Hi Vogue, it's Angèle.
Today I'm going to show you my beauty routine and explain how I do my liner.
I'm very excited.
The first thing I'm going to do is moisturize my skin.
I didn't get much sleep last night,
so I'm going to start with some anti-fatigue eye patches.
I'm putting them on that way, but we can put them on the other way.
I'm already looking scary.
You can put them like that
if you want that area to be more moisturized.
But I put them like this
because I feel that this is where my eyes need it the most.
Then, because I don't do things by halves,
I took a facial mask.
I have dry skin, but it reacts very quickly.
So, as soon as I put on something a little too intense,
it can quickly cause redness and, in the worst-case scenario, pimples.
First part removed.
I'm not sure if this is the right technique,
but I put it on, and then I take the film off.
Wow, scary!
Since I'm leaving it on for 15 minutes,
I'm going to do a lip mask next.
It's great because it plumps your lips up.
Okay, there.
Now, if someone rings the doorbell, or if there's a package to pick up,
I'm pretty sure I can scare someone.
Pepette, come here!
My dog probably won't recognize me.
And it normally comes off easily because you can take it all off at once.
Look at this amazing glow.
Hooray for science!
And now I can get down to business.
I have four essentials for my skin.
First, it's called a toner.
Toner is this.
I love it because it's really fresh, it smells great, and it works really well.
Now, I'm using a serum.
I discovered this one.
It's again something natural.
I spray it twice.
Twice, and that's it.
I think that I must not spread it like crazy, as I would like to do,
but I must be quite gentle, soft.
Another must-have product: eye cream.
It's a brand called Alaena, a French brand.
When you use face cream around your eyes, you can irritate them.
I sometimes wake up in the morning with very irritated eyes,
and I realized that it was because I didn't use eye cream around my eyes.
And it also helps a lot when you have dark circles or bags.
And then, my friend who never leaves me, this moisturizer,
coconut water cream.
It's great because it's a very light cream.
The moisturizer is a key element.
It's important to find the right one.
Everyone doesn't have the same skin and the same sensitivity.
There, my skin is moisturized, in good shape, we can move on to makeup.
Before I start with the eyes, I'll start with the eyebrows.
They are not very well plucked today, but let's pretend we don't care.
I've been using a way too dark eyebrow pencil for a long time,
and it wasn't until recently that I discovered my color was much lighter.
Basically, the idea is just to fill in the gaps, where there's no hair.
Here, it's the same.
I really like the eyebrow gel, it's a lot of fun because it sets them,
and you can do whatever shape you want.
Like, if I wanted to do something kind of wild.
But today, I want to do something more natural.
Before I do a liner, I apply a base.
I put a bit here,
and then I lightly…
I mostly put it here, where the liner is going to be drawn.
We don't necessarily need to put too much on the eyelid.
And it's always good to wait a bit for it to dry, otherwise it'll fade.
I almost always use what is called a calligraphy brush for liner,
if we want to be honest, if we want to be fair.
I look straight ahead and I start drawing here.
Now, what I'm going to do is I'm going to go straight to the point here,
to where I stop:
my mark is my pupil.
The middle of my pupil is where I will stop the liner.
So, I take it from here.
There are two options:
either I stay like this and just do it from the middle of the eye,
but I think it's better to go all the way to the end to complete it.
I'm going to go to the end, but I'm really going to make a very thin line.
And here, what I'm going to do, because there's obviously a gap,
it's where the eyelid is folded, is I'm just going to…
I'm not going to try to make a line, I'm going to assume that there's a gap
and I'm just going to kind of angle it right
and fill in.
I see it as little wings,
because I look like an angel.
Sorry!
I'm going to do the same thing.
It's always good to look if they're at the same level.
I think it's fine.
To make a bit of a shape that's going to elongate the eye,
the line has to start to thicken above the eye,
from the middle of the pupil.
Because if you thicken the line too high, it makes the eyes kind of too round.
It's another style, but it doesn't suit me.
Here, I think I put a little bit too much.
I'm going to correct here and remove a bit of material there.
Now, let's move on to the complexion.
I used to use a concealer.
There was a time when I was watching YouTube videos
and I discovered contouring.
