Get Ready With Me: Princess Meets Boho | Formal Dance | Jackie Wyers

[Music] hey guys it's Jackie and for today's video I'm going to show you this head to toe winter formal look I love this it has kind of a theme to it so I thought undone princess it's very cute and girly with the dress and the makeup and then the hair is a little bit more Bohemian and undone with these fishtail accents so I hope you like this combo as much as I do and it's very easy to recreate so you might get some inspiration for this for like a date or um a dance coming up prom this year if you don't have a winter formal and if the hairstyle is a little bit too casual for you make sure that you're subscribed to this channel because I will have a Winter Wonderland theme hairstyle coming up next and it has uh some side do and upd so that might be what you're looking for but anyways let's get started with this uh peach and gold makeup I'm starting with a moisturized face and I'm applying the Maybelline Master Prime to smooth over my larger pores on my T-Zone for a smooth base and a barrier between my skincare and my makeup I'm actually trying a new Foundation here I know I always stick to my Covergirl clean in the oil control formula but I decided to Branch out and get the Stila Aqua glow serum Foundation I've been using this for a week now and I really like it it's very light leaves a very Natural Glow to the skin and I really like the texture of it how I apply it is first shaking the bottle lots and then I just apply with a flat top brush and then blend away into the skin with a damp Beauty blender you can totally use your fingers as well it has the texture of like a tinted moisturizer so I also applied a little bit down my neck and it's really great for just evening out the skin and giving that really nice glow but I wouldn't say this is the best for covering blemishes I'm using the anast cream Contour but only in the two lightest Shades I like this for me just to brighten up underneath the eyes I apply a little on the jawline and around the nose in a super sheer layer then I just blend away again with my beauty sponge I use this more as a very lightweight concealer and it also just highlights the skin a little bit definitely not as thick as my Laura Mercier under eye concealer which I use when I want a little bit more coverage [Music] still with cream products I recently picked up the tarte Tipsy cheek stain I just rubbed the stain up my cheekbones and blended it in again with my beauty sponge I've never really been a fan of stains or cream blushes even but when I have a uh like very light Foundation or a tinted moisturizer I find it looks really nice just if you have too thick of a base though it will kind of like move around the product and doesn't look all that great so if you like to use a very light base I would to totally recommend cream products so here's a little closeup of the skin now to limit the creasing under the eyes I'm setting with Too Faced a primed and poreless powder just with a small brush and going back and forth to make sure that everything is set there and then for all over the face I do something a little weird I really like the texture of the Too Faced Candlelite glow highlighter it's a highlighter just for the cheekbones but I use a little bit over my whole face and I just find it really picks up nicely on camera in photos but it completely depends on your skin type for me my Skin's a little bit dull looking so I like that extra kind of glow and Sheen to it but if you have some bumps on the skin it can accentuate that so if you have any skin troubles then I would suggest to go with something a little bit more matte or Bare Minerals is also a really great option for a little bit more coverage and a skin-like texture I'm going to add a bit of bronzer I prefer looking more bronze with this light peach color dress that I'm going to wear so I don't look washed out and I have a little bit of self tanner on except for my face so I do have to do a little bit more work to get my face um a little bit more bronze and I'm also applying some ash toned um kind of brownish gray shade underneath my cheekbones to make them pop and I'm also defining the bridge of my nose and tip a little bit this looks especially good in photography so the face doesn't look flat can leave the skin as it is the peach cheek stain does still shine through but I'm going to add an extra pop up on my cheekbones for added color and a bit of a highlight I love Milani products and this blush is gorgeous you can totally tone it down I personally love a lot of color on my cheeks and I don't put it on the apples I put it more along the cheekbones it looks really nice on a round face but of course it will look less dramatic when the whole look is put together and you can always just tone it down to do what looks best to you for brows I've really been going natural recently so I'm using the Covergirl brow and eye makers in soft Brown I really like this shade and it's really hard to go overboard with this it's really subtle and I'm just just filling in the front a little bit in any sparse areas then I'm combing upwards and locking everything in place with a brow gel I like to comb up and then I'll take those extra little side side pieces and uh like put them over and that's how I do it it's very simple and just kind of accentuates the natural kind of full brows I have without looking too drawn on and then of course I am priming my lids for [Music] Shadows now for shadows I'm keeping it very simple and easy I'm going in with the gold Milani Shadow it is so pigmented and pretty I love it so much and I'm applying it all over the lid as well as my inner corner and all the way underneath my lash line I'm so impressed with these Milani shadows and blushes they are so pigmented and really pretty they're not super expensive or anything and the only reason I haven't used a ton of Milani is because I don't have a Superstore that I go to frequently and that's where I tend to buy it but anyways I'm going next in with Mac's Brown script this is a gorgeous shade shade I've used this so many times and it looks great with gold Shadows so I'm blending right above my crease and just keeping it very soft and Fades right into the brow bone and I'm also adding a little bit of this under my bottom lash line and fading that out as well next I'm taking a tiny bit of blush that I used and I'm applying this also into the crease and just fading it upwards so that I have a little bit more Sheen there almost done with the shadows I'm going in with a light matte shade and I'm applying this to my brow bone and I'm bringing it down a little bit over top of some of the Shadows just to keep everything soft I know they're kind of bold colors but once I put the lashes on it'll still be a very soft look and I'm skipping liner with this so now that the Shadows are pretty much done I just went in and I added a tiny bit of Fix Plus on my brush and then I applied a little bit more gold to the center of my lid for a more metallic finish but anyways now I'm just going to curl