- Hey everyone.
Kayley, your friendly neighborhood makeup artist here.
Today, I'm gonna show you how to get the glam
that I wear in most of my videos.
I've been seeing some requests
to do another makeup tutorial.
It has been quite some time.
So, I am excited to be here, and sharing this with you guys.
This is kind of my normal routine
when I'm filming a video,
so, it's a lot of the products that I really love to use,
it's the shapes and methods that I use
pretty much every time, so, if you've been curious,
I'm here to tell you about it. (laughing)
I'm gonna assume I look a lot different
than I did in the last clip, yeah?
Of course, we're starting total bare face,
and building from there.
The first step for me are primers.
I'm first gonna do my eye primer.
This is the OG, the Urban Decay Primer Potion.
I also put it under my eyes,
'cause I have a lot of under-eye wrinkles.
I like to do my eye primer first,
because I find if I go in
and put it on after my foundation and stuff,
it moves things around, especially in here.
After I've got the concealer all set,
I don't wanna go in there smudging it around
and messing it up.
Just gonna get it done first.
And then, I've been doing two layers of face primer.
It's excessive, but it looks so good.
Layer number one is the Tatcha The Silk Canvas Primer.
And that goes around my nose, the center of my forehead,
and my mouth and chin area.
This primer makes my skin very soft,
but I also find that my makeup
doesn't clog my pores as much when I use it.
And then, next, I have found
the most blurring primer in the world,
and that is the Winky Lux Whipped Cream Primer.
And that also goes over my T-zone, and my mouth and chin.
Is this overkill?
Yeah, absofreakinlutely.
Do I need this much; no.
Will I still do it; yeah.
And now, we can start covering things up. (laughing)
My new love of life is the,
pulled the sticker off of it,
it was starting to come off,
so, I ripped it the rest of the way off,
and now I don't have reference
for the name; great.
The L'oreal Infallible Pro Wear, I believe?
Their newest foundation.
It is also bomb.
I love the coverage, I love the finish,
I love the lasting power.
Okay, let's blendy, blendy, blendy. (humming)
So, that's the coverage that I get from the foundation.
I don't know how much the camera's gonna pick it up,
but you can still see a lot of my skin through here,
so, you can still see some pinkness,
around my T-zone, you can still see
some blemishes poking through.
That's the amount of coverage I like on my foundation.
I like it to mostly get things there.
I like 70 to 80%,
and then I like to go in with my concealer.
Because if you go in with 100% coverage all over,
it's just, it doesn't look real.
Not that any of this is gonna look really real
by the time I'm done, but, you know, it has to be feasible.
So, I've been obsessed with the Jeffree Star Concealer.
This is like one of the first things
I ever bought from his line.
But another concealer that I really super love,
and I use often as well,
is the same concealer that goes
with that L'oreal foundation.
So, if you want something that's easier to grab,
a little less expensive,
and maybe not Jeffree Star, you could do that.
So, here we go.
Triangles under the eyes.
Little bit down the center of the nose.
Little chin.
And then, blemishes.
Boop, boop, boop, oh, yes.
Normally I start with my under eyes,
but let's try something different today.
I'm gonna start with my nose, now chin,
pouncing, dabbing, whatever.
I like to tap the product into place.
Just because I think once you start making circular motions,
especially if you want it to be in a specific area,
you can kinda move it a little too much,
and a little too far.
And now, the under eyes.
So, I like to kind of diffuse and blend out
the outsides of the triangle,
and then, just bounce over the stuff
that's closest to my inner corner
to keep it at the most pigmentation it can be.
And now, we set.
I really love the Milk Blur + Set,
and the Jeffree Star Powder.
I brought the Jeffree Star one out today,
so, that's what we're using.
Roll, and tap.
Roll the eyes, tap the powder.
And now, we just boof everything else in.
Now that I am full ghost, let's put some color back in.
I've been obsessed with this Smashbox Palette.
This is the Cali Contour Palette.
So, I'm gonna take some of the contour,
and then, I always kinda tap in the bronzer a little bit,
'cause the contour is a little bit cool for me.
My skin is very yellow,
so, I always have to warm it up just a little bit.
Feel like everyday with the contouring,
it's just a prayer and a hope really. (laughing)
Yeah, that's pretty much it.
Now, I'm just gonna blend,
so it doesn't look like a racing stripe.
And repeat that on the other side.
Boop boop, boop boop, boop.
I don't know why I do my own sound effects.
I feel like I actually, I really like my cheekbones,
I just think once I go in with all the foundation,
you lose 'em, so, you gotta put 'em back.
And now, because my forehead goes for miles,
we're just gonna put a little bronzer up here.
Not shading myself,
figuratively, but literally I am shading myself.
(mimicking cymbals crashing)
I feel like makeup tutorials are now
where you talk about your life.
It's no so much like makeup tips and tricks any more.
What should I talk about with my life?
