Hello everyone, welcome back. Thank you so much for joining me. So today
I wanted to do a full face of cream products. Now, this is something that is
strangely requested a lot. More so in the Summer, so I've kind of missed the thing.
But, cream looks great all the time. There are some amazing cream products out there.
So I'm gonna go through some my views already, and some new ones actually I
wanted to try today, and create a look. This is gonna be a... I get asked a lot to
like a wearable look but like a night out wearable
look. Wearable is relative, is that the right
word? Like, everyone's version of wearable is different, everyone's version of
natural is different, everyone's version of
dramatic is different. So, this is gonna be a wearable night out, glamorous look.
Depending on how glamorous I can be. So, just before we get into that today, if this is
your first time here, hi, my name is Robert. I'm a professional makeup artist
here on YouTube but also in real life. And it's my goal to help you become a
Pro yourself or just someone who's really good at makeup. So if that sounds
like something you're interested in then do please consider subscribing. What I
want to do quickly is just go through my skin prep with you, just so you know what
I've done. I've used the Current Body Skin Hyaluronic Acid Serum. You can see
I've used that quite a bit now. I used this in a video previously I did. It
was actually an advert and no one watched it but I generally, literally
liked it. I always do adverts on things I really like, and this was... I've been
using this to prep for makeup because it is so sticky, and tacky, and it's just
incredible on the skin. And to help along with that as well I use the Ciaté
Watermelon Burst... Hydrating Primer? Hydrating Primer. My skin at the moment
is suffering quite a bit. It's quite dry for the first time in a long time. I
looked in the mirror and I was like, you look
dry, you look dry today. Priming my lids I have the Sigma Eye Primer, of course,
my favorite. And in the brows I got this, I got this literally as I was
getting ready, came in the post. This is the Brow Fixer Ultra Lift Brow Balm from
Sheen. Amazing, really good. Really, really incredible. And it's one of the
ones with a little hole in so you dip your like brow brush right in there, give it a
little spin, and comb through. Smells good too.
Really, really nice. And then, I also was trying... talking about creams, the Inglot
AMC Brow Liner. This is the shade... I don't know, it's the darkest one. But it's nice,
really nice as well. Okay, so we're gonna start with the eyes first. When I'm doing
eye makeup what I would do usually is start in the socket and kind of get a
nice, nice crease going. What I want to use in the socket first to try and blend
out... I'm almost going to sculpt and carve out my brow shape. Carve out 's the wrong
word. Contour my... oh.
It's Monday morning, and it's early, so.
I want to contour my
socket. Socket, that's the wordt I was looking for. First, and kind of get that kind of
structure down. And to use this, what I want to use is more of a solid cream, not
like a liquid squeezy out cream. So, I'm going to go into the Patrick Tar
Contour & Bronze Palette. That's not the name of it, is it.
Sculpted powder, yeah. Cream Contour & Powder Duo,
my favorite cream contour product. So, I'm going to take this first. And the reason
I'm using a... you can see how dirty it is, I use it all the time.
The reason I'm using a cream that's a little bit
more of a solid cream almost, is because it's more controllable that way. So let's
start right in the socket here, as I would normally.
And whereas with powder, I would usually go like full on like backwards and
forwards, windscreen wipers. I am, I am doing little movements rather than
full-on crazy, crazy movements. Also, by the way with creams, sometimes you get
those creams that kind of, kind of like set really easy, you can use those as an
eye primer. I just like to use an eye primer all the time.
But for example, like the Sigma Eye Primer, this one comes in different
shades. You can get like the shadow sticks that come in different shades as
well, they're usually quite good as primers. But also just as a cream
eyeshadow. And we're going to take a clean blending brush, and I'm going to
diffuse the edges.
This is basically our equivalent of our transition shade. So let's go into
something a little bit darker, and this is the Danessa Myricks Long-wear Gloss.
This is the shade, Truffle. Now, this is a little bit deeper, so I'm going to keep
it closer to the sockets in here, and build it up in this outside corner. This
is more liquidy than the first product we used, so
I'm gonna use a tiny, tiny amount at a time. I'm gonna use a tiny, tiny, tiny
little bit. I'm gonna use the same brush but I'm just gonna take off
that product. Okay, so tiny amounts at a time. Tiny movements at a time, and I mean
tiny, like I'm gonna vibrate my brush on my lids.
