Hello everyone, welcome back. Thank you so much for joining me. So, today
I am extremely excited, I haven't played with this yet, so
I've been waiting, waiting to get my hands on it. This
is the Beautopsy palette from Hindash. Now, this is a six pan, 12 shade,
and I believe there's 24 different color payoffs from this
one palette, so we're going to be creating a full face with that today.
Obviously not foundation, I have my foundation on already,
and here is the incredible palette itself.
That is, that's makeup porn right there. So just before we get into that today, if
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Okay, so when I saw the reveal of this, I, my jaw dropped. I was like, I need, this
is something I need. I have been impressed with palettes, and I've wanted
collections this year, and last year but something about this one, I was like,
I, I need, I really, really need that. I
really need that. And this is very kindly gifted to me, so
thank you so much to Hindash. When you see in the pictures that
gradient that goes across, that's how it, that's how it looks in
real life. It's so smooth, and I absolutely love the idea of the
ombré effect, and mixing your colors, and tones, and
shades, and by having these greys, and the whites,
and the dark, almost black down here, it's a great way to have
a smaller palette but get all those different colors. Grey, black, and white,
mixing those into anything, this counts with any product, changing up the tone,
and shade of a product makes it a whole new color,
and something I usually suggest to people if they want to,
if they want to have like a whole new lipstick wardrobe,
buy a black lipstick, buy a white lipstick, buy a grey lipstick, same with
eyeshadows, and just use them to mix in, and you have
a whole different range of colors that way. So this is incredibly exciting to
use, I cannot wait to get into that. So let's go through the shades
very quickly, I don't do swatches because I have really hairy arms, and they don't
look good with swatches on. So we have Tan + Lines, which is a soft
tan brown, that blends into pure white. And
then we have Wet + Pink, beige that blends into
banana yellow. Boy + Wonder, peach that blends into a
Bubble Gum pink. That looks really good that peach. Feel +
Real, neutral brown that blends into a true
concrete grey. I love grey, is that boring? I really, I love a good
grey. Love + Kills, which is a fiery orange, that blends into
hot red, and Intra + Fatum, which is chocolate
brown that blends into pitch black. So let's do it, I haven't decided
what I want to do yet but I would like to kind of experiment
with the tones, and depths, and shades. Now, I'm already wearing foundation, I have an
eyeshadow primer on, I usually do my eye makeup first but
I'm, I'm trying out a foundation today, so yep. Okay
then, let's do it. So, what do I want to do?
So let's start with the shade Wonder, actually let's mix Boy and
Wonder together.
I'm just gonna kind of halo, like the direction that I want all the shades, and
colors to go in.
And I'm using a tiny bit at a time. The powder, the actual eyeshadow feels
incredibly smooth, really soft. It doesn't feel like there's product on my brush,
it feels like I'm just feeling the brush. It's got a very silky feeling to it,
it's, it feels really, really good...what, this is going to sound really weird
but one of my complaints, when I'm reviewing eyeshadow palettes is that the
eyeshadow, sometimes I feel like it travels too much rather than blends,
so instead of when you try and blend it, it kind of moves around
like this, rather than actually just staying in place and blending.
This is blending beautifully, it's blending exactly where I want it to
blend, it's behaving, it's doing exactly what I
want it to do. I'm just keeping that color very soft
for the moment, I don't want this to be one of the main standout colors.
I'm just going in between Boy and Wonder with my brush.
I'm thinking of maybe mixing Boy and Wet, and kind of making a nice like
blush shade, or even Love and, oh I'm gonna, okay let's do a bit of
everything. It sounds really strange but I can't
feel the product going on it, feels so smooth. I can feel my brush, I can feel
the brush hairs, I can feel the softness of my brush, and
everything else is just blending beautifully. Mmhmm, alright!
Okay, so let's go in with, I want to go in with
Kills, Love + Kills. Let's do both, okay, let's concentrate that
really on the outside corner here, again, still halo that product,
so it's still a bit soft, because what I want to do, is darken with the
chocolate brown shade, and the black. So I want to be like boom, boom, boom, you know.
Okay, now let's go in with the Intra shade from the Intra + Fatum
pan, and I'm just gonna concentrate that in the socket
first. These are all blending so nicely together
as well. I do sometimes get issues with palettes,
where the mattes don't sit on top of the mattes really well,
like you can build the mattes, and shimmers, this has no shimmers it's all
matte, so it's nice to have those mattes working
together, and blending together, and actually acting like in harmony
together, you know.