So life has been good. (laughing)
I really enjoyed my trip to LA.
If you're not following me on Instagram,
you probably didn't know I went to LA.
But I really enjoyed going back and seeing friends
and just re-visiting a lot of my favorite restaurants
and the city and remembering that it's still there.
I can still visit.
My moving away from LA calendar kind of got sped up.
What I kind of knew at the time and
have definitely learned since is that grief,
literally, becomes a line item in your schedule.
It literally becomes part of your to do list
and it feels weird to say that.
Doing my nose contour while I'm talking about this
is really, really gutsy right now.
I don't think, in LA, I had the space to do that.
I think I, literally, to make room for the new line item
in my schedule, I needed to simplify and part of that
was just moving to a place where everything
is a little easier, a little slower,
I had my family and all that kind of stuff that
could help me and my sister who could work for me
and do a super good job at it.
All those things were beyond worth it.
Even though I kind of sped up my leaving LA timeline,
I'm not, I don't regret it for a second.
I definitely need to keep visiting LA because I do love it.
It holds a huge place in my heart.
It's just, it's not my forever.
All righty, well, there's all the contour.
A drug store blush that I love is the Milani Luminoso blush.
It's great, it's peachy, it's shimmery,
it's pretty, it's chorally.
It's a really good summertime blush.
My blush, literally, just goes right here
where the brush is, right there.
Why, I don't know, it looks good.
So overall, I've been really happy with the move.
I feel so much more capable these days.
It doesn't mean that I don't have my bad days.
They are there and they are real.
But, I think if you take the average of all my days,
it's so much better.
Okay, now I'm gonna do some highlight.
This is not the one that I've been using most.
I will link the ones below.
I have a Fenty one and a Becca one that I love.
But let's do some more drugstore.
This is their loose highlighter in the color, I Am So Lit.
What I do is I put my highlight where
my cheekbone protrudes the most to accentuate
my natural bone structure and I put that, basically,
over the length of it, from here back to about here,
in a more diffused, internal glow fashion.
Then, I dip in one more time and I focus it right here,
partially so that the glow is beautiful and blinding,
but, again, a little bit realistic. (laughing)
About that much realistic.
You know what's funny, normally this cheek
is the spotty one and this one blends easily.
They have switched today.
Fluffy blush to the rescue.
Do I need to talk about this while I do this?
Probably not.
Am I gonna do it anyway, absolutely.
Now for the eyes.
So I have a pretty standard operating procedure
when it comes to eyes.
I'm gonna show you some of my favorite eye shadows
that I have right now, but you can replicate this
with any colors that you have that are similar.
The first thing I like to do is kind of
a transition color in my crease,
basically something that looks like
a very warm bronzer for me, which is gonna be this one.
This is the Natasha Denona Mini Nude Pallet
and I love this.
We're just gonna take a fluffy brush and focus
that in the crease and keep blending it in a little.
I do also have to say, I'm very excited about my channel.
I'm excited that I've been able to upload consistently
and that has not happened in a very long time on my channel.
I think part of it was that I was literally
doing everything by myself and the amount
of stuff that has to happen for a video to go
up every week is more than I can do by myself.
Having a helper has gone a long way.
I think, also, having my sister working
with me, we're similar.
She's able to kind of keep me going when I
don't feel like doing anything, so kind
of have a cheerleader in your corner.
'Cause I don't really know that I've had that
and it goes a long way.
All right, that's the transition shade.
It's time for a deeper crease color.
If I was just using this pallet,
I would mix these two together,
but I also wanna highlight
the Urban Decay Naked Reloaded Pallet.
This is my favorite of the naked pallets.
I said it.
But I'm gonna use Bucked for my deeper crease color here.
Also, Urban Decay, if you wanna put me back
on your PR list, I'd super appreciate it.
I don't know what happened.
After I moved, I stopped receiving my Urban Decay PR,
which fine; I'm not entitled to anything.
I just, I think it shows how much that I love
the brand that I keep buying the stuff that
they come out with, even after I'm not on the list.
I meant to zoom you in, I'm sorry.
There we go.
Can you see what I'm doing now?
So that's just going in the inner most part
and because we alreadY set up the transition color,
edges of this brown shade are really pretty
and diffused and warm, whereas sometimes,
when you go in with a darker brown,
in the crease, with nothing else there,
it can look a little bit ashy or muddy.
I really, really love transition shade.
At this point, I'm gonna go in with the Blur shade
and put that underneath my eyebrow.
Basically, you just want anything that kind
of mimics your skin tone or a little bit lighter
and buff that in.
Maybe it's natural, maybe it's Urban Decay.
Who needs to tweeze their brows?
This girl needs to tweeze her brows.
Am I gonna do it while I'm filming this video, nope?
Now for the lid.
My typical thing recently has been to shade with
a matte brown on the outside of my eye,
'cause I kind of like to pull my eyes a little bit this way.