I'm gonna start by packing on first, building up that color first.
I'm going to build it up a little bit at a time.
Blend a tiny bit at a time, and then add a little bit more product.
I'm going to wait for that to dry and then I'll build up another layer.
I've been waiting to use these. I bought like loads of sets of them, and I've just been
waiting to to use them, and I just never got around to using them.
I always want to try like something new new, all the time. So I'm just gonna
gently blend out the deeper shade as well on the outside corner just here,
get that kind of smokier leeewk.
So, I'm not gonna take it too dark because I'm aware this is meant to be
wearable, so I'm gonna calm it down a little bit. But I am going to go in with
Milky Way in the... are they called Color, Colorfix foils. And these are incredible. So I'm
just going to use a tiny... whoop. Also as well, I'm using artificial
brushes with these creams. Creams tend to glide off artificial brushes really,
really well. So I'm gonna use like a flat concealer brush. Not, I don't want to use
one that's too thick and dense, because what I want for this cream is I want it to
glide off that brush. Rather than, if I was to use say something like this, which
is a little bit thicker and denser, we're not going to get that perfect glide. It
will still come off but I want that. You'll have to excuse me, because I can't see very well.
So now when it comes to blending this into the rest, what I'm going to do is
take the brush I was using to blend first, with the
brown, and I'm actually just going to tap over the join where it meets
the darker cream. Because what I don't want to do is rub it
backwards and forwards, and shift that cream around. And I'm just going to build
up a little bit more color on the inside here.
What I'm going to do is I'm going to let that set, and then I want to deepen the
outside corners again with another product, and underneath the eyes. So, let
me get on with foundation, concealer. They're just creams.
[Laughter] For concealer, I'm going to use the Makeup
Forever... I don't even know what this says, it says makeup for a professional
Paris. No product name. It's this concealer palette. I bought this because I was like,
it's cute.
And for foundation I'm going to use Fenty Beauty's Pro Filt'r. This is the
hydrating version, not the matte version, just because I'm feeling a bit crusty
today. I'm using this tiny little brush, this is from Spectrum.
And it came with their little blushers that I ordered. But I've been really
liking it to use for foundation because it's so dense, and
small. I love like a dense small brush for foundation. Is it a little bit more
work? Yeah, but it blends better. Better, sorry.
Okay. Oh, so I... before I wore this I was wearing a
v-neck, and I put a darker foundation on my neck and now I look completely out of
sync but that's fine, we will, we will bronze up. That's absolutely fine. Nothing
that can't be fixed. So, for under the eyes I'm gonna go in with the By Terry
Ombre... Ombre Blackstar? What a weird name. Color-Fix Cream Eyeshadow.
Is that the name? Ombre black, is that the shade?
I'll find, I'll find out for you. Everything I'm using will be below anyway. I'm gonna
take this under the eyes and then follow it up quite quickly with a blending
brush. Products like this tend to set very, very quickly but I still want that
like fade, and that blend from it. So, let's go.
I wish this kind of came with a sharpener because it doesn't, and it kind
of goes like blunt quite quick. But I really want to get up into that lash
line. I'll use it on its edge.
I need to sort out my mirror situation because I can't... I have a mirror here
right but it's too far away, and I can't see very well.
And I used to have a mirror here, it was actually, it was this mirror and it was
like on an iPad stand but it blocks out my light. See, like this. So I couldn't
really see anything. Is there like a magnifying mirror that magnifies you
from far away? Because you know the magnifying mirrors that are always like, if
you go too far away you're upside down and your face looks, you know. Let me know,
let me know if there's anything like that.
So I've tried researching, and I just can't do it. Okay, let's take
the same product and just fill in the outer corners like we would with like a
smokey eye. I'm not gonna be too heavy-handed, I want to be quite gentle
because what I don't want to do is disrupt any of the cream product
underneath.
We can blend that out with our blending brush that we were using before.
So let's go in with Colourpop's cream gel liners, it has cream in the name.
These are actually the best, the best liners, I absolutely love them. So I'm
going to do the waterline first,
And then I'm going to do, at this angle, with my pencil and just brush. I'm going
to aim for the roots of the lash.