my natural lashes and apply mascara for mascara I'm using the Covergirl Clum Crusher I really like this because it has short bristles so I find there's less room to like mess up and get it on your lid which I've been doing a lot recently never used to happen to me but I don't know now I just keep getting it on my lid so I'm reaching for this one and it's just lengthening and nice so here's my complete eye look without false lashes and I'm going to show you like a natural version of the look so next I'm going in with this uh Nars lip pencil and it's really really pretty it's just a natural way to finish off the look it gives you a nice nice little pout and here's the first option this is a little bit more Bohemian and now I'm going to make it a little bit more girly and princessy with bigger lashes and a glossy mouth so glossy mouth that sounded weird glossy lip and I'm going in with individual lashes I really liked how this looked in my Gigi tutorial and you can buy lashes that go small medium to large and make them go uh like in a fluttery way I just have the mediums on me right now so I'm just using the medium singles on the first half of my eye and then I'm building it up and doing the double flares I love how this looks it gives a really nice effect and here I did quite a few I actually filmed this on two days so in this portion of the tutorial I have lots of lashes but in my hair tutorial and um when I'm modeling the dress for you then I have less lashes so you'll see kind of the difference there but yeah once I have all the lashes on it is a little bit timec consuming but it gives a really pretty fluttery look I'm going to add a pink gloss this is a buxom gloss you guys know I love Buxom and here's the completed look I'm just doing some touchups and I really hope you guys like it [Music] I'm starting this hairstyle off with second day hair and no I don't have the little arm sleeves in because it's just easier to do this hairstyle without the restrictions so I'll put those on later but anyways I'm just brushing out my hair and adding some dry shampoo in the roots to give them a little pickme up a little more volume and also because I'm using some heat I'm going in with Tres heat protectant on the lengths and ends of my hair brush it all through and I'm doing a bit of teasing around my parts so I have a messy text mixture up top with a little volume and now the next step is taking a small section from behind your ear and I am fishtailing this all the way down what I like to do is fish tail and then I will really loosen it and then I'll fish tail again and loosen it up one more time so I get a messy texture to it and I'm doing a second one also behind my ear here's a little recap on how to fishtail just divide your hair in two sections take the outermost strand of one of the sections and cross it over and then repeat the same thing so it's really just a crisscross motion and you get this a really pretty Bohemian pattern and I will have a link down below to a just simple fishtail tutorial if you need to check that one out again I'll fishtail and then I will loosen it up so that the length of how much I've braided gets a lot longer and gets a little Messier and more Bohemian then I'll repeat the same step and once I'm down all the way at the bottom of my hair I am tying it off with a little plastic elastic and this is what makes it very boho if you take a comb and you add a little bit of hairspray and then just back comb it upwards a little bit you'll get this messy texture and I think it looks really cool I think this is a very cute Bohemian hairstyle just with natural hair to have a peeking braid or a two coming through the hair but I am going to start curling my hair first I'm taking some hairspray this is pantene's volume up and I've sprayed my roots just to give them a little bit more grit and separation and then I'm just really quickly curling the ends of my hair away from my face and I've added a couple towards my face as well just to give it that cool kind of messy movement and then I'm going to take the braid and just move it over to the other side like a half headband I'm not really putting it all the way to the other side I'm kind of putting it on an angle and then pinning it underneath a section of hair on the other side I'm doing this to both of them and you get this really cool kind of sideways I don't know detail and I like to make sure that the hair is um covering it on the other side so that you don't get like a big hole between your hair so I hope you guys like this look it's very simple you can totally do more polish wavs if you want to but I really wanted to have it a little bit more laidback the last step I'm doing is taking that front section and I'm just pinning it over top of the fishtails so that I get a nice little movement there and I think it looks really nice in the end and by the way what do you think I should do with my hair color right now it's kind of this AUB uh medium brown shade I really like it I think it's Unique and cool but I do have to get my roots done do you think I should go darker like it was before or just get it matched and rock the color it is let me know I'm falling like a hit fly down to your feet crawling on my knees I face the concrete taste the blood in my mouth but I don't really care oh no now for the whole look together these awesome shoes are from Lulu's it reminds me of a ballerina but I will say you do have to tie them up pretty tight for the uh lace UPS to stay put I had to retie mine a couple times but you could always use like a bit of an adhesive even and this clutch is beautiful it's my favorite clutch I have it's also from Lulu's and just beautifully detailed and really adds to this look my layered necklaces and drop- down earrings are from modcloth.com they have a huge selection of accessories and I thought these were very pretty and Princess like and of course this light peach lace dress is from windsorstore.com it's my favorite place to get semi-formal to formal dresses as you guys probably know because I use dresses all the time from Windsor store and I love putting together outfits like this thanks for watching I hope you guys enjoyed this look and if you did make sure to give it a thumbs up for more get ready with me videos also I have started thinking about like prom tutorials that I'm going to do this year so I won't be uploading them for a little bit but I'd love to know what color your dress is so you can always send me a picture on Twitter and uh if you have any like themes like sometimes they'll be like Great Gatsby themed or stuff like that whatever you guys want to see definitely let me know in the comments down below or on Twitter Instagram Snapchat all of that will be linked in the down bar so make sure you're following me to stay updated and to let me know which videos that you'd like to see also is there anything else I have to say I don't think so I'm just going to go now I will see you in my next video be the me I sh my dream with you until the morning everybody else have done it right he [Music]