What I find interesting about contouring
is that it gave me ideas of where to put the light.
I have some redness around my nose.
When you do a liner, it's always good to put some there too.
And it actually can make the liner stand out even more.
And under the eyes, just like this.
I start here
because this is where it's darkest, and then I go up under the eye.
After that, for the complexion, I don't put much,
but this is good.
It's like an oil or a mousse, I don't really know.
But it helps to even out the skin and at the same time, it's light.
It's quite transparent.
I think we have to do rather circular movements.
What's really going to blend is a good old-fashioned sponge.
Then, I'm going to bring back some color to this somewhat pale face.
I'm just going to do it like this.
I'm putting quite a lot at first,
and then I'm going to blend it with my powder.
You usually put the powder on first and then you put the blush on.
But I put the bush on first, so I can blend it with my powder.
Yeah, I think it's good.
I like to curl my lashes, but it's not mandatory,
I understand if you don't like instruments of torture.
After a while, I got used to eyelash curlers and they're not as cruel as you think they are.
I don't love them either, so I don't use them too long.
What I do is I put it on, and I count to five.
One, two, three, four, five, and stop.
Mascara.
When I'm performing, I sweat and sometimes I cry,
so I use waterproof.
Also, even if it may not be as easy to apply,
it's still useful during the day, and it's the same for the liner,
I often use a long-lasting one because it allows it…
to last.
I like to put some here, especially when I do a liner,
because it opens up a little bit.
You see how it changes, it's crazy!
Before I finish with the complexion, because I can see there's a big difference
between here, where it's very light, and there, where it's very pink,
I'm going to bring some light.
So, I'm going to use an eyeshadow.
Here, I've chosen shades
- I haven't done this one yet -
very Christmas shades.
I do a mix of the two.
I take some of it and I look here.
I don't like it when it's too golden around the eyes, too yellow,
I prefer it when it's a little more metallic.
I just want to put a spot of light here and here;
it's going to change a lot.
Maybe I'll put some on the eyelid too, but I'll see.
Before I move on to the lips, I am going to put a bit of powder on.
It spreads the blush a bit.
Now, highlighter.
Be careful because it can change a lot depending on the light.
I put a bit on my fingers, and I tap it very lightly.
I like to put a little bit here too, from time to time.
I still have some on my finger.
Here.
When the lips are a bit dry, sometimes you can put a lot of balm on,
and then take it off a little bit, so it exfoliates.
That's what I'm going to do.
I have quite colored lips,
which is nice, but when I want to have nude lips,
I can't use too light colors, otherwise it looks weird.
You must try to follow the shape of the mouth,
and if you want to make it bigger, to make it fuller,
the idea is to draw here, on the line.
That's a makeup I'd do on stage.
I use matte lipsticks,
simply because when I'm holding the microphone against my mouth,
if I put something that runs, afterwards I have a big stain around the mouth.
That's why I use long-lasting products.
So, that makeup could be suitable on stage.
But if it was a stage makeup, I would have put more eyeshadow
and maybe more highlighter.
This is kind of an in-between.
What's nice about this one is that there are two possibilities:
you can do the matte line,
but to keep it from sticking and being too dry,
you can put a bit of gloss on.
This is really the lipsticks that I used on stage.
And it's amazing how they hold,
because I can tell you that when I'm on stage, I drink a lot of water,
I always have a microphone against my mouth,
I sing, so I use my mouth a lot,
and it's amazing how it can be very hot,
and even in festivals, in the craziest of concerts,
this lipstick doesn't fade.
And it comes in a lot of colors, so it's pretty cool.
I should take my clips off, just to see how it looks.
Today I have crazy bangs,
but that's okay because I have clips.
Basically, I put a first clip in here,
which is not for tying the hair there with the hair on my scalp,
but it's just for holding the strand.
Then I put a second one a little bit lower
and a third one.
Then I'm going to put a black scrunchie, it'll go well with the black clips and my liner.
That's it, I'm done.
I could show you how I did my liner.
Despite years of practice,
I still can't do it like the big TikTok influencers.
But that's okay because it takes a lot of patience.
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Thank you so much, Vogue, for having me, I'm so glad.
Bye, bye! Love you!