Okay so let's take Intra under the eyes also,
get that connected.
And I just want to start getting a bit of shape going here.
So I'm going to go in with Love from the Love + Kills
pan, and I'm just going to take it under the eye slightly,
and connect that up here with this shape we're making.
And we'll tidy up these outside corners with concealer. When you're trying to
get that really sharp line, don't worry about making your
actual makeup sharp, correct that later with concealer.
I always buff out, and downwards in circles, to kind of get this area nice
and blended but of course it's gonna like, drag all
the color down here but don't worry about that, we'll fix that.
Okay, I'm gonna take Intra on the inside corner
right here.
Gently blend that with some of Love + Kills.
Now we're going to take a tiny brush again, and we're going to go into Fatum
which is that matte black, and really concentrate that
on the outside corner,
including underneath,
and just on the upper, inside corner here. I'm not going to take that
right down.
And then, because that sits on top of the Intra shade, I'm going to go in with my
brush that has Intra on, and just gently buff that black into
the eye. So, I'm going to take Tan from the Tan + Lines pan,
and just tap that under here. I want to keep it quite open,
and bright but because it's that nice neutral brown,
yeah, and I'm also going to use it on the centre
of the lid as well.
And tap that towards the inside corner.
Oh, amazing. So the fallout is basically non-existent, so that's good,
that's what holds me back a lot from doing foundation before eye makeup,
especially if it's on like a client or something, because it's, you're wasting
time having to wipe everything off. Okay, so I'm just gonna take a bit of
my concealer, and just cut that right off.
Keep that nice and low. You know, I'm tired, so I can just
pretend it's part of the makeup.
I want to make this a little bit more 3D. So let's go into Lines, the white shade,
and just tap that, oh, that's very sturdy. Tap that on the
middle here,
give it a bit more depth, tiny bit.
So I'm going to go into Love, and Boy, and I want to make Love, Boy, and Lines,
and I want to make a blush shade. I love a peachy blush, so
the Boy is a nice peach but I like peachier, so
let's take... how do we do this? Let's take Love first,
tiny bit on the brush, then Boy,
and then Lines. More lines than everything else.
Yeah, peachy.
And then I'm going to just take the whole of Wet + Paint
on a really fine brush, and just kind of use that under the eye here. I just want to
brighten up that area a little bit,
and because it has that more yellowy tone, it's not pure white, it is going to
give more of a highlight, a matte highlight, rather than a pure
white would. And then I'm going to take Feel from the
Feel + Real part, maybe that's a bit too much, and
just gently carve out some areas I want to be a little bit
more prominent, a little bit more pronounced.
I'm gonna use the same brush, going into Love right here, and I'm just going to
carry on from my eye makeup, right up to the
hairline, just very gently.
I'm gonna get some lashes on, and I'm gonna try something with the lips, and
this palette, so bear with me one second. Okay, so I applied some lashes. Let's try
something with the lip. So I'm just gonna foundation up my lips
here, not too much, and then I'm going to take
the shade Boy, on like a flat fluffier brush,
I'm just wanna tap on the inside right here.
Yes.
The same again on top.
Now, I'm just gonna grab a clear gloss to put over the top.
Okay, well that was my first time using the
Beautopsy palette from Hindash, and I absolutely love, love, love, love, love this
palette. I cannot wait to do, as boring as it sounds,
a really nice neutral eye with this. The colors blend perfectly, the powder is
like silky but not annoyingly so, that it just moves around everywhere,
everything works together, everything blends beautifully together.
They sit on top of each other really, really well. The idea of mixing the
shades together is such a good idea. Yeah, love it.
Absolutely, absolutely love it. I highly, highly
recommend getting this. I think it's such an incredible palette,
such an incredible idea, and something to be extremely
proud of, so congratulations to everyone involved in making this palette,
it's, you've done such an incredible job,
and released a product that I don't want to touch but have to
at the same time. I think everyone should be incredibly proud, this is so
beautiful, and thank you again for sending that to me, and gifting that to
me. I greatly appreciate it. Well, thank you so
much for joining me here today. Let me know what you think of this palette
below, let me know what kind of looks you would
love to try with it also. Thanks again for joining me, give this video a big
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