Game Changing New Luxury Makeup! DIOR | CHANEL| LISA ELDRIDGE

I'm very excited to try these new makeup products. I just got Lisa Eldridge's concealer pencils, this is her new concealer. She made a video about them yesterday and I couldn't be more excited. I literally cut myself with paper when I opened the box when it arrived. Anyway, this is the Pimpoint concealer pencil. She sent me four shades, two, three, four, five, and there are 16 shades in total. So she's included this card to teach you how to use it. Her video is fantastic. He talks about his story, how she got to this, how Pimpoint concealer is like a registered brand now. It's his most characteristic technique. So I'm very excited and very grateful that she sent me these products. So, let's test them. I also want to try Dior's new foundation. This is Forever Hydra Nude and I bought the tone 1.5 neutral. I'm usually a neutral girl when it comes to Dior products, but lately I've been feeling very pale. So I thought, I'll just use 1.5. We can always use a little bronzer. I ended up buying a few more products from Chanel's spring-summer collection. I tried this palette of eyeshadows and highlighters for you and I'm liking it. I thought I was going to like it more than I really do. And it's not that I don't like it, it's just that I was so excited about the idea that now I'm like, it's all good, okay, it's cool, it's cool. Anyway, I bought one of the eyeshadows and then two Rouge Coco Bombs, because I feel like when Chanel does the Rouge Coco Bomb, right? It's very good. So I thought I'd try two of these eyeshadows. There's a highlighter in Dash, which is new to me. It's not new. One, this is new, the compact powder sticks from Smashbox. I'm not sure if I'm going to use it. This is their new creamy stick blush. And I have it in the color Poppikki. And I also have some of these curvy pencils. So, eyeliner and lip liner that I'm dying to try. Now, since I only have Bombs, it might work. Let's see, let's see how it goes. I'm really focused on this. So, since I want to test a new foundation, I'm going to use the corrective technique she needs after applying the foundation to perfect my look. So, if you watch her video, she's applying it to her bare skin and really working on every little, you know, imperfection. I don't like to call them imperfections, but you know, spots or, you know, broken pores or something. So, since I'm going to use this foundation first, I'm basically going to do a retouch with the concealer and the pencils. Anyway, here's the Forever Hydra Nude, and it's new. I have their Forever Natural Nude foundation. This is the 2N color. I don't know if she's going to replace this one, if this one's going to come out. Actually, I should take a look at the website right now to see if it's still there. Dior Forever Natural Nude, right? It's still there. It looks a little different. I think maybe I have an older bottle where the text is up and down instead of straight. But yes, they still have the Natural Nude and this is the Hydra Nude. Let me see if I can tell what the difference is. It's a natural nude, fresh for 24 hours and light. Right. Invisible finish, 24-hour duration, hyaluronic acid, 48 hours of hydration, created with 50% water. The light and fresh formula includes 96% of natural ingredients. Okay, I'd say it's probably better for drier skin. It's hydrating and it's infused with hyaluronic acid. So, I think that's the difference. Well, it's perfect for me. My skin is very, very dry. And in the winter it gets even drier. So, it was probably launched at the right time. So, I'm going to apply some blusher here. All right. So, here's the Tone 1.5N and it looks like it has an even lighter coverage than the Forever Natural Nude. So, let's see. Ah, yes, it's very light. Actually, it's perfect because when we apply the concealer on a pen, we can apply it with a pencil. We can see the difference. Wow, this is great. It has a fragrance. It's a kind of clean perfume. Very typical of Dior. When I put it on my skin, I don't feel like it's too much. It's too much. Yes, I think this 1.5 is perfect. Perfect. I think the 2N would probably get a little hot on my skin. So far, I'm loving it. I'm a big fan of light bases and light coverage. I like a little help. A little help to even out the tone of my skin. I don't really like powder foundation. So, this is perfect. You saw that I'm using my Lisa Eudryde lipstick here. I usually leave it stuck in a chain and she uses it on her earrings. And I thought, my God, how cute. So, I thought about doing this. So, Lisa, a little chance for you to be watching this. I loved your lipstick. Thank you. Well, I didn't even use the two lipsticks. There's a little bit left in my hand. And it's doing exactly what I like the bases to do. Which, as I said, I like to help a little. It just evens things out. Making my skin look a little better than before. This foundation has a lot of shine. I wasn't using primer. I'm just applying it on top of the skin care products. So, I like that. I like that. I don't like matte foundation. So, this is very good. Very, very satisfied with this. And Dior started to reformulate their foundations probably a few years ago. And the Forever foundation, the one with the blue lid, I remember liking the previous version a lot. And so, when they reformulated it, I really didn't like it. It oxidized on my skin. It just wasn't cool. And until they launched this foundation in a stick, I really hadn't used any Dior foundation. You know I'm a big