So instead of having that like sudden harsh line that suddenly stops, we get
more of a blend with a pencil. Ah, my eyes.
Okay, Bronzer, we'll contour and contourish bronzer. We're gonna go in with the
Makeup By Mario Soft Sculpt, Sculpting Stick? Soft Sculpt
Shaping Stick, so many words up here. This is the shade light medium. And this, this
really is more of a contour because you can see it has that greyish kind of tone.
With cream contours I don't like drawing it all on, because cream moves around
right. So I, I do half the shape that I want and then go in and blend that out
to where I want it, very gently, very softly.
Because you see, look, see how much like... I didn't need to use that much. See how
quickly and easily it blends, so let's just do like the tiniest amount.
I just love, I just love the way cream sits on the skin, I think it's so nice.
Okay, so this is from a brand called Rituel De Fille. I want to say phil or file,
it's probably something really nice and French and I'm messing it up. This is the
shade Wasp. So I'm taking this like orange, it's like pure orange. I'm gonna
use my finger. This is the first time I'm using any of their products, so
I'm gonna kind of experiment with the coverage here. Oh.
That's, that's definitely like a yellowy kind of orange. Okay, I'm only gonna do
a little bit because I don't, I run the risk of looking bruised with this pure
kind of yellow almost. It's yellow. Oh, I like that, I really like that. Okay.
Let's give that a nice buff in. Nothing like a yellow blush in Autumn.
Oh, it smells good too. Oh yeah. So because we're using all creams today I'm not
worried about the order I'm using them or how I'm stacking them, because they're
all gonna blend in quite nicely together. I still don't really want my highlight
to touch my contour, for risk of making it look grey and ashy. So this
is the Illamasqua highlighter in Gleam. Wait, is it? Color, Aurora.
Again, I'll leave everything below for you. There's so many names. And this is
just so natural on the skin, I'm having to take quite a bit.
It's more like, it has like this glossy texture to it
rather than full-on highlight. We'll blend that in a minute, I just want to
get it on first. If you don't have too much texture, feel free to take it right
up under the eye there.
I'm just going use any brush just to tap that into the skin.
I'm just going to take a bit of powder and just do this. So I just want to
un-texture the middle here,
just because I personally have like a lot of, there's a lot of texture under my
eyes, and I don't want that to be part of the
look. So I am very gently going over the highlight. You can still see it, just with
a tiny, tiny bit. My lips are dry, I'm so dry. That yellow
is quite bruisy but I really like it. Please don't judge. Actually, I'm doing a
Halloween look later this month, that'll, that'll come in
quite handy. Okay, so I got sent this in PR, this is from About-Face. It's so
yellow, that's a mistake, we'll fix that in a minute. I want to go in for some of
these lip paints, and see how we get on with those. Okay, so I personally love a
good nude, so let's go for Westward, and Existential Crisis.
Start with the Existential Crisis first because it's pretty much nude.
Right. I wasn't expecting that, okay. Okay we'll
use that on top. Let's go for Westward. Or is this the same?
Hmm.
Okay, that's a lot of color for me. A beautiful color. But, what I'm gonna do
is wait for it to dry, and then completely... you know, what's it
called? Ombre with concealer.
These are nice though, these lip things. Let's take a little bit of
the Existential Crisis, and then I just want to do like a little
bit like here, and then maybe here.
Oh, my God. I feel like this is like, I feel like I'm in the future,
you know what I mean. And this is like what people are doing with there lips now.
This is so cool. Wearable's has gone out the... everyday wearables gone out the
window, I'm sorry. I'm trying to like multi use my brushes so,
when I'm filming, so I don't have to clean so many at a time.
What I'm going to do is, I'm going to add in some lashes and then we'll be done
with the finished look. Okay, so that is a full face of cream product. It's very
easy to do, and it's actually quite fun to play with the different textures
of creams as well. You do sometimes have to slightly adapt how you're blending,
and like the movement, because it's going to move differently to powder. But I'm
sure we're all kind of used to that by now. If there are any cream products that
you love to use, leave them below so I can go ahead and check them out. I love
being introduced to new products. Everything I used on my face today is
linked down below for you. Please do consider subscribing, give this video a
thumbs up for me, and I will see you very, very soon. Bye.