I'm gonna do a little matte here, little shimmer here,
basically all this inner third,
then a little bit of spotlight.
I'm gonna go in with that
same Natasha Denona transition shade.
This is where I use a bronze shimmer typically,
but I think I wanna go a little bit lighter today.
I'm gonna use the Barely Baked shade.
I'm gonna go over it with just the tiniest dusting
of this brown shimmery shade and hope that's not too dark.
Yeah, that's it, mm-hmm.
And now, the final thing to do is add spotlight,
or you could also call it haloing the eye,
but I call it a spotlight, so.
You're gonna want a small brush.
I'm using this one that I've had for way too long
of a time; I don't even know where it's from,
but it's just little, tiny fluffiness at the end.
A pencil brush would also work.
That's typically what I use,
but all of my brushes are dirty.
I have done this look with Angel Fire
from the Naked Reloaded Pallet, but today,
I'm gonna use some highlight.
I'm gonna put it right on the center of my lid.
Holy goodness, that's bright.
Yeah, that's a little too white, woops.
All right, well I have to do the same thing
on the other eye.
Okay, thanks for throwing that curve ball at me, dude.
Thank you so much.
Well, let's try the shimmery shade
from the Natasha Denona Pallet.
Perfect, that works.
Then I'm going to add that to my inner corners.
I'm gonna jump to brows, really quick,
'cause I'm doing both a primer and a gel on them.
So I'm gonna do primer, mascara, then gel,
so it has a chance to dry in between.
I am also using this Urban Decay Brow Endowed eyebrow gel.
I'm just go in and use this to coat and tame the hairs.
I made my eyebrows smaller for my Sansa video
and it's probably the best thing that ever happened to me,
'cause I was going back and looking through some
of my videos from the past couple months in preparation
for making this makeup look and I was like, dude,
there was a stage there where my brows were giant.
They needed some help.
Somebody needed to pose a brow-tervention.
Thankfully, Sansa Start came through with her skinny brows
and I tweezed my brows so that I would more like her.
Ended up looking like Sirsai.
But at least it broke my giant brow habit.
Now for mascara, I have the Colab mascara from Sally's.
I bought it because Tatchi talked about it
but she likes the pink one; I like the blue one.
We actually had a conversation about this.
She was saying that she likes the pink one
because it's easier to remove and I dislike
the pink one because it's too easy to remove.
All righty then.
Now, before I put on my brow gel,
I'm going to fill in my brows and I have really
been liking the Urban Decay Brow Blade,
but I also really love the Ardel Stoke A Brow.
It's a very similar concept and it's a lot less expensive
and available at Sally's, if you're interested.
The Brow Blade from Urban Decay has a normal,
very slim pencil on the one side and then
a little ink pen on the other and this is my favorite,
'cause I go through here and I draw in the five
to seven hairs that I wish I had right here.
And then, I have a scar through this eyebrow,
so I fill it in where the scar
has kind of messed up my hair growth.
And then I look and see what I feel like I need for the day.
I want to smooth out this.
All right, for once, my right eyebrow was the good eyebrow.
Okay, and now, I don't actually have
the right color of the Brow Endow.
'cause I don't have the right color of the gel,
I used my Anastasia Dip Brow.
Oh, the brows are done!
I can breathe.
I'm keeping it dark because I do like a bold brow,
but I'm going with a little more shapely
and I want you to be able to see the individual brow hairs.
I don't want it to be a full block.
This is my current routine for that.
When I do my lips, I often use either the Bite Beauty 36
lip pencil, which is discontinued,
and I am forever angry about it,
or the Charlotte Tilbury Lip Cheat Pillow Talk pencil.
I also have slightly uneven lips.
I have a scar right here and a scar right here.
And so, I like to try to make them look more even.
And then, I think this one is still available.
This is the Maybelline Daringly Nude matte lipstick.
I have clearly, very much really loved this.
This is all that's left and that's it.
Okay, I'm gonna go do my hair and I'll be back
for the reveal, even though it's right here.
You can see my face.
And there you go, that is my makeup look.
I hope that you guys enjoyed it.
This was really fun to film.
I have worn a couple other makeup looks recently
that you guys were requesting.
So if you wanna see more makeup, let me know
by hitting the like button or leaving a comment down below,
and I will take that into consideration,
because I would love to do this more.
I think it's super, super fun
and great little Wednesday video add on.
But that's it for today.
Whether you are old or new or a casual lurker,
thank you for spending time with me
and I will see you in my next video.
Mwah, bye!
Blendy, blend, bla, blen, blend.
Blend.
Doopee doopee doopee do.
Boop, boo, boop, boop.
Tellick the house.
I don't kown what the house means,
but I've heard people saying it.
My entire life is just hello fellow youths.
And I chisel today, lady.
I think I'm gonna go in with this, whoa, whoa, don't break.