fan of their concealer. But I hadn't used any of their foundation. So, maybe this is one of my favorites. Because until now, it has been very promising. Very, very promising. All right, let's go to the Elisa Eudryd concealer. All right, so it costs $34 each. Once again, there are 16 tones in total. I'm going to show you this picture again. Isn't it amazing? Don't forget to watch her video. She talks about how you can use concealer however you want. You can use it on bare skin, under the foundation, or on top of the foundation, at the end of your makeup routine, if you want to perfect things, as if you wanted to clean the edges of your eyebrows, or maybe even the edges of the lipstick. And since these pencils are waterproof and sweatproof, they dry completely. They don't come out of place after you apply them. It's really great as a lip cleaner, so to speak. This will prevent the lipstick from smudging. So, if you have this problem of smudging, maybe you want to try it just for that, I think it's worth it. So, just by the color range, you can see that there are different undertones. So, this is 2, 3, 4 and 5. And you can see that 4 definitely has a touch of peach. 2 looks very neutral. 3 looks a little hot. 5 looks a little hot. So, these are definitely made to correct, obviously, and, according to Lisa, they are very, very pigmented. So, you really don't need much. Okay, here are the samples. I don't know if this will mean a lot to you, since it's just in my hand. But this is 2, 3, 4, 5. And the tone difference is so subtle. But I imagine that if you're really trying to perfect your skin, definitely between 2 and 5 there's a big difference. And each gradation will be very important. So, in her video, she talks about covering a spot. And what you don't want to do is just color over that spot. It's going to be very, very obvious. You're going to want to soften the edges, all that. So, in her demonstration, she kind of blinks in a much larger area around any spot you want to hide, and then it gets closer and closer to that area. And she really uses the analogy of an elevation map with a volcano or a mountain, and this being the mountain. So, I have these three huge sunspots here that I'm going to work on. So, I think I'm going to start with pencil number 3. No, I'm going to start with pencil number 4 because I have a little redness in my cheeks here and number 4 of all these tones seems to be the coolest. So, I'm just going to brush like she said. And since they're sitting, I'm going to work on each spot individually. And she says you can use your finger or a brush. While she's talking to you in the video, she's using just her finger. But when she's demonstrating, you can see her using a brush. It looked like she was using a brush in larger areas. It probably looked a little more efficient. I'm probably just going to use my finger. I think it's the fastest. Again, I'm going to brush up here. And I don't know if you've ever taken a drawing or painting class. I'm going to brush in different directions. It always seems to give you the most uniform coverage. So, I'm brushing this way and brushing that way. It probably doesn't make a difference. And so, when you have all those different elevations there, she says you should be able to go straight to the point. Let me soften up a little. And that's it, it's gone. Do you know what's interesting? When I was doing the sample of this pencil, it looked like a lip liner or something like that. But, actually, it has a little bit more of a sticky touch. It's a very interesting concept because you look at it and think, okay, lip liner, lip liner. But I feel like it's like a stick concealer. But with this shape and this very, very thin tip. And this tip is only 1.5 millimeters. It's great. I think I don't have the patience to do each point on my face. But I can also see myself getting completely stuck and spending a lot of time doing this. But I'm going to do these two points now. Let me do one at a time. They're close. And I was thinking of doing both, but I changed my mind. It's like I've never sunbathed in my 20, 30 years. Amazing. Let me do the last one. And this color number three. Oh, no. Four that I'm using is really a great option for this part of my cheek. And I'm not using a lot of pressure because it's very pigmented. I don't think you need to apply a lot of product at the same time. I think you need to apply it little by little. Wow. Look at this. It's like magic. Like magic. Oh, my God. And it didn't take long. All right. I'm going to correct the redness around my nose. I have a lot of broken vases. And although the base has solved most of it, there are definitely some darker ones there. So, I think I'm going to use it. Let's see. It was four. I'm going to use it. I think I'm going to use number three. This one has a slightly more yellowish base. Let's see how it works. Cool. Wow. Very, very cool. And now I'm going back to number four. And there are some spots here that I want to correct. Actually, I'm going to try pencil number three for this part of my cheek. Yes, this color works better. I don't have as much redness as here. This tone works a little better down here. Wow. This is amazing. I have to say. And just a little extra effort, you know? Instead of just passing something and brushing or blending, just a little attention to those spots that always bother me. Wow. What a difference. And very easy. Very, very easy. I'm always afraid when a makeup artist comes up with something and says, Look, just do this, this, this, this, this, this. And I'm like, Ah, I'm just a normal person. But Lisa Eudryde somehow manages to make a product that I can even use. Amazing. Wow. Okay. Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. Now, I'm trying to see if I need to do just a little correction under the eyes. One. She mentioned that if you just want to correct under the eyes, this product is probably not very good because it's a very fine pencil. But if you correct, maybe it's still a little dark. What I usually do, maybe this is the product to help. Like, correct this. I just don't know if I feel like doing concealer because I feel like this foundation did a great job of even out my skin tone. So, I think I'm going to leave it like this. I'm going to leave it like this. So, no concealer. I'm not going to put powder on because I want to see how it looks really shiny. One. So, I'm just going to go with a little bronzer. My bronzer is Lancôme 6 King Transforming. It's very light. I'm using my big brush for bronzer Sonia G. And Sonia G sent me her new mini transparent brush. So, I thought I'd use this one with the Smashbox Hot Stick Blush in Poppik color. This brush is made for creamy products, to apply them transparently. I'm trying to decide if I'm going to apply the brush on the stick, because I remember that when I did their sample, they are very pigmented. So, I wanted a light touch brush like this. I'm going to apply in circular motions here on my cheek and then brush. It's very pretty, kind of raspberry, cherry, actually, kind of cherry, kind of red. Very pretty. And I like to use this brush with it because it's a very pigmented blush. And this brush is like a tongue twister every time you want to say blush brush. One. But this brush is the perfect combination for a very pigmented creamy blush. Ah, I like that. Actually, it has a much colder tone than I thought. But I like how it looks. Yes, and it's not sticky or sticky. Not at all. Ah, what a beautiful color. All right, Smashbox. Very, very beautiful. And I believe these are limited edition, but I'll leave the link below if I can find it online. All right, the next one is this illuminator in dash. Isn't it beautiful? So, this is his gradient illuminator. This tone is Doll Dynasty, and it looks amazing just on the packaging. It's definitely a gel. A powder-type formula and has a double chrome effect. It has a metallic shine. There's so much beautiful stuff going on in this product. Now, when I did the test, I thought it looked very micro-shiny, which is not always my thing. But in Dash he looked for me. He said, don't be afraid of the micro-shine. It looks beautiful on the skin. And I thought, I believe in you. So, I'm going to ask, what kind of brush should I use? Like a very strong brush for a very strong illuminator or something a little thinner. I've always liked to start light and increase as I please. So, I'm going to start with something thin. I'm going to use this brush. It has natural bristles. It's a Hakuoto brush. I bought it when I was in Tokyo, I think. I was in Tokyo or somewhere else. Maybe I was in Kyoto. No, I think I was in Tokyo. Anyway, I don't remember exactly what bristles are these, but it's basically a boring brush and angled with a soft touch. Wow! OK! I'm glad I didn't use a very dense brush. It would have been too much. Wow! It was just a touch and a brushstroke on my cheek. Wow! This is probably the most intense illuminator I've ever seen. It's absolutely stunning. I'm going to use my soft brush from Sonia J and blend. I really want it to mix a little bit in my cheek. Wow! It's so intense. Wow! Andashi, you weren't kidding because, yes, I really don't see the micro-glow. I mean, I'm under my lighting, but I really don't see much micro-glow. This is really beautiful. Very, very beautiful. Thank you very much. Wow! Eyebrows. I don't think I have anything new for eyebrows. So I'm going to use my Dior Onset Brow Gel in dark brown. And then I'm going to use my new Chanel Ombre Essential. This is the long-lasting multi-use eyeshadow. It appeared on my all-time favorites list. The brown color. Oops! The brown color. So, I thought I'd try a color from the spring-summer collection. This is the 252 Patch Glass. Wow! How beautiful! I was basing myself on the photos that Dior sent me. Dior, the Miami boutique seller. So, I wasn't sure what I was buying, but this one looks very, very pretty. Let me do some samples here. Beautiful. It's like the peach version. Bruntopa. It has a very similar metallic shine. It's like a strong setting, but nothing too, too high. It's very pretty. Okay. I'm going to use my Sonia GT5 brush. I think I'm going to use just this one. Yeah, I don't have any other eyeshadow. I'm going to use this eyeshadow just once. I hope it works like this. That's what I was expecting when I bought it. A very beautiful peach color. And I was researching beauty trends for 2025. I was like, what's going on? What are all the kids enjoying? And there were many references, not specifically pastel tones. What were they calling it? Like a doll look. Anyway, it was like Ariana Grande in all the press tours. All the pictures she was in for Wicked. And you know, she always looks like a doll with her hair and a bow in her hair. And a very pretty ballerina dress. And I wanted to remember what they were calling it. But it was something like a doll aesthetic. And then an article I was reading talked about how pastel shadows would be a trend. So I feel very fashionable now. And if that's