[mellow music]
- Hello, I'm Yumi Nu.
And I'm gonna be walking you through
my everyday skincare routine
and my winged eyeliner tutorial.
We put up my hair.
Cleanser.
This one's from Farmacy.
The ingredients are super simple
and I put it on this vibrating cleansing pad from FOREO.
I do about two pumps.
I have combination skin.
I used to have really oily skin when I was younger.
I had a lot of acne.
I went on Accutane for six months
and now my skin is way less oily.
I'm gonna go in with some eye patches
from Peter Thomas Roth.
Put them in my fridge in the container with the butter.
But it doesn't stop there.
Then I have these Japanese sheet masks.
This just reminds me
to take a minute for myself in the morning.
Have my coffee and it's just a lovely morning
self-care ritual that I do.
This is Summer Fridays CC Me Serum.
When I'm working,
I basically do the same thing
but I just make sure to double cleanse
after I get home from a shoot
to really get all the makeup out of my pores.
And you know,
once in a while I get a facial
just for maintenance.
Next I do sunscreen.
I became more educated about sun damage
as I got in my twenties.
And I wish I would've started earlier.
I do some hydrating eye cream.
When I'm really stressed,
lately, I've been trying to do meditation.
I really love this app called Insight Timer
and it's a guided meditation.
And I feel like the energy of the people on there
just feels like a hug.
And also I love just rotting by the TV
and looking at TikTok.
And I think like just letting myself
like relax and enjoy what I wanna enjoy
without any guilt.
My last step for my skincare routine
is using this face roller.
I put it in the fridge.
I put everything in the fridge.
My mom and my grandma were the people
I think that just like splash water on their face
and that was their skincare routine.
So my skincare education came from YouTube
and Vogue Beauty Secrets and all the above.
I definitely think that it helps
with puffiness and inflammation.
I'm gonna take my hair down.
Now, we're gonna head into my winged eyeliner look.
So I start off with foundation.
I think as I've gotten older,
I've started wearing less makeup
because I've grown more confident in my bare face.
And also with work I wear a lot of makeup.
So I like to give my skin a break.
Bronzer.
I use this bronzer stick from Westman Atelier.
I'm a big fan of makeup sticks,
as you can see.
Because I just think
they're really easy to carry around.
I do two rounds of blush.
So I just mix these two colors.
I really love this color combo
because it's very warm and natural looking
and it sets the tone
for the mother blush that's coming in.
I do a little on my nose too.
This is the Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wand.
I really enjoy my job because I get to work
with so many creative people and artists.
I've been working in the industry for so long.
Even like the biggest shoots of my life,
like the Sports Illustrated cover,
they let me have a choice or input
in what I want to do.
And I think that that's so amazing
to be able to collaborate with people in that way.
It just like helps me feel more confident.
Second round of blush after highlighter
is a cream blush.
Because I find that cream blushes are more pigmented.
I use Sunnies Face.
I first got into modeling when I was a baby, actually.
My mom put me in baby modeling.
And I was just chaos.
I was a menace.
And so they took me out very quick.
Then I revisited that when I was in middle school
and I told my mom I wanted to get back into modeling.
I'm very proud of what I've accomplished so far,
and I can't wait to do more.
So I use this Hourglass pencil.
I'm using this clear brow gel next.
I honestly haven't gotten my eyebrows waxed
in like 10 years because I'm just afraid.
I don't trust anyone with my eyebrows anymore.
Even sometimes like when makeup artists
ask to tweeze I'm like...
I get scared because you know,
I've walked away with little to no brow
after some of those times.
I just do a little tweezing.
I do like a little eyebrow razor sometimes,
and keep the brow routine very minimal.
Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion.
HUDA BEAUTY Palette,
I put a little Sanrio sticker on there.
Just taking like the lightest most chill brown,
and just popping a little bit in the crease.
I do this step not to add color,
but just so that my eyes have a base.
Now we're getting to the most important part.
The eyeliner.
I've gone through so many liquid eyeliners
looking for the best waterproof long lasting eyeliner.
This is my favorite one right now.
It's by Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eye Liner.
Create an outline.
And then I flick up.
I've been doing eyeliner since I was like 12 years old.
It was the first thing my mom taught me how to do.
And I was like,
"Mom, teach me how to do makeup."
She's a cool mom so she let me wear makeup.
When I was younger, I went to girl scout camp.
At that point, like you would never catch me
without a winged eyeliner.
Like I would sleep in it.
I would wear it every single day to school.
Like this winged dialer was my identity.
So I went to girl scout camp and there was no plumbing.
There was no electricity.
Like we were like pitch black at night
in this log cabin
with like a bunch of preteen girls.
And I would just like do my eyeliner in the dark.
I would check it with my Razr flip phone.
I would take a photo with flash
and that was my mirror.
And you know what I slayed.
Growing up in the early 2000s,
we definitely did not see
the kind of representation that we're seeing now.
And I think that played a huge role and a huge part
in how we felt about ourselves,
and how worthy we felt
to step into the spaces that we wanted to.
I honestly didn't even know
I could be on Vogue or Sports Illustrated
or the things that I'm accomplishing
because back then it was like...
Kind of like, "Yeah, right."
The fact that people like me
and other people who are underrepresented
are here, now accomplishing what we are is insane.
And I'm...
I just like hope
we can continue moving in this direction
because I'm very proud of where the industry is going.
This is a Maybelline Mascara Lash Sensational.
I do waterproof.
I'm using this Kosas Breezy Cloud Set Powder.
Runway is definitely something
I really want to get into more.
I think that we're starting to see
high fashion designers use more plus size models
and I'm here for it.
And I think even if you're late to the party,
I still want you to show up.
I think it's really important.
And I think that it really matters.
So do it.
I line my lips with this MAKE UP FOR EVER Aqua Lip Pencil.
This color,
the lip combo is insane.
Burt's Bees chapstick.
And this literally like probably
my favorite beauty product ever.
So when I'm not modeling,
I am in sessions writing songs and making music.
And I think that without
that creative expression and output,
I just like don't really feel as healthy or happy
as I do when I'm expressing myself.
So stream Brittle, I worked really hard on it.
The last step to tie this all together
is just adding a little freckle.
This is Freck.
When I was younger,
I didn't really have any people I looked up to for beauty
or any specific role models.
And I think,
one is because I didn't see myself
in any of them.
But also I just really felt
like I didn't want to be perceived.
So now my whole job is all about being perceived
and showing up and filling that space
that I didn't have when I was younger.
It's just...
It's crazy how life can be so full circle
and opposite of what you think it would be.
But I'm so grateful.
This is Oribe's Gold Lust Hair Oil.
So I just do a couple pumps.
Perfume.
I don't ever wanna be caught stinky in the streets
if you run it to me.
This one's from & Other Stories.
Their perfumes are pretty good,
I'm not gonna lie.
This is the final glam.
Tune into Vogue World, September 12th.