Anna Sawais澤井杏奈Beauty Secrets每日妝容教程

Hi Vogue, this is Anna Sawai and I'm going to walk you through my morning skincare routine and my fresh makeup look. I'm going to clip my hair first. I'm going to wash my face with this. I'm only going to use that much. Never drag the towel around your face. You don't want friction. We're going to use this face mask today. I've had this routine for maybe the last four years since I got into the acting industry properly. I'm smiling. I look crazy. So these are my tools. I start off with the big one. You have lymph nodes around the neck, so I like to just target that area. Okay, so I also like to go in to my scalp. Now, this is not scientifically proven or anything. I feel like I discovered this when Debra on Monarch, she does my hair. She was massaging my scalp and I just felt like my face kind of lifted and it looked different after the massage and so I was like, okay, I can start doing this on myself. Let me just use the tool that I have. And then with the small one, I'll go around my eyes. I hate wasting what's left in the mask, so I'll just put it around my neck. Next up is the vitamin C serum that I love from Farmacy. They don't have fragrance in it. When I was in elementary school, my sister was in middle school. She had already started doing her skincare and she told me that I should start early, so I probably started when I was like 10. Some moisturizer. I am very good with my skin. I will not sleep with my makeup on. No matter how sleep-deprived I'll be, I still do my skincare routine. Next step, very important step is sunscreen. This is from Korea. There's no white cast. It's very moisturizing, so it almost just feels like you're putting on another layer of cream. Last step is my Tatcha lip mask. I've been using this since Shogun and we would prep my lips with this and it has a very cute little pink tint. So first step is my foundation. Actually,this is probably like a skin tint. My grandma used to put on a lot of makeup and I was probably around five or six and I would ask her to put lipstick on me and she would put a little bit of blush as well and I was just so excited to go visit her because I knew that I'd be able to play with her makeup. On Shogun,the makeup wasn't too heavy. Back in 1600, they didn't have a lot of options for makeup, so we did very simple, very white, pale porcelain skin and some red lips. Concealer. Just a little bit under my eyes. I feel like there's some darkness, but I'm not going to put it at the rim because I like to keep a little bit of the darkness because it looks like I have eye shadow and I can just get the eye shadow stuff. I'm going to go in with some contour. So I just do that and I can already see the shadow, so I just apply it on top of that. And when I blend it in, I'm swiping upwards instead of dragging it down because I feel like that kind of helps keep it lifted. I feel like the way that Japanese people do makeup and people in the States do makeup is very different. So Japanese people like to keep their face very pale. There's not a lot of contouring. Foundation is usually a little bit lighter than your actual skin tone, whereas here in the States, everyone likes to use bronzer. They like to contour their face. I'm also going to put some in the inner corner, a little beneath my brows. So I'm just going to create some shadow and pretend like I have a high-bridged nose. So next up is brows. I use a color that's not as dark as my brows. So it's going to look like that. Just adding where I need it. I'm going to apply this Merit blush. I usually like to just do it directly because this one's very sheer. The response that I've received from Shogun has just been so very meaningful to me. I think the ones that mean the most are the ones that I get from Japanese women and not necessarily older women, but some younger women who feel like they've been pressured to act a certain way and people accept them because they're Japanese to be very sweet and to be quiet, but that's not everyone. There are many stories that I feel need to be told, and I'm very excited to slowly get into them. Next up,I'm going to put some powder blush. I'm also going to put some on my eyes because I want to do a fresh,sweet-ish look. I think I'm going to apply some highlighter. I like using cream products because I feel like they just give you a more natural finish. Apply it a little higher than the blush, but not too high. Just the tiniest bit. When we're shooting, I always enroll in a yoga studio that's nearby and just go on the weekends, go after work, and that's how I come down and just stay sane. I'm going to curl my lashes. I love this eyelash curler from Addiction Tokyo. It makes a really big difference. I'm going to put some eyeliner on, and what I like to do is just put some in the inner corner. Don't put any in the middle and then put it in the outer corner. We're going to use a thin angled brush and I'm going to put some product on it and then I'm just going to flick it out. Lash primer. If I don't put any primer, my lashes are literally going to touch the floor. So the next step is mascara. I'm just going to put it on the tip of my lashes because we have eyeliner and we don't need to accentuate the root. I always take a spoolie and just comb it through because I really don't like clumped up mascara on my lashes. I want them to look very wispy. I'm going to powder my face. So I like to put it on the lid and make sure that the brush has everything it needs. Then I'll go press on it. After the powder, I usually put some brow gel just at the end. I'm going to bring that up a little bit. But I do it after the powder because I hate it when you do it before the powder and once the powder is on, it has like white clumpy gel on your brow plate. And then the last step is lips. Actually, this is the final step. I'm going to go back in with some of the contour that I used earlier. And I'm just going to use the tiniest bit and just put it a little above my lips and a little below it. I have a very big secret to tell you. So when I sleep, I sleep on my back. I do not sleep sideways because there was one time that I napped and I'm not even kidding you. This side had the deepest line ever and I was like, I'm never sleeping on my side. So I just use a nice soft towel. This one I brought from home. I travel with it and I'll roll it up and I'll just put it behind my neck and sleep like that. And you just face it on all of your eyes. That's my best beauty secret. Hi. All right, guys. That's the final look. We did a very fresh everyday look. I hope you liked it. And I'm about to go celebrate my Emmy nomination. Thanks for watching.