the case, Chanel is paying attention because their new sensitive eyeshadow for spring and summer is more or less this color. I think they have a matte green that I think is similar to my Jade tone. Or maybe I'm remembering wrong. But they also have a lilac. So, although I'm not a big fan of shadows in pastel tones, I feel like I can use peach. I feel like the pastel pink in my eyes looks a little grayish. Lilac is not my beach. I would probably use a green or a peach. Well, I love it. I think I can better describe this tone as a very, very soft copper tone. Very soft copper. Not that kind of coppery copper. Yes, just a much softer copper. It's very pretty. All right, I'm going to curl my lashes. I'm going to use my Hermes mascara. It's basically the dark brown number two from Broombeast. And now I'm going to this base. This is an artist kit that they sent me. Which I don't think is available anymore. But you can buy these pencils individually. So, they sent me two eye pencils. One is black and one is brown. I think I'll choose the brown one, since I used brown mascara. And they are, you know, rechargeable. And then, you can keep the lid. And then, when you finish the eyeliner, you can take a rechargeable eyeliner that comes without the lid. This pencil is sticky. It's very, very sticky. You can feel it when you're applying it. How interesting. Okay. I'm just going to do a very firm eyeliner with it. Well, this was applied very easily. Sometimes I have trouble with the waterline, either at the top or bottom. But this wasn't a problem at all. So, this was reformulated. These are basically the newest ones from the Kuri base line. And I remember using the previous version of it. Probably about four years ago. And I remember that the pencil didn't stay in place. It came off or blurred easily. So, I think they'll fix that. Because I think the stickiness of the pencil will keep it in place. Anyway, we'll see. And I'll leave a comment down here for you to know how everything turned out. Including the base and everything. All right. Now let's try these Rouge Cocoa Bombs. I bought two colors. I bought the 752 Honey Bliss, which is like peach. I thought it would go well with the shadow. And wow. Wow, this one is beautiful. Here it is. It has a very beautiful finish. And a slight metallic shine. Some golden pieces there. Very beautiful. And the other one I bought. Now I was convinced to buy this 764 Enchanting Lilac. Now you know that I don't use purple lipsticks very often. But I was watching All Face Jennifer on her channel. And she was talking about how, because it's transparent, it gives an extra touch. But it kind of cools the tone of the lips and I really like it. So I thought I'd try. Jen, I'll send you a message as soon as I do the sample. And look. Wow. She wasn't kidding. You know, it's so funny. It looks very purple. Like the purple from Bar Negri Massi on Tubo. But the sample has a lot more pink. All right, let's try it. I'm very curious. Now, this one has nothing metallic. Unlike Honey Bliss, which has. Okay. Interesting. I definitely don't have anything like it in my collection. I feel like a fuchsia on top of my lips. This is very beautiful. And, in fact, it was another attempt at another 2025 beauty trend that I found. They were talking about lips with shades of red fruit or cherry. And that's what they were talking about. All right. Wow. Chanel is taking care of it. I'm going to take this off and try this Honey Bliss. Here's Honey Bliss. Wow. It's so beautiful. It's this finish that makes your lips look really plump. It looks like something with a super high shine. The brighter, bigger and fuller your lips will be. But I don't think so. I feel like you get to a point where it's like a point of inflection. You just go over the edge. And whenever I put on just bright, bright, high shine lip glosses, I don't feel like my lips necessarily look bigger. They just look like I'm drooling. But there's something about that level of shine. It's the same thing with the 804 Rouge Cocoa Gloss that I can't stop talking about. It has the same finish that makes your lips naturally plump. Wow. I love it. I really think I don't need a lip liner with it. I also think they don't have the right tone. Sorry, I'm looking at the Curious' lip liners they sent. Maybe this nude. This is pink. It's pink. I don't think I need it. I'll try it in another video. Well, that's it for this new makeup experiment video. I'm very, very satisfied with these Pinpoint Corrective Pencils. What a revolution. Lisa said they would be a revolution in her video and I have to agree. They are wonderful. So far, I'm loving this hydra nude base. I feel like my skin looks really fresh. Really, really fresh. Again, I didn't use any concealer besides Lisa's pencils. I didn't use any powder. It's getting really good. Actually, I'm getting a little hot sitting here under the lights and I don't feel like I'm with a special shine. Especially on the tip of the nose, where I usually get. So, that's great news. These bombs are great. This shadow is great. Oh, my God. This highlighter. Can we talk about this highlighter? It looks so bright and wet on my skin. It's really from another world. Amazing. And this is a very beautiful tone from Smashbox. I really liked everything I tried today. Amazing. Well, thank you so much for watching. Let me know what you think in the comment section below. Give a thumbs up in this video if you liked it. Subscribe below if you haven't already. And I'll see you in my next video.