part, outwards,
like this.
This feels so good.
Here, it feels so good on the temples.
Next,
I repeat it
to make sure the product is absorbed,
always outwards, from the inner part, outwards.
What I do is take my eye contour from Guerlain.
And I especially like the dropper.
It's so good for massaging.
So, really, I do circular movements and I apply a lot of pressure here.
This is how a make-up artist during a shoot massaged my face,
and she was really pressing this area.
I said, but why are you doing this?
And she said, well, it will widen your eye.
Next, I'm using a cream.
I put this on.
I'm applying it all over, on the forehead.
I really moisturise the neck.
Now I'm going to add more prep mist.
I really apply it all over.
This make-up artist applied the mist and a lot of products.
And to make sure that it's all absorbed,
she used a little fan like this one.
Before I get to the make-up, what I always do
is moisturize my lips.
I use the Clinique lip balm.
It's really the first step in my make-up routine.
I put lip balm, I think, every two hours.
I really do.
I'm actually eating it.
We're going to do the make-up.
I'm going to start by hiding those dark circles.
I'm not going to hide them completely, but I'm just going to soften the lines
because it's the shape of my face and I have to...
accept it, that's all.
What I like to do to make it even is apply...
it's Charlotte Tilbury.
It's a primer,
before you put on the concealer.
So I rub it like this to warm it up a little bit,
and I'll tap it with my finger.
I don't put much on.
I don't know, it livens you up, it gives it a bit more colour and stuff.
I like it.
I have one small problem, which is that
in summer, I'm very dark
and in winter, I'm much lighter.
And so this is the transition period.
So I have to mix it up.
I'll take this concealer, it really has my skin tone,
and this is number 10.
I'm starting with the corner of my eye
and then I apply it everywhere, you know.
Even if it means hiding little imperfections.
I'm going to use a much lighter shade.
This is 7.5, it's exactly the same concealer, but it's a different shade.
Ah, finally!
So, I apply it just right here, see?
I'm using my little sponge again.
So there, it livens up my face a bit.
It adds another colour.
It's true that with darker skin, you don't just have one colour on your face.
We have several.
As a result, it's important to bring out all that depth.
We are like painters.
I'm going to put some powder under my eyes.
Make Up For Ever, there's no colour, it's white.
I'm just doing the under-eye to set the make-up
and I put some here too.
So I'm using the stick concealer from 944,
and I apply it on the brow bone.
I don't use much, because otherwise it'll be too obvious,
and I add a bit here.
In fact, right now, I'm applying this concealer
on areas where I could potentially use a highlighter.
Like I said earlier, we're working on a canvas
and we're having fun, and we're trying to create depth.
And before I put some powder on, I'm going to do a little contouring.
I'll take my Nyx palette, this one.
I'll take the darkest shade, so this one,
and I'll draw
a kind of line, like this, here.
Then, when I've done that, I'm going to put on a little bit of bronzer.
I'll take a Nars palette,
this one,
and I'm going to do
the whole outline of my forehead, my face, actually.
Cool!
Actually, I don't really put make-up on my eyebrows.
I don't like to colour them, because otherwise afterwards,
it darkens my stare and I look mean and that's not the point.
What I'll do is use a good eyebrow gel
from Charlotte Tilbury
and...
I start here.
I really love it when it's upright, here.
I never pluck my eyebrows.
It's been maybe five years since I last plucked my eyebrows,
and sometimes, the make-up artist goes crazy.
They're like, please, can we pluck one hair?
And I'm like, no!
I was traumatized, because I used to have very small eyebrows.
I had my eyebrows plucked at random.
I'll use a powder from Givenchy.
There are several shades, I'm applying it all over my face.
I'm really setting the concealer
and the make-up I put on, so it doesn't slide off.
I really focus on the eyes because the look, for me, it's the door to the soul.
I'm using the Pillow Talk palette.
I'll take this shade here
and I'm going to apply it to my eyelid as a base.
I'm using a basic brush.
I'll take a slightly darker shade
to guide my eyeliner a little bit.
I'm starting from the tip, and I'm going to come up like this.
I do something like this.
I'm going back to the tip and I'm going to go
under my eye, but not too much.
Let's start with the eyeliner!
So now, really, there's no secret to it.
Actually, it's all about luck.
I'll take the eyeliner.
I try not to get too much product on this, because if you mess it up, well,
you have to start all over again.
Wish me luck.
Now, I'm going to pull the skin of my eye.
Hop!
I'm going to ramp it up even more.
I'm using again the brush I used for the eyeshadow,
but now I'm applying black.
I wet my brushes a bit to get a more intense colour.
Hop, just a little bit,
like that.
I'm going to use a little mascara from Clinique.
I put my little mirror right underneath.
I really love applying some on the end of the eyelash.
I'll take the Charlotte Tilbury blush
and I smile.
It's blush.
I use a lot of blush.
I really like to look shy.
You can add a little bit of blush here.
I'm going to do the lips.
I only use this brush.
I think it's really great for the lips.
I'll use again the colour of my blush because it's really great
and I'm going to draw the shape of my lips.
I don't have to introduce it to you anymore: the famous Fenty lip gloss.
I apply it all over my lips.
Now the last step: highlighter.
What I'm doing is I'm going to take a bright primer
from Laura Mercier.
I'm going to put some on here real quick,
then here,
on the nose,
and here.
Next, I'll take the Mac highlighter.
I'm going to mix it.
I'm putting a little bit of lip balm here.
With my finger,
I'm going to take the highlighter and mix it with the lip balm.
We're making a kind of highlighting cream, you know,
and I'm just going to add a touch
on my bright areas.
So now I'm tapping, even if it means tapping a bit higher
so that the light goes up.
OK, Vogue, now, this is the last step:
hair.
I'll start with my baby hair.
I use a toothbrush.
Yep.
I wet my toothbrush a bit.
Usually, you can go to Château d'Eau or Strasbourg Saint-Denis
where there are many shops that have lots of products
and you can find huge pots like this, or even bigger.
That way you can have your little stash.
So I'm going to
grab the hair like this.
I like to join them up, so that it's like...
neat.
Next, it's really important to moisturise your braids.
With time, it pulls, it's a little itchy and dry.
So you really, really have to moisturise to avoid hair breakage.
What I use, because I love the smell, is Gisou.
It smells so good, it smells like honey.
Ah, I love it!
I love having hair that smells good, actually.
Then I take the dropper, it's a big dropper,
and I apply a lot.
I try to start from the roots to the back.
Now I'm going to take the Caudalie oil, which you can apply on your body,
face and hair, and it really smells like monoi.
I really like it.
I put it on my hand, like this,
and I'm going to apply it on my strands,
really well.
It smells so good!
So really apply...
the oil all over.
The last thing I do before I go out is put on my perfume.
Louis Vuitton, Ombre Nomade.
It's a unisex fragrance.
I mean, it's initially a perfume for men, but I don't know, it's got oud in it, I love it.
It smells quite strong,
so I'm not going to put it directly on my skin.
I put it on my two fingers, like this,
OK, I'm going to spritz,
and I'll put it behind my ears, like this,
here, on the hollow here,
and in the back, so that it smells good even when he kisses me.
And I put some here,
on my hands.
And that was my beauty routine, thank you Vogue.
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Kisses!